



by BUDGET Walking Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€10This walking tour in Gdansk's Main Town lasts about two and a half hours and is led by a local guide. The tour covers key historic sites and streets where you learn about Gdansk's complex past, including its periods of growth, destruction, and rebuilding. The guide shares stories about the various peoples and powers that have influenced the city over centuries, explaining events like the arrival of the Crusaders. The walk starts at Zielony Most, where you'll see views of the Long Embankment. From there, you'll visit the Green Gate, a water gate inspired by Flemish town halls. The Crane will be observed from a distance, and you will also walk beneath its treadwheel mechanism. The tour continues around St. Mary's Church, where you can watch a figure show inside the transept. You'll stroll down Mariacka Street, a favored medieval street among locals, and cross the Renaissance Golden Gate into the Main Town. The Main Town Hall, seen from three sides, is included with a chance to hear its carillon bells. Other stops include the Museum of Gdansk, the Neptune Fountain, a second visit to the Green Gate to note its residential scale, and the Great Armoury, notable for its late Renaissance facade. The guide is included in the tour price.
Zielony Most
This spot offers a wide view of the Main Town's Long Embankment, providing a good overview of the area.
10 min
Green Gate (Brama Zielona)
A water gate in Gdansk designed to look like a town hall from a city in Flanders, noted for its unique architecture.
10 min
Crane
Viewed from a distance as a fortified water gate, the tour also goes under its treadwheel mechanism.
5 min
St. Mary's Church
The route circles this church where a figure show is presented inside the transept.
15 min
Mariacka Street
A medieval street popular with locals, known for its historic character.
10 min
Langgasser Tor (Goldenes Tor)
This Renaissance gate marks the entrance to the Main Town and is crossed during the tour.
5 min
Main Town Hall - Museum of Gdansk
The landmark is observed from three angles, with an opportunity to hear its carillon bells from the tower.
5 min
Muzeum Gdanska
This stop highlights where the wealthiest merchants in Gdansk would relax.
5 min
Fontanna Neptuna
A well-known fountain located in the central and most representative part of Gdansk.
5 min
Green Gate (Brama Zielona)
Noted as the most spacious residential water gate in Gdansk, visited again to appreciate its scale.
5 min
Great Armoury (Wielka Zbrojownia)
This stop showcases a facade from the Late Renaissance period.
10 min
Our MEETING POINT is on the GREEN BRIDGE (Zielony Most in PL). The guide will be holding a red Doppler umbrella.
End point
Our MEETING POINT is on the GREEN BRIDGE (Zielony Most in PL). The guide will be holding a red Doppler umbrella.




by BUDGET Walking Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€10This walking tour in Gdansk's Main Town lasts about two and a half hours and is led by a local guide. The tour covers key historic sites and streets where you learn about Gdansk's complex past, including its periods of growth, destruction, and rebuilding. The guide shares stories about the various peoples and powers that have influenced the city over centuries, explaining events like the arrival of the Crusaders. The walk starts at Zielony Most, where you'll see views of the Long Embankment. From there, you'll visit the Green Gate, a water gate inspired by Flemish town halls. The Crane will be observed from a distance, and you will also walk beneath its treadwheel mechanism. The tour continues around St. Mary's Church, where you can watch a figure show inside the transept. You'll stroll down Mariacka Street, a favored medieval street among locals, and cross the Renaissance Golden Gate into the Main Town. The Main Town Hall, seen from three sides, is included with a chance to hear its carillon bells. Other stops include the Museum of Gdansk, the Neptune Fountain, a second visit to the Green Gate to note its residential scale, and the Great Armoury, notable for its late Renaissance facade. The guide is included in the tour price.
Zielony Most
This spot offers a wide view of the Main Town's Long Embankment, providing a good overview of the area.
10 min
Green Gate (Brama Zielona)
A water gate in Gdansk designed to look like a town hall from a city in Flanders, noted for its unique architecture.
10 min
Crane
Viewed from a distance as a fortified water gate, the tour also goes under its treadwheel mechanism.
5 min
St. Mary's Church
The route circles this church where a figure show is presented inside the transept.
15 min
Mariacka Street
A medieval street popular with locals, known for its historic character.
10 min
Langgasser Tor (Goldenes Tor)
This Renaissance gate marks the entrance to the Main Town and is crossed during the tour.
5 min
Main Town Hall - Museum of Gdansk
The landmark is observed from three angles, with an opportunity to hear its carillon bells from the tower.
5 min
Muzeum Gdanska
This stop highlights where the wealthiest merchants in Gdansk would relax.
5 min
Fontanna Neptuna
A well-known fountain located in the central and most representative part of Gdansk.
5 min
Green Gate (Brama Zielona)
Noted as the most spacious residential water gate in Gdansk, visited again to appreciate its scale.
5 min
Great Armoury (Wielka Zbrojownia)
This stop showcases a facade from the Late Renaissance period.
10 min
Our MEETING POINT is on the GREEN BRIDGE (Zielony Most in PL). The guide will be holding a red Doppler umbrella.
End point
Our MEETING POINT is on the GREEN BRIDGE (Zielony Most in PL). The guide will be holding a red Doppler umbrella.