Tricity Sightseeing

The three cities of Gdańsk, Gdynia, and Sopot lie so close and are so tightly connected to one another that they got to be known by the name of Tricity.

First we visit the beautiful cathedral in Oliwa (district of Gdańsk). Then we head to Gdynia, the harbor of Poland, for a walk along the wharf where the most famous Polish ships are anchored. Afterwards we move to Sopot, take a walk on the Sopot pier with a stunning view of the sea, and have a lunch break in this popular Polish seaside resort. Last but not least we go back to Gdańsk for a walk around the marvelous old town. You will see the remarkable Crane Gate, Golden Gate, Green Gate, the renaissance Artus Court and the gothic Town Hall. Then the Mariacka Street, dominated by the biggest brick church in the world – St. Mary’s Church. After that there will be time for a history lesson – the last stop is the Solidarity Center, where you will learn about the Solidarity movement and modern Polish history.

Throughout the tour you will be accompanied by a passionate and knowledgeable local guide. The price includes service of a guide and driver, entrance tickets to the Sopot pier and Solidarity Center in Gdańsk

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My father and I recently returned from our Ultimate Poland tour and we really cannot express how impressed we were with the RealPoland coordination, staff, accommodations, food, local guides and transportation. The itinerary was filled with visits to key historic and cultural sites along with some fun activities like making our own Polish pottery and a pierogi workshop - admittedly, my father and I still need to work on these skills. The accommodations were top class European standard hotels. Breakfast each day was provided in the hotels and dinners were pre-planned at various interesting restaurants in whichever city or town we happened to be staying. Lunch was on us, this may seem daunting but the tours are arranged so that a convenient lunch break happens in a square or Old Town area with an ample choice of cafes and restaurants. As for the Polish cuisine, don’t expect kielbasa and pierogis for every meal - they like to mix it up for you.

Our original intent for taking the tour was to learn more about our Polish heritage. We asked to add an extra day on the end so that we could visit my great grandparents village - the Real Poland staff took care of everything for us, an extended itinerary with hotel, transportation and a local guide.

I can't say enough about how much we enjoyed the beautiful county of Poland. It's clean, safe and very affordable. Additionally, the staff at RealPoland are amazing - especially all of the "Magdas". If you are considering a trip to Poland and are worried about getting around or finding the right tour I would highly recommend RealPoland they are first class.

Natalia' and Magda's quick responsiveness was tremendous! Overall, my total xperience with Real Poland was excellent. They were helpful during setting up my tour plans, and also very helpful when we had to cancel. Natalia researched my grandfather and found lots of information about him that I did not know. I am satisfied with the work she did and I look forward to traveling to Poland in the future. I hope to visit the area where he was from and maybe meet some of my relatives.