Artus Court and Gdansk Old Town Private Tour With Tickets

Gdansk’s medieval heritage comes alive on the Artus Court and Gdansk Old Town Private Tour. Enjoy the city’s rich history as you explore the grand Artus Court, home to Europe’s largest tiled stove, and wander the charming streets of the Old Town. Led by a knowledgeable guide, you’ll uncover local legends and traditions, gaining a deeper appreciation for this captivating destination. Whether you’re a history buff or simply seeking a unique cultural experience, this tour promises to transport you back in time and leave you eager to discover more.

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Key Points

A private guided tour of Gdansk’s medieval heritage, including Artus Court and the charming Old Town, lasting 2 hours.
Flexible booking and cancellation policy, with meeting point near Gdansk’s Main Railway Station.
Exploration of Artus Court’s renowned tiled stove, the largest in Europe, along with other key landmarks.
Insights into Gdansk’s medieval trade routes and local legends provided by a knowledgeable private guide.
Entrance fee to Artus Court included, offering an immersive cultural experience and the opportunity to discover hidden gems.

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Tour Overview

The "Artus Court and Gdansk Old Town Private Tour" offers visitors a comprehensive exploration of Gdansk’s historic landmarks.

Discover Gdansk’s historic landmarks through a comprehensive private tour of the Artus Court and Old Town.

Priced at €114.96 per person, this 2-hour private guided experience showcases the city’s medieval heritage, from the grand Artus Court to the charming Old Town.

Conducted in multiple languages, the tour immerses guests in Gdansk’s rich history, trade routes, and cultural traditions.

Highlights include the renowned tiled stove in Artus Court and visits to key sites like Long Market and St. Mary’s Church.

With flexible booking and free cancellation, this private tour provides an engaging and memorable way to discover the essence of Gdansk.

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Booking Information

Flexible booking allows visitors to reserve their spot now and pay later for the "Artus Court and Gdansk Old Town Private Tour".

This tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled start time, ensuring travelers can adjust their plans if needed.

The meeting point is conveniently located just 8 minutes from Gdansk’s Main Railway Station, making it easily accessible.

With customizable group size and date selection, customers can personalize their experience to fit their preferences.

This booking flexibility and hassle-free cancellation policy provide peace of mind when planning a memorable visit to Artus Court and Gdansk’s Old Town.

Tour Highlights

This private tour offers visitors a chance to uncover the rich history and captivating sights of Artus Court and Gdansk’s Old Town.

Travelers will explore the grandeur of Artus Court, marveling at Europe’s largest tiled stove and the venue’s impressive collection of paintings and historical photos.

Visitors can marvel at the grandeur of Artus Court, including Europe’s largest tiled stove and impressive historical art and photos.

The tour then ventures into Gdansk’s charming Old Town, taking in landmarks like the iconic Long Market, the towering St. Mary’s Church, and the lively Piwna Street.

Along the way, the knowledgeable private guide shares insights into medieval trade routes, local legends, Polish traditions, and more, providing an immersive cultural experience.

Artus Court Details

Artus Court, a historic meeting place for Gdansk’s wealthy merchants, is notably home to Europe’s largest tiled stove, standing an impressive 10.64 meters high and decorated with 520 tiles.

The stove, a masterpiece of craftsmanship, is a testament to the region’s rich cultural heritage.

Beyond the stove, Artus Court also houses a collection of captivating paintings and historical photographs, offering visitors a glimpse into Gdansk’s past.

This site of significance has been visited by many important personalities and has played host to numerous celebrations, adding to its storied history.

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Inclusions

The tour includes a 2-hour private guided walking experience through Gdansk’s captivating Old Town and the renowned Artus Court.

The package features:

Entrance fee to the historic Artus Court, known for its impressive tiled stove and collection of paintings
A knowledgeable private licensed guide to lead you through the tour and share insights into the city’s medieval trade, urban legends, and Polish traditions
Flexibility to choose the number of participants and select a convenient tour date
An opportunity to discover the area’s major attractions and hidden gems alongside an expert

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Explore Gdansk’s Old Town

As you venture through Gdansk’s captivating Old Town, you’ll be enchanted by its harmonious blend of medieval architecture and modern vibrancy.

Stroll along the iconic Long Market, admiring the colorful, ornate buildings that once housed wealthy merchants.

As you stroll along the iconic Long Market, admire the colorful, ornate buildings that once housed wealthy merchants.

Visit the impressive St. Mary’s Church, one of the largest brick churches in the world, and marvel at its intricate Gothic interior.

Explore the charming Piwna Street, known for its lively cafes, boutiques, and artisan workshops.

With your knowledgeable guide, uncover the district’s rich history, urban legends, and Polish traditions that have shaped this vibrant cultural hub.

Discover Gdansk’s Hidden Gems

Beyond the captivating landmarks of Gdańsk’s Old Town, a world of hidden gems awaits the curious explorer.

Tucked away on Mariacka Street, the Uphagen House offers a glimpse into the life of a wealthy 18th-century merchant, with its meticulously preserved interiors.
Wander down Piwna Street to discover quaint cafes, artisan shops, and the unique "Golden House," a baroque architectural masterpiece.
Uncover the city’s maritime heritage at the Gdańsk Shipyard, where the Solidarity movement was born, now transformed into a vibrant cultural hub.
Climb the 400 steps to the top of St. Mary’s Church for unparalleled panoramic views of the Old Town’s intricate rooftops and the Motława River.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

According to the tour details, it doesn’t seem visitors are allowed to bring their own food and drinks on the tour. The tour likely provides a focused experience, so outside food and beverages may not be permitted.

Is the Tour Wheelchair Accessible?

The tour is not specifically advertised as wheelchair accessible. However, the Old Town area may present some challenges due to cobblestone streets and historic buildings. It’s best to inquire with the tour provider about accessibility accommodations.

How Much Time Is Allocated for Each Attraction?

The tour devotes approximately 1 hour to exploring Artus Court, Europe’s largest tiled stove, paintings, and historical photos. The remaining hour is spent wandering Gdansk’s Old Town, including iconic landmarks like Long Market and St. Mary’s Church.

Can I Take Photographs Inside Artus Court?

Visitors are generally allowed to take photographs inside Artus Court, though certain restrictions may apply. It’s best to check with the tour guide or staff on site for the latest photography policies before snapping away within this historic and visually stunning venue.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Students or Seniors?

Yes, there are discounts available for students and seniors on this tour. They can save up to 10% off the regular ticket price by providing valid identification at the meeting point.

The Sum Up

Discover the captivating medieval heritage of Gdansk on this private walking tour. Explore the opulent Artus Court, marvel at the city’s iconic landmarks, and unveil the hidden gems that make Gdansk’s Old Town so enchanting. Led by a knowledgeable guide, this immersive experience offers a delightful glimpse into the rich history and traditions that have shaped this enchanting Polish city.