Stutthof Concentration Camp And Gdansk Old Town Private Tour

Discover the sobering history and captivating architecture of Poland on this private tour of the Stutthof Concentration Camp and Gdansk Old Town. Explore the harrowing experiences of over 110,000 prisoners at the Stutthof Museum, then transition to the stunning beauty of Gdansk’s Old Town, marveling at landmarks like St. Mary’s Church and the Long Market. This personalized journey blends education and scenery, offering a profound exploration of Poland’s past and present. With an experienced guide by your side, you’ll uncover the complex tapestry of this remarkable destination, leaving you with a deeper understanding of the region’s resilience and resilience.

Key Points

This private tour offers a comprehensive exploration of Stutthof Concentration Camp, Poland’s first Nazi concentration camp, and the historical Old Town of Gdansk.
The 7-hour tour includes admission to the Stutthof Museum and cinema, as well as a private car transfer and a 5-star licensed guide fluent in multiple languages.
Visitors will learn about the harrowing history of Stutthof and its over 110,000 prisoners, with a short documentary providing a poignant perspective on survivor experiences.
The walking tour of Gdansk’s Old Town showcases the city’s rich history, from its medieval origins to its role in the Hanseatic League, with highlights like the Long Market and St. Mary’s Church.
The tour also includes a visit to a nearby beach along the Baltic Sea, offering a chance to reflect and recharge after the somber experience at Stutthof.

Tour Overview and Pricing

The private Stutthof Concentration Camp and Gdansk Old Town tour is priced from €281.42 per person and lasts 7 hours. There is an option to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour includes a visit to the Stutthof Museum, Poland’s first concentration camp, where visitors can learn about the Holocaust, World War II, and Polish history. Admission to the museum and cinema is included.

Afterward, the tour continues with a walking exploration of Gdansk’s Old Town, visiting landmarks like the Long Market, Artus Court, St. Mary’s Church, and the Golden Gate. Travelers can also request a documentary on Stutthof survivors via email.

The tour features a private car transfer and a 5-star licensed guide fluent in multiple languages.

Tour Highlights

This tour offers several highlights, starting with a visit to the Stutthof Museum, Poland’s first concentration camp, where visitors can learn about the Holocaust, World War II, and Polish history.

Admission to the museum and cinema is included, providing an in-depth educational experience.

After the museum, the tour heads to a nearby beach to enjoy the stunning views of the Baltic Sea.

The highlight then shifts to the walking tour of Gdansk’s Old Town, where guests will discover local history and legends while exploring landmarks like the Long Market, Artus Court, St. Mary’s Church, Old Crane, Golden Gate, and Motlawa Embankment.

A documentary on Stutthof survivors is also available upon request.

Guided Experience

A 5-star licensed guide, fluent in multiple languages including English, German, Polish, Italian, Spanish, French, Russian, Norwegian, and Swedish, leads this private tour experience. The guide’s extensive knowledge of history ensures an informative and engaging journey through Stutthof Concentration Camp and Gdansk’s Old Town.

The guide provides in-depth explanations about the camp’s history, the Holocaust, and Poland’s role during World War II.

Private car transfers from your accommodation or cruise port in Gdansk, Gdynia, or Sopot ensure a seamless and comfortable start to the tour.

The guide tailors the experience to your interests, offering insights and answering questions throughout the day.

With a focus on providing a personalized and memorable experience, the guide ensures you leave with a deeper understanding of this significant historical site and the vibrant city of Gdansk.

Itinerary Details

Your tour begins with pickup at your accommodation by private car, allowing for a comfortable and convenient start to the day.

After the 45-minute drive, you’ll spend 2 hours exploring the Stutthof Museum, learning about the 110,000 prisoners from 28 countries who were incarcerated here. A short documentary on Stutthof and the Holocaust provides additional context before you visit a nearby beach to enjoy views of the Baltic Sea.

The tour then continues with a walking exploration of Gdansk’s Old Town, where you’ll discover the local history and legends behind landmarks like the Long Market, Artus Court, and the iconic Golden Gate.

Customer Feedback

Customers have overwhelmingly praised the tour, awarding it a perfect 5/5 rating based on a single review. The feedback highlights the tour guide’s extensive knowledge of history and their informative, friendly approach.

The guide’s fluency in multiple languages, including English, German, Polish, Italian, Spanish, French, Russian, Norwegian, and Swedish, has been praised for facilitating a seamless and enriching experience.

Participants have appreciated the guide’s ability to provide in-depth insights into the complex histories of Stutthof Concentration Camp and Gdansk’s Old Town, bringing the past to life in a compelling and thought-provoking manner.

The inclusion of a documentary on Stutthof survivors, sent via email upon request, has been lauded as a valuable supplement to the tour, deepening visitors’ understanding of the site’s tragic history.

Customers have highlighted the tour’s well-organized itinerary, which balances the somber exploration of Stutthof with the opportunity to enjoy the picturesque views of the Baltic Sea and the charming Old Town of Gdansk.

Stutthof Museum Exploration

The 2-hour exploration of the Stutthof Museum is the centerpiece of the tour, where visitors explore the harrowing history of this first Nazi concentration camp established in Poland. Guests are guided through the museum’s exhibits, learning about the 110,000 prisoners from 28 countries who were held captive and the atrocities they endured. The tour includes a short documentary that provides a poignant perspective on the experiences of Stutthof survivors. This immersive experience, coupled with the guide’s extensive knowledge, leaves a lasting impression and a deeper understanding of the Holocaust’s devastating impact.

Exhibit	Highlights	Duration
Arrival and Registration	Inhumane processing of new prisoners	30 mins
Barracks and Living Conditions	Overcrowding, lack of sanitation, meager rations	45 mins
Gas Chambers and Crematorium	Systematic execution of prisoners	30 mins
Memorial	Solemn tribute to those who perished	15 mins

Gdansk Old Town Walking Tour

The walking tour of Gdansk’s Old Town follows the exploration of Stutthof Museum, allowing visitors to discover the vibrant history and architectural gems of this historic Polish city.

The tour takes guests through the picturesque Long Market, admiring the ornate buildings and charming alleyways. Highlights include the iconic Artus Court, the grand St. Mary’s Church, the enchanting Old Crane, the impressive Golden Gate, and the serene Motlawa Embankment.

Visitors can explore the city’s rich past, from the medieval origins to the Hanseatic League era and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

The guide shares captivating stories and legends that bring the city’s history to life.

Guests can enjoy the unique atmosphere of Gdansk’s well-preserved Old Town.

The tour offers a perfect balance between historical insights and scenic beauty.

Beach Visit

After exploring the somber history of Stutthof, the tour takes visitors to a nearby beach along the Baltic Sea, where they can enjoy the refreshing coastal vistas and soak in the tranquil atmosphere.

The beach provides a welcome respite from the heavy emotions of the concentration camp visit, allowing participants to clear their minds and appreciate the natural beauty of the region.

Guests can stroll along the sandy shores, feel the gentle breeze, and take in the panoramic views of the Baltic.

This short break offers a chance to reflect on the day’s experiences and recharge before the final stop in Gdansk’s historic Old Town.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Group Discounts Available for This Tour?

No, group discounts are not mentioned for this tour. The pricing details provided indicate a per person rate, and there are no references to any group pricing options or discounts available.

Can the Tour Itinerary Be Customized for Individual Preferences?

The tour itinerary can be customized to individual preferences. Clients can work with the tour operator to adjust the duration, focus, and activities based on their interests and needs, ensuring a personalized experience.

What Type of Transportation Is Used for the Private Transfers?

The private transfers for this tour are provided by private car. The tour includes pickup from your accommodation in Gdansk, Gdynia, or Sopot and transportation to the tour sites in a private vehicle with a licensed driver.

Are Any Meals or Refreshments Included in the Tour Package?

The tour package does not include any meals or refreshments. Customers are responsible for their own food and drink during the tour. The focus is on providing an informative guided experience at the historical sites.

Is This Tour Wheelchair/Disability Accessible?

The tour is wheelchair/disability accessible. The private car transfers and walking tour of Gdansk’s Old Town can accommodate guests with mobility needs. Visitors should contact the tour provider in advance to discuss any specific requirements or assistance needed.