Do you want to experience Gdansk like a local and discover charming areas and hidden corners that often go unnoticed by tourists? Join our Licensed Private Guide on a two-wheeled adventure filled with history and culture! We tailor our bike tours to your needs and interests and offer pickup directly from your accommodation. Get active and see the best of Gdansk!

Book a 4-hour bike tour to discover Gdansk’s Old Town and the surrounding area, including the historic Gdansk Shipyard. Your experienced Private Guide will help you choose a suitable bicycle from a local bike rental shop and take you on an unforgettable journey through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town. Pedaling through the Long Market, you will admire the majestic Neptune Fountain and immerse yourself in fascinating stories about the wealthy merchants who came to the Artus Court following the medieval Amber Route.

The guide will share interesting facts about maritime culture as you ride a bike along the Motlawa River Embankment to the old Imperial Shipyard, which is known as the birthplace of the Solidarity Movement. You will pass the impressive Museum of the Second World War and the European Solidarity Centre, and hear the true storey of the anti-communist strikes at the historic Brama nr 2. Other points of interest include the state-of-art stadium built for Euro 2012 and the Brzeźnieński Park, where you can rest, taste a traditional Polish donut and enjoy amazing views of the Baltic Sea from the beach or Brzeźo Pier. The tour will end back in the Old Town.

Book an extended 6-hour bike tour to experience Gdansk beyond the Old Town. Explore the tranquil bike paths leading from Gdansk to Sopot, one of the most popular seaside resorts in Poland with a sandy beach, beautiful lighthouse and the quirky Krzywy Domek. You will pass the 15,000-seat Ergo Arena and visit Oliwa Park, pedaling past lush gardens, serene ponds, and the magnificent Oliwa Cathedral, known for its extraordinary organ music. Another highlight will be the vibrant street art “Murals” in Zaspa. The route will continue through the bustling Wrzeszcz district, passing crowded shopping halls, Günter Grass house and the Gdansk University of Technology. You will discover many local gems and natural spots, exploring at your own pace and taking as many breaks as you like.