Highlights:
- Discover the famous Gothic architecture of Toruń
- Stroll through the untouched medieval streets
- Taste gingerbread baked according to a 16th-century recipe
- Visit the house where astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus was born
Step back in time and explore the charming old town of Toruń on the banks of the Vistula River. You will travel south to see all the major UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Upon arrival, you will meet your guide who will lead you through the Old Town, which remained unchanged by World War II, listed as a UNESCO site in 1997 due to its largely intact medieval street plan and outstanding buildings. Starting from the Leaning Tower, part of the medieval city walls, the Town Hall, and the Artus Court. You will also explore the nearby New Town, founded in 1264 and joined the Hanseatic League 12 years later. Admire the merchant houses made of red brick and the Gothic church towers, such as the late Gothic St. James' Church. Visit the ruins of the Teutonic castle, destroyed by the townspeople in 1454. Stop by the house where Nicolaus Copernicus was born and learn about his life and work in the field of astronomy. Finally, try the famous Toruń gingerbread, baked according to a 16th-century recipe.
Time: 8 h
What is included:
- Private guide in Toruń (3h)
- Private transport
- Admission tickets to St. John's Cathedral
Good to know:
- Pickup from hotels in Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia, please specify the meeting point.
- Children under 7 are free (please inform about the children)
Departure: 09:00 or 10:00
We also offer:
- A visit to the Gingerbread Museum, Copernicus House, the Bell Tower, Planetarium and Orbitarium
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