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The 20th-century Free City of Gdansk was not a city of freedom… at least not for everyone.
Between WWI and WWII, a small semi-independent city-state (the Free City of Danzig) was the nest of the Nazi movement. From the early ’30s till the end of WWII the city of Gdańsk witnessed countless marches of SS and SA troops, fluttering swastikas, acts of violence and terror against local Jews and Poles, and finally death of all: Jews, Poles, Germans and … the city itself.
Come to our tour to hear the story of what was one of the cradles of the Nazi movement. Get to know the story of the Jewish and Polish minorities of Gdańsk. Find out about the tragedy four times larger than the one of Titanic. Learn about both glorious and shameful moments of wartime Gdańsk, the city where it all started.
During the tour you will see:
Last year we were recommended this tour. It was totally worth it. Tufi, our tour guide, knew so much information and told it in a way that the information will stick with you. A very informative tour and I would recommend it to anyone who visits Gdansk! Tufi was one of the best tour guides I’ve ever had! He took the time, he left nobody behind. He has a really clear voice so even the people in the back could hear clearly what he is saying.
we had the tour with Paul, the tour has never a dull moment, he has amazing knowledge of the Nazi history in Gdask and he makes it very easy to understand. Thank you and i would not hesitate to recommend him.
Would definitely recommend doing this tour. Our guide Marcin knew absolutely everything about the history of his town especially around WW2. He provided a great insight into the history of Poland and the effect of the Nazi’s.
The tour last around 2 hours but didn’t involve more than 2 km walking.
Would highly recommend doing this tour while n Gdansk.
Marcin knows absolutely everything about the history of his town durinw WW2. You will walk approx. 2 hours, but not more than 2 km. Unexpected ending of whole story /no spoiler/ 😀
You will finish close to Shipyard, and if it’s Saturday, I recommend you to have a drink there.
We had a great tour guide called Paul and couldn’t recommend him enough. He was really informative and explained everything in excellent English about the city and the influence that the Nazi Party had over it.
This tour is also available as
a Private Tour.
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