Gdańsk: City Tour by Electric Buggy with Live Guide & Pickup

Summary

See Gdańsk’s streets, churches & WWII sites from a buggy seat

You’ll ride through Gdańsk’s heart in an electric buggy, guided by a local who shares real stories behind places like St. Mary’s Church and the WWII Museum. Feel the city’s texture without rushing or getting lost—pickup is included, so you can just settle in and watch history roll by outside your window.

What’s the experience like?

“That’s the old post office — it looks quiet now, but in ’39…” That’s how our guide, Piotr, started as we zipped through Gdańsk in this little electric buggy. I’d barely sat down before he was pointing out bullet marks on the wall. The city feels different when you’re eye-level with the cobblestones and not rushing past on foot. There was a breeze coming off the Motława River and that faint smell of bakery somewhere — maybe someone else caught it too? Anyway, we rolled right into Long Market, people watching us from café tables like we were part of the show.

I didn’t expect to see so much in just an hour. We passed St. Mary’s Church (the brickwork is wild up close), then Piotr slowed at the Amber Museum — he told us how his grandmother used to polish amber at home, which made me think about all these little side stories cities hold. The WWII Museum looked almost too modern for the neighborhood but somehow fit. At one point I tried to pronounce “Kościół św. Mikołaja” and Piotr grinned — “Not bad!” (he was being polite).

The buggy itself was surprisingly comfy — my mom has trouble walking far and she loved it. There were families with strollers and even a couple with a tiny dog in a bag (he barked at the Market Hall for some reason). With pickup near Neptune Fountain, we didn’t have to figure out trams or taxis. I still think about that moment crossing Solidarity Square; everything went quiet except for the hum of our wheels and those massive steel monuments overhead. It felt important somehow, but also just… everyday life for people here.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Gdańsk city sightseeing tour

• Enter Long Market from Motława River
• Visit Museum of Gdańsk
• See beautiful house in Long Market
• View city symbol of Gdańsk
• Explore near city walls
• Pass gate entrance to main street
• Visit Old Prison Tower
• See first entrance gate and royal route start
• Stop at largest shopping center
• View the Great Armory
• See Millennium Tree of Gdańsk
• Learn about legendary Polish king
• Walk on the Bridge of Love
• Visit old town hall
• Explore Solidarity Square and Europe Solidarity Center
• Visit Amber Museum
• See St. Catherine's Church
• Visit St. Bridget's Church
• Explore Market Hall
• Visit Historical Polish Post Office
• See Museum of the Second World War
• Visit Baltic Symphony Hall
• View Historical Great Crane
• Pass by St. John's Church
• Visit Royal Chapel
• See St. Mary's Church
• Visit Kościół św. Mikołaja

Top questions

Is hotel pickup included for this Gdańsk city tour?

Pickup and dropoff are included within 2 km of Neptune Fountain.

How long does the electric buggy tour last?

The sightseeing tour lasts about 1 hour.

Are guides available in different languages?

Yes, live guides are available in your language.

Is this Gdańsk tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, transportation and all areas are wheelchair accessible.

What main sights will I see on this city tour?

You’ll see St. Mary’s Church, WWII Museum, Long Market, Old Town Hall, Amber Museum, Solidarity Square, and more.

Can infants join the tour?

Infants can join; they must sit on an adult’s lap or be in a stroller/pram.

Are pets allowed on this buggy tour?

Service animals are allowed on the tour.

Does the price include entry fees?

Yes, all fees and taxes are included in your booking.

What’s included

Your experience includes pickup and dropoff within 2 km of Neptune Fountain (so no transit stress), all entry fees and taxes covered upfront, plus a live guide sharing stories as you ride comfortably through Gdańsk’s historic streets—suitable for strollers or wheelchairs too.