Summary – “Stand on the very soil where it all happened”
Welcome to the Gdansk Shipyards, a place that became internationally known when, back in 1980s, Lech Walesa co-founded the famous Solidarity movement (Solidarność).
The unique tour takes you through the Gdansk shipyards to the very place where the movement that ended communism in started. The struggle at the Gdansk shipyards was seen as ground zero for a struggle for freedom that sparked similar uprisings across Poland.
You’ll also visit the newly opened European Solidarity Center where you’ll see various exhibits, videos and wonderful interactive maps connected to the “Solidarność” movement not only in Gdansk but throughout Poland.
The tour is so much more than just a walk down communism lane and it ultimate collapse.
The Tour includes:
1. The Solidarity Square and The Monument of the Fallen Shipyard Workers,
2. The Historical Shipyard Gate “Gate Number Two”
3. A visit to the European Solidarity Center
4. The Work Safety and Hygiene Room (BHP Room), the place where August Treaty was signed
5. The Former Shipyard Management Building and Fire Brigade
Tour Duration 3 hours
Prices start from 20 GBP per person
(Based on group of 8 people, contact us for quote)
The Price includes:
– private tour guide
– European Solidarity Center entrance Tickets
Combination saving discount
10% discount from Vodka Tasting when booked with Gdansk Shipyard Tour.
For more information about tours in Gdansk, Poland or any of our other destinations, please contact our team.
