Private WW2 Tour of Westerplatte,Gdansk and Stutthof Including Lunch
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$204
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This is an INDIVIDUAL tour. No extras to pay for guide or other services. Inclusions: - Guaranteed 2-hours guided Stutthof tour (led in English), regardless of traffic jams - Door to Door transport by air-conditioned car with English-speaking guide - Polish lunch with pierogi and beverages - Entrance ticket to the Stutthof Museum and ticket to Stutthof Museum Cinema - Take part in small group tour only up to 15 people - Visit Westerplatte and Polish Post Office The history of WW2 is inseparably linked with Gdańsk. The biggest global military conflict began here on 1 September 1939 with the first shots fired in Westerplatte peninsula and in front of the Polish Post Office. The war ended for the city in March 1945 when it was almost completely razed by the Red Army soldiers. Physical extermination of the Polish and Jewish population began right on the 1st of September 1939. Its traces are the mass graves in surrounding forests and the first nazi concentration camp in Stutthof.
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Gdansk (danzig), Poland Information
Gdansk, formerly Danzig, is one of the chief Polish ports on the Baltic Sea. Hitler's demand for the city's return to Germany in 1939 was the principal immediate excuse for the German invasion of Poland and thus of World War II. Gdansk has numerous educational and cultural facilities. Historic landmarks include the Gothic Church of St. Mary.
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420 minutes
bottled water
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
In the context of Covid-19 we follow the government recommendations. We ensure our tours are always safe and comfortable, vehicles maintained clean & disinfected. We strictly follow health & safety procedures. All these are undertaken in a pleasant way to ensure You have an enjoyable experience.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.