The route of the Second World War

Gdansk is the place where the Second World War began and hence continued to spread throughout the continent of Europe and the world known to us. Although the city itself did not suffer from military operations at the beginning, 1945 brought a tragic finale to Gdansk. Experience an amazing journey with us through the history of Gdansk and Poland at the same time. From the Free City of Gdansk to the attack of the Red Army. From Westerplatte to Gradowa Montain and Lower Town. Gdansk will no longer have any secrets for you.

We invite you to an amazing journey through the city following the footsteps of the Second World War. We will cross the Old Town rebuilt from the post-war ruins. We will go off  the beaten tracks to find still bleeding walls of never unbuilt tenement houses and traces of missiles that have destroyed over  90% of the urban tissue. We will bring closer the human tragedy of many nations, whose paths have merged in our city. Find out how you were lifted from the ruins of the Main Town and who are the inhabitants of Gdansk at that time. Listen to the story of the heroic defenders of Westerplatte and the Polish Post Office in Gdansk. You do not have to go to the museum, because Gdansk itself is a monument and a witness to history at the same time. We will cover the route on foot and by car, so that we can show you as much as possible in the shortest possible time.