Sopot

Bike Tours

Start with pickup from your hotel in the city center. First, explore the Old Town of Gdańsk to see famous sites such as the City Hall and the Neptune fountain. On the way visit the Gdansk Shipyard which is one of the more important symbols of the city. It is also one of the largest and most recognizable Polish shipyards. Admire the Amber Stadium, which was used to host football matches in Euro 2012, and visit the old harbor district. Continue to Brzezno, where you will find a beautiful and peaceful seaside park. Take a break at the pier and see the panorama of the entire bay of Gdansk. The final point on this part of the tour is the house of Gunter Grass and the historic working district of Lower Wrzeszcz. If you choose the 6-hours extended tour option, visit the charming seaside resort of Sopot. Here discover one of the most popular vacation destinations of Poland. Take a walk on the longest pier in Europe, the highlight of this small town. Next visit Oliwa Park, which is located in one of the most beautiful areas of Gdańsk. Learn more about the Oliwa Cathedral famous for its organs in the form of moving angels, stars, and suns.

Your 3-hour cycling adventure starts in Sopot where you’ll meet your expert tour guide for the day. You’ll begin with a visit to the atmospheric streets of Lower Sopot before embarking on an expedition along the shores of the Baltic Sea. Along the way, you’ll visit the majestic cliffs of Gdynia Orłowo and stop at a lookout tower from where you’ll experience spectacular panoramic views over the city and the Gulf of Gdansk. Next, you’ll take a ride off the beaten track to visit the affluent area of upper Sopot, brimming with grand villas built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Here you’ll discover the picturesque locations associated with the beginnings of Sopot and the remains of the first fishing villages. By the end of the tour, you’ll have seen all of the most important and beautiful areas of the region.