The Westerplatte Peninsula, where the Second World War began, is for the Poles a symbol of the heroic struggle of the Polish army, because it was here that they fought in inferiority against the much larger and much better equipped German forces.

All ages -Suitable for people with reduced mobility

Duration

3 hours

About the tour

• All our guides have Spanish as their mother tongue or are fluent in Spanish to perfection and are highly knowledgeable and passionate about the history of Poland.

• The tour is very bearable and perfect for all ages.

• Public transport (Not included).

• This Tour requires a minimum of 4 people to complete the tour.

• Individual reservations are accepted but if there is not the minimum number of people, the customer will be contacted in advance to let them know.

Journey

• After the visit to the Westerplatte Peninsula, we will travel to the old town of Gdansk.

• Here we will see the post office that was attacked after Westerplatte and learn about the heroic opposition of the Polish postal workers, who surrendered only when the Nazis used flamethrowers.

• After their arrest, they were sentenced to death by the judges and executed. Then we will see other places in the historic center of Gdansk related to the Second World War

• A very interesting visit to a city that has gone down in history as the place where the most atrocious war of the 20th century began.