Westerplatte private guided tour with entry to Guardhouse No. 1
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Westerplatte is the symbolic gateway to the history of World War II; it was here that the first shots of the war were fired. During this unique guided tour, you will travel back in time and discover the places that witnessed the heroic defence by Polish soldiers. You will reach the former Railway Gate, then step inside Guardhouse No. 1, pass the ruins of the New Barracks, and stop beneath the monumental Monument to the Defenders of the Coast. Along the way, you’ll see shelters, guardhouses, and the cemetery of Polish Army soldiers, places filled with silence, remembrance, and a deeply moving emotional charge. Your guide will not only present historical facts but will bring the past to life, making it personal, vivid, and truly touching. This 2.5-hour experience will stay with you for a long time, perfect for anyone who wants to truly understand what Westerplatte was and what it stands for.
Highlights
- Guardhouse No
- 1, the ruins of the barracks, and the Monument to the Defenders of the Coast
- You'll discover the place where World War II began
- A private tour with a professional guide
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
3 hours
Available in English, Polish
What's included
- Guided walking tour
- Private tour
- Entrance ticket
Not included
- Food and drinks
- Transportation
Where you'll meet
At the Railway Gate of the Military Transit Depot. Please be at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before the scheduled start time to avoid delays.
Operated by
Etours sp. z o.o.
Important information
Know in advance:
* Access to toilets at Westerplatte is very limited due to ongoing issues with the sanitary infrastructure. Please use the restroom before the start of the tour to avoid any inconvenience during the visit
* Visiting with a stroller is possible, although it may be necessary to carry the stroller over a few short flights of stairs near the monument
Accessibility:
* Due to the historic and partially neglected nature of the site, accessibility for persons with disabilities is limited, although generally possible – with the exception of access to the mound with the monument