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Guide
About the guide
Activities
Cultural tour guide
Speaking languages
English, French, German Activity started in
2000
Car
MinibusAir conditioned : YES
Baby seat : YES
Interests centers
Medieval architecture in the Pomeranian Region. History of Europe and Poland,
The Polish Resistance against the Nazi and Soviet occupants (AK) and the story of Solidarity in the Gdańsk Shipyard.
Photography,
Foreign languages,
Genealogy.
Diploma, references, agreements
1. Master in English Language and Literature(Lublin University 1975).
2. Licenced tour leader, national certification
2000.
3. Licensed guide, national certification 2001. 4. Member of Baltic Association of Translators.
5. Free lancer in tourism working for various
tour operators and as private guide in Gdańsk
area in English, Deutsch and Francais, guiding
tours from Star Princess, Aida, Astor, Costa
cruisers. Acting as Tour Leader for German
groups into Masurian District and other Polish
cities.
Services
Tailor-made tours, Fixed date tours, Family / Children, Culture, Festival, Gastronomy, Industrial tourism, Ecology, Kayak / raft
Contact
Contact - Get a quoteWeb site : www.guides4u.pl
Address : Gdynia POLAND
Phone : + 48 58 622 88 67
Mobile : 00 608 45 37 31
Fax : see above
Tours
Duration : 1 day
Level :
Medium
Level :
Medium
Day 1: A visit to the youngest city of Poland - Gdynia, which was constructed in the twenties of 20th century. Today's city of 250 thousand inhabitants boasts one of the best collections of Art Deco buildings, both residential and industrial. The houses are concentrated in the very city centre while the harbour contains a number of modern-style granaries and silos. All of them display characteristic features of the style, such as streamline facades, rounded corners, vertical pilasters or ribbon-shaped window settings.
Day 2: Gdańsk, once Danzig, although destroyed by the Red Army in 1945, managed to emerge from under the rubble and proudly presents its many medieval churches (including the biggest brick church in the world), Grand Crane and Great Mill.
Day 3: The former Nazi concentration camp in Stutthof. 60 km away from Gdańsk, started as early as summer 1939 by the Gdańsk Germans, originally for the Poles from the Freie Stadt Danzig (Free City of Gdańsk).
Day 4: Frombork (Frauenburg) - the workplace of the Toruń born astronomer Nicolas Copernicus. The cathedral where he was buried, with an organ sample concert, the study and the observatory. 80 km to the east of Gdańsk.
Day 2: Gdańsk, once Danzig, although destroyed by the Red Army in 1945, managed to emerge from under the rubble and proudly presents its many medieval churches (including the biggest brick church in the world), Grand Crane and Great Mill.
Day 3: The former Nazi concentration camp in Stutthof. 60 km away from Gdańsk, started as early as summer 1939 by the Gdańsk Germans, originally for the Poles from the Freie Stadt Danzig (Free City of Gdańsk).
Day 4: Frombork (Frauenburg) - the workplace of the Toruń born astronomer Nicolas Copernicus. The cathedral where he was buried, with an organ sample concert, the study and the observatory. 80 km to the east of Gdańsk.
Activities, services on this tour:
Family / Children, Disabled, Culture, Gastronomy
Family / Children, Disabled, Culture, Gastronomy
Location
guide
Art Deco in Gdynia/ Hanseatic GdańskGuides around
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