Malbork Castle

Explore the history of the world’s largest castle, built by the Teutonic Knights around 1274, with a multilingual audio guide for an immersive experience.

Opt for the Historical Route to explore the castle’s wonders, from the Grand Master's Palace to the stunning Great Refectory and frescoed Grand Chapter Hall.

The Castle Grounds Route offers a 1.5-hour journey through the Outer Bailey, charming courtyards, and the peaceful chapel of St. Anne.

Enjoy the convenience of hotel transfers included in your ticket option, ensuring a seamless and memorable exploration of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Did you know? The castle was originally named Marienburg, which means ‘Mary's Castle’ in honor of the Virgin Mary, the patron saint of the Teutonic Order.

Dive into history with a 3.5-hour guided tour of Malbork Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage, showcasing architectural marvels from the 13th century.

Enjoy a hassle-free journey with hotel pick-up and drop-off, plus skip-the-line tickets, saving you time for more exploration.

Climb the mighty Dansker Tower by the moat, linked to the castle's grand palm-vaulted halls. Explore artifacts, amber, and a trove of weapons within the castle's mighty walls!

Opt for ticket upgrades to access audio-guided tours in multiple languages and personalize your experience.

Fun fact: This sprawling Gothic castle, split by dry moats and towers, was expanded to house 3,000 brothers—Europe's largest fortified structure!

Uncover the grandeur of Malbork Castle, a 13th-century UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a knowledgeable audio guide available in multiple languages.

Choose between two distinct routes, exploring either the castle's entirety, including the Grand Master's Palace, or focusing on the serene Outer Bailey.

Bask in the enchanting glow of the sunset on a 2-hour cruise along the tranquil Gdansk River, navigated by a professional skipper.

Indulge in a glass of chilled Prosecco, and enjoy fresh fruits amid maritime majesty, while soaking in the magnificent views of the Baltic Sea.

Fun fact: Until 2009, Prosecco was just the name of a grape in northeastern Italy. Now, it's a globally beloved wine region!

Experience the grandeur of the 13th-century Malbork Castle with an audio guide tour in multiple languages, exploring palaces and medieval artifacts.

Delve into the castle's Historical Route or explore the scenic outer bailey with cozy courtyard picnics and a visit to the peaceful Chapel of St. Anne with the Castle Grounds Route.

Embark on a poignant journey to the Stutthof Concentration Camp with a licensed guide, learning about the tragic events of the Holocaust.

Enjoy skip-the-line access to the camp, paying respects to the victims while exploring the barracks and prison rooms that house relics of the wartime era.

Did you know? Malbork Castle, the Teutonic Order's headquarters, was a strategic stronghold that symbolized their regional power and authority.

Gain entry to Malbork Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Gdansk's must-see attractions, with an English audio guide.

This experience also includes convenient hotel pick-ups and drop-offs from Gdansk.

Explore the castle grounds including the museum, with around 40,000 artifacts, and the Chapel of St. Anne – the burial chapel of the great Teutonic masters.

Another one of the highlights of Malbork is the Grand Master’s Palace, built in an ornate Gothic style entirely from bricks with its chapels and churches.

Fun Fact: Malbork Castle is the largest castle in the world by area, at a whopping 140,000 square meters, and symbolizes the power of the Teutonic Knights.