Malbork Castle Audioguided Tour
About this activity
Highlights
- Explore the largest brick castle in the world
- Discover the history of the Teutonic Knights
- Admire Gothic architecture and art
- Enjoy panoramic views from castle towers
- Learn about medieval life through interactive exhibits
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Round-trip transportation from Gdansk
- Entrance fee to Malbork Castle
- Audioguide in multiple languages
- Meals and beverages
Itinerary
We provide pickups from all locations within Gdansk city limits. The exact pickup time will be confirmed on the day before the tour, and it may vary from 7:30 to 8:30.
The journey from Gdansk to Malbork takes around 50 minutes.
See the largest castle in the world! You'll be picked you up from your hotel and taken on a guided visiting of Malbork Castle. You will be accompanied by an English speaking driver and English speaking guide.
The journey from Malbork to Gdansk takes around 50 minutes.
Drop off at Gdansk city center or the customer's accommodation located within Gdansk city limits
Important information
Know before you book
- The tour is available in multiple languages; select your preferred language when booking.
- Children under 6 years old can join the tour for free when accompanied by an adult.
- The tour operates daily; check the availability for your preferred date before booking.
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable walking shoes as the tour involves extensive walking and some stairs.
- Bring a camera to capture the castle's stunning architecture and scenic views.
- Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly, as parts of the tour are outdoors.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Infant Seats Available
Traveler reviews
Perfection!
Absolutely seamless pick up and drop off. The castle was amazing as was our driver, Christopher! We had a great morning!
Experience the Castle
Very nice visit to the medieval Malbork Castle, Unesco World Heritage Site largely rebuilt after the war, the tour with Audioguide in Italian (included in the ticket) is amazing, it is activated automatically as you move around the various areas of the castle, with further tips on the screen, impossible to go wrong. The tour lasts about three hours, we visited it in early December, the interior rooms well heated despite it being 2 degrees. Interesting exhibition on Ex libris and amber. The only great rudeness on the part of the clerk at the checkout.
A very large castle!
This was an easy train journey from Gdansk. When you come out of the station in Malbork turn right and walk through the town up the hill. Signage is not great. The castle is large and a bit confusing to make your way around to all the rooms. We paid to go up the tower but did not find how to enter. Ask questions. The castle is large and their are many rooms to explore. The narrative is informative. It explains about the summer and winter areas, security and how staff was never allowed in some areas.
Best audio guide
Decided to visit during our stay in Gdańsk. Decided to take the train and walk to castle. Easy to buy tickets for train, they were cheap, train very comfortable and got a free bottle of water. Arrived at Malbork and had been told, easy to find castle. Expected to see it signposted from station which it wasn’t and had to use map on phone. Only a short walk but would have helped with signage. The castle is huge. We took the audio guided tour and have to say it is the best one I have ever done. Just enough information to inform about the castle but not overloaded. “Jacob” spoke at a nice pace and easy to follow. Allowed you to go at your own pace which was great. It takes about 2 hours but also suggested a good time to have a break which was helpful. We were there in April so it that busy which meant we could take our time and see everything. Short walk back and onto the train back to Gdańsk.
Great experience!...
Great experience! Strongly recommend to visit this place ! So much history!Our guide Christof was excellent, he explained so many things and made the trip to the Malbork Castle Unforgettable!
