Malbork & Stutthof

Malbork & Stutthof represent two of Northern Poland's most significant historic landmarks located just outside the Tricity. Malbork is home to the world's largest brick castle fortress, while the Stutthof Museum preserves the deeply moving history of the region's World War II memorial site.

Malbork Castle.

Malbork Castle (also known as Marienburg) is the largest medieval brick castle in the world and one of the most impressive Gothic monuments in Europe. Located in northern Poland on the banks of the Nogat River, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the former seat of the Grand Masters of the Teutonic Order.
Stutthof.

This is a former Nazi concentration camp located in Poland near the village of Sztutowo (37 km from Gdańsk). Founded in September 1939, it was the first Nazi camp established outside of Germany and the last to be liberated (on May 9, 1945).
Malbork & Stutthof.

Malbork Castle & Stutthof Museum (Full-Day Private Tour)Discover two of Northern Poland's most powerful historical landmarks in one comfortable day trip. Whether you are staying in a hotel or arriving at the cruise port, our private transfer allows you to skip the crowded tour buses and explore at your own pace. First, travel back to the Middle Ages at Malbork Castle, the world's largest brick fortress. Then, visit the Stutthof Museum to honor and preserve the deeply moving history of the region’s World War II memorial site.Duration: Approx. 7–8 hours (flexible timing based on your schedule).Capacity: Comfortable, air-conditioned minivan for up to 5–6 passengers.Service: Door-to-door pick-up and drop-off from your hotel, airport, or cruise terminal. Fixed rates, no hidden fees.