Begin at the former Benedictine Gate, where medieval nuns once baked early medicinal gingerbreads. Continue to the Leaning Tower and the historic Piekary Street, once home to bakers and craftsmen who helped establish Toruń as a major gingerbread centre.

On the Old Town Market Square, admire the Gothic Town Hall, where guilds regulated gingerbread production and merchants traded their finest goods. Walk along Strumykowa Street, the heart of Toruń’s industrial gingerbread era, and visit the permanent exhibition at the Toruń Gingerbread Museum to learn how recipes, moulds, and techniques evolved over centuries.

Pass the elegant Fenger Palace, linked to the rise of 19th‑century gingerbread factories, and step inside the majestic Cathedral of St. John, where guilds once held ceremonies and festive masses. Finish at the Żeglarska Gate, the historic entrance for ships bringing exotic spices that made Toruń’s gingerbread famous across Europe.

Throughout the tour, your guide shares legends, trade secrets, and stories of the people who shaped this delicious craft.