Top Wroclaw Culture

See the best of Wroclaw without having to plan an itinerary by going on this stress-free electric car sightseeing tour. No need to organize transport, as hotel pickup and drop-off are included. See St. Elizabeth's Church, Salt Market Square, Cathedral Island, Piasek Island, the Centennial Hall, Grunwaldzki Square, and much more. Along the way, learn about the history of Wroclaw through narration.

Discover secrets of the Third Reich on a full-day, private tour of Project Riese and Ksiaz Castle, two sites associated with the legend of a lost Nazi gold train. Instead of the fixed schedule of a group tour, you’ll enjoy the flexibility of traveling with a personal driver as you explore a network of underground caverns, tour the Underground City Ososka, and visit a castle where Hitler once lived.

Feast your senses on the delectable bites and cultural sights of Wroclaw during a 2.5-hour culinary walking tour led by a gastronome guide. With a group of fellow food-lovers, pleasure your palate with authentic Polish food in a selection of hand-picked restaurants. Observe the evolution of Polish cuisine as you visit four to five local places to sample 10-11 types of Polish classics. Listen to illuminating commentary from your knowledgeable guide and gain valuable insight into the rich history of Poland during this enriching cultural experience

From Wrocław, take a day for a sobering visit to the former Nazi concentration camp complex of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Come face to face with the murderous history of World War II and the Nazis as you tour two concentration camps where more than a million people perished. See some of the facilities of Auschwitz and Birkenau as you attempt to grapple with the horrors that occurred there and the legacy of the Holocaust. Your tour includes transportation by minibus, entrance fees, snacks, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Wrocław.

Wroclaw is an unique, beautifull place with the amazing history. Since 2007 when I started to guide I noticed that people love to listen to my WW2 stories. On this tour you will see all highlights of Old Town but stories the guide will share with you will be related to Nazi era and siege time. The siege of Wroclaw was a very dramatic and special time. This city gave up 4 days after Berlin did so its story is really fascinating. Join my tour!

The Church of Peace in Swidnica is one of Europe’s largest wooden churches and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With this day trip from Wroclaw, enjoy the convenience of letting someone else do the driving, so you can focus on the spectacular countryside views—such as the Sleza Mountain. Once in Swidnica, enjoy free time to explore its center, and take your time exploring the interiors of the Church of Peace.

On this private tour from Wroclaw, you can get to Stalag Luft III Prisoner Camp Museum with ease, as a private driver picks you up directly from your hotel. During your visit to the museum, you can learn about the prisoner of war camp that operated in Nazi Germany during World War II, and find out about the famous tale of the “Great Escape”.

This is your perfect shortcut to discovering the history and highlights of Wroclaw. Save time reading a guidebook, and instead, explore the city with a guide to entertain you and take care of navigating. See the historic Old Town, the Salt Square, John and Margaret House, and Wroclaw University—with plenty of interesting stories about the city and its residents along the way.

Get the most out of limited time in Poland and discover the most scenic attractions in Lower Silesia in half a day. Take the stress out of figuring out local public transport routes, and enjoy the benefit of having round-trip private transport included. Travel with ease between dispersed sites and enjoy exploring Ksiaz Castle, and the Church of Peace in Swidnica on foot.

Visit the former Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp with private round-trip transport from Wroclaw. Either as part of a group tour with a guide or on your own, take in the history and horror of this site, now a museum, where approximately 1.1 million people died during World War II. You can see both Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II–Birkenau, the two separate Nazi camps on site. The group tour takes about four hours.

Get to know the city through the eyes of a local guide. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it to the local for an enlightening introduction to the city. With our private walking tours, you'll skip the mundane historical tours and experience the city through the eyes of a real local. Our local guides are passionate about their city and eager to share their knowledge and insights. The will offer an authentic and personal experience. By the end of the tour, you will feel comfortable navigating the city and confident that you have all the information you need to make the most of your stay. - Private walking tour for just you and your group - Your guide customizes your tour to your interests and personality - Get a deeper insight into Wroclaw life than possible alone - See Wroclaw through the eyes of a local and discover its hidden gems

Discover a fun evening activity while visiting Wroclaw—a multimedia fountain show that features synchronized music, lights, and imagery. Prebooking your tickets saves time waiting in line, and has the added bonus of having a transfer from Solny Square included. As well as seeing the fountain show, the experience also passes key landmarks, such as Saint Elisabeth Church, Cathedral Island, and Centennial Hall.

Finding your way around Wrocław can tricky on your first visit. Gain a useful overview on a morning tour, and zip between dispersed attractions with ease via e-scooter. Cruise by landmarks including Grunwaldzki Bridge and Church of St. Vincent, hearing your local guide’s insights clearly with complimentary use of headsets, and benefit from the small-group tour size for a more intimate experience.

This Wroclaw Main Highlights Private Walking Tour takes you through the city with a guide so you can see some of the most impressive city sights without having to plan your own way around. Highlights you’ll see include Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross and St. Bartholomew, University of Wrocław, and Hansel and Gretel Houses, and Wroclaw Town Hall. Plus, your guide tells you commentary as you walk with your private group.

This is an ideal choice for travelers with limited time in Poland. Save time waiting for public transport, and reap the benefits of having a private driver for the day. After a hotel pickup, travel to the Churches of Peace in Swidnica, and Jawor. Enjoy plenty of time to explore each site independently while the driver waits for you.

This tour offers you to discover the most precious attraction of Lower Silesia reflecting its complicated past. Ksiaz Castle is a real example of the mixed legacy of the region being a great example of the German industrial revolution. Ksiaz astonishes with its size and scale being a third largest castle in today's Poland. You will visit the representative part, find out the history of the rise and fall of the family, hear about the incredible fortune, high society scandals, tragedies and why the castle still hides some secret from the World War II visitng the tunnels under the castle (only English audioguide). Pay the visit to the marvelous Church of Peace, the largest wooden church in Europe. Built in the XVII century is an impressive and remarkable example of religious conflict dividing Europe centuries ago. Erected under very strict conditions represent a immense historic and artistic value, rightly earning its place on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

From 13th-century origins to Nazi history, Ksiaz Castle is a fascinating place to explore, but getting there can be a challenge unless you have a car. Enjoy the personal service of a private driver on this excursion from Wroclaw so you can focus on sightseeing. Round-trip transport by private vehicle cuts down on time in transit, and the driver will be waiting when you’re done visiting the castle.

During the 1 hour tour you will dwell into the rich history of Wroclaw reflected in one of its most prominent and spectacular buildings. You will learn about the Austrian legacy, the counter reformation, and admire the grand Baroque ceremonial hall named after the school's founder, Aula Leopoldina. Strolling through other interiors such as the Oratorium Marianum and the Imperial staircase, full of sculptures and intricate ceiling frescoes, you will understand what kind of powerful ideological movement the counter-reformation was. Moving on you will also hear about the Prussian-German University, with its long standing traditions of student fraternities, scientists, Nobel prize winners, and world famous musicians, such as Johannes Brahms, who gave concerts in its interiors. As a conclusion you will get a spectacular view over the city from the Mathematical Tower learning about the destruction of the WW II, border changes, and rebirth of the school as a Polish University of Wroclaw.

Poland is known for its incredible vodka, and this delicious Wroclaw vodka tour will introduce you to multiple flavors, as well as many top Wroclaw sites. You’ll travel in a small-group, so you’ll have a more personalized experience and better access to your guide. Learn about the history of Polish vodka, and visit four local pubs and restaurants. Your vodkas will be accompanied by tasty snacks, so you won’t go hungry either.

This is a great pick for history buffs. Get more out of your time in Wroclaw by going a day trip with a special purpose—to explore sights linked to World War II in Lower Silesia. Avoid the hassle of working out local public transport schedules, and travel in a private vehicle instead, with door-to-door transfers provided. The tour goes to Gross-Rosen Museum—a former concentration camp site during World War II Nazi-occupied Poland, and Project Riese.

Avoid the hassle of digging into guidebooks to plan your day in Wroclaw, and instead prebook this Wroclaw Cathedral Island and Sand Island Private Tour. This tour takes you and a private group of up to 10 to the city’s Cathedral Island neighborhood and Sand Island (Wyspa Piasek) to explore the area’s history. Some highlights you see during this tour include St Giles' Church, Archbishop's Palace in Wroclaw, and Tumski Bridge.

Visit two of Lower Silesia's magnificent Churches of Peace, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, in one day. In Swidnica, you'll see the largest wooden church in the world, and the other in Jawor is the largest timber-framed religious building in Europe. After being inspired with their history and architecture, you'll also visit 13th-century Ksiaz Castle in Walbrzych, located above the Pelcznica River. During WWII, the structure was overtaken by Nazi Germany for a German project called "Riese" (meaning "Giant.")

Boleslawiec is a town in Poland that’s known for being home to one of the oldest and largest pottery factories. Enjoy a stress-free day trip from Wroclaw, without any transport to organize as door-to-door transfers are included. Learn about the pottery manufacturing process during a factory tour, and then enjoy a visit to multiple factory shops, where you’ll be able to view intricate designs, and purchase souvenirs if you wish.