Explore the European Capital of Culture 2016!

All ages welcome!

The default language of this tour is English. Other languages (Spanish/ Italian/ Russian/ German/French/ Portugese/Chinese and Arabic) are available. If you are interested, please select your preference during the booking process. Please note that an additional charge will apply.

About

3-hour walking tour Wroclaw city tour starts in the Old Town, splendidly reconstructed after the World War II, where you can admire a fine example of the Gothic architecture – the Town Hall of Wroclaw. You will have a stroll around the Old Town till you reach the impressive Museum of Wroclaw University. Inside you can discover beautifully decorated baroque interiors, including the famous Leopoldine Hall. The university takes pride in its alumni – 11 Nobel Prize winners studied or worked there. One of them is Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk, who received this prestigious award in 2019. The next point of the tour is an inconspicuous building hosting the famous 114-meter wide Raclawice Panorama, a painting commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Racławice (4 April 1794), one of Polish victories during the Kosciuszko Insurrection against the Russian army. You will then cross the famous Tumski Bridge and explore the former island – Ostrow Tumski. The most important sight there is the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. You will be impresed by the Gothic architecture and the largest pipe organ in Poland.

5-hour walking tour During 5-hour walking tour you visit all the places listed in the 3-hour tour and move on to the next tour points. You will visit the Centennial Hall – an enormous representative building inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage List. Bulit in the early 20th century, it is a venue for important events, exhibitions and congresses. Just outside the Hall, you will find the Wroclaw Multimedia Fountain, the biggest in Poland and one of the biggest in Europe. It has 300 water jets, which create geysers, water mists, spurts and many other wonderful shapes. Water shows take place every day and are accompanied by classic, modern or pop music.

During Weoclow city tour you will:

• See the magnificent gothic Old Town
• Visit a UNESCO Site – the stunning Centennial Hall
• Find out why Wroclaw is often called “Polish Venice”
• Learn interesting facts about Wroclaw from a local guide

What's included

Prices include our professional licensed guide

Important information:

• The route can be modified according to your preferences. The starting point can be the Tumski Bridge or any other place in the city centre (including your hotel/apartment). You move on foot from one point to another, but public transportation (buses and trams) are also available.
• Tickets for public transport and entrance fees are not included in the tour price.