Top Wroclaw Full-day Tours

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.

Stunning landscapes and historical monuments await you on this full-day tour of Lower Silesia from Wroclaw. From your guide, you’ll receive an introduction to the region’s turbulent history as you visit prominent landmarks such as Książ — Poland’s third largest castle — and the Churches of Peace. Then, choose to admire either Complex Osówka, underground chambers formerly inhabited by Hitler, or to see the biggest concentration camp in Lower Silesia, Gross-Rosen. Refreshments and round-trip transport from your Wroclaw hotel are included in the tour.

Make the most of your time in Poland during this full-day excursion to Lower Silesia and visit both the Ksiaz Castle and Church of Peace without the hassle of public transit. Listen as your guide brings the area’s history to life and dispels myths about World War II. Plus, letting someone else drive means you can enjoy the scenery en route.

This full day tour from Wroclaw gives you a great oportunity to visit the most outstanding atraction of Lower Silesia - UNESCO World Heritage-listed Church of Peace in Swidnica. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, travelling by comfortable minivan/coach you can spend a great day out finding out about the fascinating history of the province admiring as well spectacular countryside. It is a perfect offer for those who like to combine guide tours of heritage and culture with spending some time close to the nature.

The Klodzko Valley is considered to be the most extraordinary and fascinating region in Lower Silesia. With many famous spas, beautiful castles and picturesque landscape that all contribute to this valley's special atmosphere .

Wieliczka is the oldest (founded in the 13 C), continuously running salt mine in the world, and is the greatest tourist attraction in Poland. In underground mine chambers you can see how mining techniques have evolved over the centuries while also admiring beautiful interiors and sculptures made of salt. In 1978 the salt mine was entered on the first ever UNESCO World Heritage List along with 11 other sites from around the world.

Discover the incredible history of a priceless medieval royal treasure. Enjoy the impressive, enormous, and majestic Baroque architecture of a Cisterian abbey. See the most important sanctuary and pilgrimage destination of Lower Silesia - the grave of Saint Jadwiga (Hedwig) in Trzebnica. Have a tasty lunch in a traditional abbey's tavern and sample some local dishes

Experience the beautiful scenery of the Karkonosze, the highest part of the Sudetes mountain system, where the Czech-Polish border runs along the main ridge. During a daylong trip to Karpacz, where the highest peak of Karkonosze, Sniezka, is situated 1602 meters above the sea level, you will have the opportunity to see the beautiful Lower Silesian towns and villages.

Have a wonderful trip to Jasna Gora as Poland's spiritual capital. Discover miraculous Black Madonna painting, admire Pauline Monastery and get to know with fascinating history. Meet the Czestochowa city highlights as well on private guided tour. Highlights: - Visit Jasna Gora - the most important Catholic place in whole Poland - See for yourself Miraculous Image of the Mother of God - Admire exceptional architecture of Pauline Monastery - Explore Czestochowa Main Town and see its highlights with local guide - Enjoy private transport with pick-up and drop off service

While in Wroclaw take this one day tour to discover the fascinating legacy of the Cistercian monks in our region. See one of the best preserved Lower Silesian medieval strongholds: the Bolkow Castle. Be mesmerized by the beauty and splendor of the former Cistercian abbey in Krzeszow. Discover the 12 apostles - enchanting wooden houses of the weavers from the XVIII century. This one day tour from Wroclaw is designed to present to you the rich legacy of the Cistercian order and provide you with everything best that European baroque has to offer.

Explore the wealth of Moszna Castle on this private guided tour, see most important parts of the castle, including the towers, chambers, Ball Room, gallery and Count's room. All of these is surrounded by incredible history and beautiful nature! Highlights: - Visit the Moszna Castle, a gem of Upper Silesian region with professional guide - Get to know with long and fantastic history since Knights Templars - Walk around beautiful area full of nature, hills and mountains around the castle - Admire castle’s exceptional architecture and decorations - Step inside rich chambers, ball room, library and explore heritage of Tiele-Wienckler family

Take a full day tour to discover Berlin – a vibrant and cosmopolitan capital of Germany. Find out about the infamous rise of Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich and its dramatic downfall. See the rest of Berliner Wall – the clearest symbol of Europe’s division between the Allies in the post-war period.

Take a sobering tour, that shows you the complicated heritage of World War II and its lasting impact on the province. Visit the former German Nazi concentration camp of Gross Rosen known for its deadly work conditions in the granite quarry.Find out about the German strategy of extermination through labour. See the mysterious legacy of World War II - the Riese Complex in the Owl Mountains. Enter into the tunnels, find out about potential hypotheses of its purpose, see the guard rooms and spacious hall excavated in stone

Experience the beautiful scenery of Karkonosze Polish Mountains (the Giant Mountains) with Sniezka (the Snow Mountain) – that is situated 1603 meters above the sea level. During a day-long trip to Karpacz you will have the opportunity to admire the beauty of not only the Polish mountains but also Lower Silesian towns and villages.

During this tour you will discover the most interesting and unique expression of the local Silesian craftsmanship - the famous Bolesławiec pottery, known also as the Polish Pottery.

The Auschwitz- Birkenau museum takes us back to the times of the II World War and lets us see what the life in Nazi concentration camp was like. This visit is a history class that gives you a unique opportunity of finding out the darkest recesses of human nature. There were more than 1 million people murdered over there, mainly Jews who had been brought from all the countries being occupied, or staying under the political influence of the German Nazis. The people died in gas chambers, were tortured and there were inhuman medical experiments performed on them. It is a terrifying lesson of what Holocaust was and how it worked. It is full day (10h) trip: 3,5h - way from Wrocław to Auschwitz, 2h - guided tour in Auschwitz, 1h - guided tour in Birkenau, 3,5h - way from Birkenau to Wrocław. Private transport. Tour around the camps is provide in group maximum up to 30 people.

Poznan is one of the oldest cities in Poland, with incredible sights of immense historic value. Discover this rich heritage while admiring the Archcathedral (where it is widely believed in the year 966 the baptism of Poland's first Duke Mieszko I took place); enjoy the old market square with the impressive town hall called the pearl of the Polish Renaissance; try the local specialty – Saint Martin's croissants - while hearing different facts, legends, and anecdotes about Poznan.

Discover the enchanting city of Prague with its eventful history, precious architecture and unique tasty beer. The capital of Czech Republic is one the most outstanding tourist attractions in Europe and an important part of the cultural heritage of the old continent. From the heart of medieval Bohemia to the capital of the Holy Roman Empire, always a vibrant melting pot of Czech, German, Austrian and Jewish traditions, Prague suffered dramatic events in XX century of both Nazi and Communist totalitarianisms

Enjoy full-day trip from Wroclaw to picturesque Lower Silesia. Visit the Giant Mountains and the Valley of Palaces and Gardens. Meet unique local culture of the region and see medieval castles, Baroque palaces with private transport. Highlights: - Discover hidden gems of Lower Silesia with Expert guide - Visit one of a kind Norway-style Vang Stave church in Karpacz - Walk around beautiful area full of nature, hills and mountains - Admire medieval castles and unique rich mansions in the Valley of Palaces and Gardens - Enjoy private transport with pick-up and drop off service

Enjoy full-day trip from Wroclaw to picturesque Prague city in Czech Republic. Explore city with local expert guide and discover highlights like Prague Castle, Charles Bridge or St. Vitus Cathedral. Enjoy cozy private transport with pick-up and drop off service. Highlights: - Discover cultural capital of Europe - Czech Prague - Visit St. Nicolas Church with very impressive interior - Walk around beautiful Old Town area and Jewish District - Admire medieval buildings like Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral - Enjoy private transport from Wroclaw with pick-up and drop off service Prague is known as one of the best places to visit in Europe thanks huge and interesting historical heritage, multiple sights to see with affordable prices as well. Luckily there is a great connection with Wroclaw city. So start your journey at your place where driver will pick you up. Sit comfortable in the car and admire landscapes on the way.

Take an exciting day tour from Wroclaw to explore Dresden- one of the most beautiful German cities. For centuries Dresden was the capital of an independent state of Saxony, which under the Wettin dynasty was a flourishing centre of culture, art and architecture. The city was considered the pearl of European baroque with numerous churches, palaces and townsmen’s houses contributing to its unique atmosphere. The controversial ally bombing at the end of the War World II, despite thousands of deaths and great urban substance damage, did not affect Dresdner Old Town entirely - today a powerful symbol of German revival and reconstruction.