Top Wroclaw Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

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 walking tour allows you to get to know the city at its fullest. You can walk in relaxed and easy way with your friednly and knowlagble local guide in English, who is going to tell you the most important, interesting and intriguing stories about the city of Wroclaw

Local history and culture is our passion and after seeing how inspiring Wroclaw is to tourists, we have decided to start organizing these guided tours around the city onour own. Over the years we were able to organize a wider group of friends who share the same passion, and as of now we are proud to operate a little company specializing in providing tourists with the best experience of Wroclaw they can possibly have. We have over five years of experience working as guides and we want to share our knowledge of Wroclaw. Our goal is to make the experience as immersive and educational as possible, so during our trip we will not only explain the history and traditions of Wroclaw to you, but will try to engage in a dialogue to make the trip as interesting and fun as possible for our guests.

Discover the oldest part of the city where the history of Wroclaw started over 1100 years ago. In a small group, limited to 10 people, you will see and learn more about the pearls of the Gothic and Baroque architecture: the Cathedral of John the Baptist, Church of the Holy Cross and other ancient churches of Wroclaw. Your passionate, local guide will reveal to you interesting facts and legends of the famous islands of Wroclaw. • Visit the Cathedral Island – a very special and authentic place illuminated with the gas lanterns • Visit the Sand Island with the monumental Church of Our Lady on the Sand. • Listen to insightful information about Wroclaw history and legends of the islands; including the adventures of Casanova’s visit to Wroclaw, legend of the Dumpling Gate and many others. • For those who would like to see more – there is also the possibility to visit the inside of the Cathedral • 2 h walking tour with an expert, local guide • Small groups limited to a maximum of 10 people.

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.

Gain valuable insight into the history and culture of Wroclaw on a private 3-hour walking tour of the vibrant Polish city. With a knowledgeable guide, experience an enriching combination of prominent landmarks and hidden corners while listening to illuminating commentary. Admire the Gothic grandeur of Cathedral Island; ascend to the top of St John the Baptist Cathedral’s colossal tower; and capture the ambient spirit of Main Market Square during a relaxed stroll.

Let yourself be surprised by the rocks of Adršpach - a national nature reserve in the Czech Republic, Immerse yourself in the real-life locations seen on-screen in the fantasy film The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

This is the ultimate whistle-stop tour around Wroclaw, and perfect for visitors with limited time. You’ll spend time outdoors, and get access to places that you couldn’t reach by public transport, such as small cobblestoned streets. See multiple city highlights such as the medieval market square, the Town Hall, the Jewish neighborhood, Ostrow Tumski, and Centennial Hall. With guide commentary, you’ll get useful insider tips too.

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.

This memorable tour lets you experience the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial at its fullest. This historic site is a worldwide symbol of the terror, genocide and the Holocaust. A guided visit of both sections makes it possible to understand this unique place in its entirety.

Appreciating Wrocław’s historical highlights can be tricky on a self-led tour. Explore the Old Town with a local guide for intimate insight into the scenic center, and transfer by Segway for a memorable and efficient sightseeing experience. Discover Old Town attractions including the Main Square, St. Mary Magdalene Church, and Racławice Panorama on a private tour, and choose from a range of departure times to suit your schedule.

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.

Get more out of your time in Wroclaw by visiting another beautiful European city—Prague. No need to go to a meeting place, as a private driver picks you up from your hotel. Travel with ease to Prague in an air-conditioned vehicle, and enjoy plenty of time to explore its Old Town highlights, such as the Royal Castle, Charles Bridge, and the city’s many museums.

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.

Discover little-known World War II sites in Lower Silesia and learn about life in Nazi-occupied Poland, on this full-day tour from Wroclaw. Visit Krzyzowa, the home of the Polish resistance; the Gross-Rosen Nazi concentration camp; Ksiaz Castle, which served as an important Nazi headquarters during the war; and the remains of the Osówka Complex, a Nazi underground city.

Tick off Wrocław’s dispersed attractions with ease on a private Segway tour, ideal for travelers on limited time. Zip between top city landmarks including the UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall, Wrocław Cathedral, and Partisan Hill, and gain intimate insight into the city’s history and culture from your local guide. Benefit from the personalized service of a private tour, and choose a morning or afternoon departure time to suit your schedule.

Take part in an emotional fully-guided tour of the whole camp complex located in Auschwitz and Birkenau. See the original camp's relics. Learn an unforgettable lesson of World War II's tragic history. Pay respect to all victims of the Holocaust.

Experience Wroclaw in style with this lively pub crawl. Follow your local guides to hidden hotspots, try different beers and shots, and get a taste of Wroclaw’s nightlife. Meet new people, play drinking games, and enjoy VIP entry to the last club of the night.

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.

Feast your senses on the delectable bites and cultural sights of Wroclaw during a 3.5-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 popular eateries to sample 13-14 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

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!

Wrocław is home to a collection of small dwarf statues that can be spotted throughout the city. With the help of a local guide, play a game where you follow clues that lead you to the dwarves; the goal is to find as many as possible with your team. You can get to know the city and get great photo ops during this fun activity scheduled exclusively for your private group.

Discover the many attractions of Wroclaw with ease on a 2.5-hour electric scooter tour. The easy to ride 3-wheel scooter is perfect for travelers with limited mobility or anyone who needs a break from walking. See iconic attractions including Cathedral Island and the university, along with charming landmarks such as the synagogue and Wolnosci Square. As you cruise along, enjoy live commentary through a provided headset.

Visit the site of the most famous escape of World War II from a German prisoner-of-war camp that went down in history as “The Great Escape”. In a tiny compound 600 men worked for a year in secrecy on the tunnels named Tom, Dick, and Harry. Finally, on the night of 24th of March 1944, 76 prisoners managed to escape from the camp through the Harry tunnel but soon after 73 were recaptured during the chase. Outraged, Hitler ordered to shoot dead fifty of them which was an appalling abrogation of the Geneva Convention. Find out more about those dramatic events at the Museum of Allied POW Camps in Żagań, visit the grounds of Stalag Luft III and the memorial to the brave airmen who paid the highest price for an escape they considered a soldier's duty.