Top Wroclaw Audio Guides

See the best of Wroclaw without having to plan an itinerary with this stress-free electric car sightseeing tour. 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 handy onboard narration.

This is not a standard sightseeing cruise. Our experience combines a relaxing catamaran journey with a h audio guide and curated historic photographs, allowing travelers to compare Wrocław’s past and present while sailing through the Old Town. Guests pass beneath low bridges and through narrow river channels, gaining a unique perspective of the city’s most important landmarks from the water. The “Then & Now” concept creates a deeper cultural experience beyond a typical river tour.

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.

Don’t worry about spending hours exploring Wroclaw on foot. Save tired legs and discover fun facts about the city on this private electric car tour. A great way to tick off lots of sights in a short time—the route showcases the Monument of Alexander Fredro, Cathedral Island, the Holy Cross Church, and plenty more top landmarks along the way.

Discover Wrocław from a unique perspective during a relaxing catamaran cruise on the Odra River. Step on board one of three our comfortable Party Wave catamarans and enjoy a scenic cruise through the historic heart of the city. The route takes you along picturesque river boulevards, past historic islands and some of the most beautiful landmarks On cooler days, our catamarans can be fully enclosed and heated During the cruise you will see the famous Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski), the impressive Grunwaldzki Bridge and the historic riverside architecture of the Old Town. The boat sails under some of the lowest bridges and through the narrowest canals of the Odra River, offering views of the city that can only be experienced from the water. During the cruise passengers can listen to an audio guide about the history and landmarks of Wrocław, available in PL, ENG, DE,CZ, IT, ES, UE, FR. The guide also includes historical photographs showing how some of the places looked in the past.

Explore the best of Wrocław — the city of bridges, dwarfs, and stories — on this self-guided walking tour that brings its legends and landmarks to life. Start near the Old Town Square surrounded by Gothic façades and meet the bronze dwarfs that turned protest into art. Stop by the most famous spots like the Old Town hall, Hansel and Gretel buildings, the University where Nobel Prize minds once studied, and end your walk amid the calm of Cathedral Island which still preserves its old traditions. Along the way you’ll hear legends of witches, a dumpling turned to stone and a bear who became a war hero. This tour offers the perfect mix of history, folk tales, and discovery — all of which you can explore at your own pace, pausing to step into a milk bar or take a photo when you want. It is perfect for first time visitors who want to uncover the old town and cathedral island. Over 20000 travellers have used our self guided tours and a refund guarantee means you can book with confidence

The Best Way to Discover Wrocław: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour. Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a coffee in the salt-square (Plac Solny) or a traditional Polish pierogi dinner and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Learn the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: The Passage, Copernicus Park, Museum of Bourgeois Art, Market Square, St. Elizabeth Catholic Parish, University of Wrocław, Tumski Bridge, Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, National Museum in Wrocław, and Słowacki Park.

Almost nothing in Wrocław's old town started out where you find it: bronze dwarfs multiply on street corners and salvaged stones rebuilt a city from rubble. Explore it all self-guided on your smartphone, no app needed. Follow the audioguide, solve quizzes about each point of interest, and go at your own flexible pace, no physical guide required.

Take a journey to the filming location of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and explore the real-life setting of this fantasy classic. Adršpach-Teplice Rocks is a national nature reserve in the Czech Republic and served as the filming location for many of the outdoor scenes in this classic family flick. Explore the extensive city of rocks, which forms a maze of impressive gorges, and see the spectacular landscapes of the otherworldly rock formations that give Narnia its behind-the-wardrobe-door ambience.

Wrocław has been ruled by Polish kings, Bohemian dukes, Habsburg emperors and Prussian generals — and its Old Town still keeps the receipts: a bridge where accused witches had to choose between falling and burning, and 600 bronze dwarfs born as a joke against Communist rule. This self-guided GPS audio tour narrates each story automatically as you approach, at your own pace, with no group to keep up with. At St Mary Magdalene Church, you'll stand beneath that very bridge, 45 metres up between the church's twin towers, where accused witches were once forced to walk its railing to prove their innocence. The church itself has been flattened by Mongol invaders, gutted by fire, host to the first Lutheran service in Silesia, and rebuilt from rubble after the Second World War. Along the way, you'll also learn how the dwarf statues multiplied across the city, and see the Old Town's Gothic architecture up close. By the end, you'll know Wrocław the way locals do — one story at a time.

Discover the magic of Wrocław on a unique tour that combines the famous Dwarf Trail with the city’s fascinating history. Hop aboard a comfortable eco-friendly vehicle and explore Wrocław’s most charming streets, filled with tiny bronze dwarfs hiding around every corner. Listen to an audio guide, sharing stories about the city’s landmarks, culture, and spirit. Your live Polish or English-speaking guide will add a special touch by telling local legends and fun dwarf tales that bring Wrocław’s magic to life. Receive a dwarf map, so you can join the fun and spot as many little friends as possible along the way. Perfect for families, groups, and curious travelers who want to see Wrocław from a new, playful perspective.

With this small-group tour, you can discover the wonders of Lower Silesia with ease. Save hours researching and planning an itinerary, and benefit from having everything planned out for you. During the tour, visit architectural and natural wonders—including Ksiaz Castle, the Palmiarnia, and the Church of Peace—with entertaining commentary from your guide throughout.

Discover the magical city of Breslavia (Wroclaw) at your own pace with this guided tour. With a tour of more than 2 hours, you can explore emblematic attractions such as the Plaza de la Sal or the Penitentes Bridge. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for personalized tourism without complications. - 2h self-guided tour with + 15 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian, and German - Explore iconic attractions and receive gastronomic recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

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 Church of Peace. Then, take a walk through Świdnica's Market Square to see Gothic relics, colorful townhouses, and beautiful fountains.

You’ll remember this day spent with us for a long time, because only the company will fill your trip with unforgettable experiences, from visiting Ksiaz Castle, the castle gardens, the undergrounds, the palm house, the Church of Peace, and one more attraction that will be a pleasant surprise for you.

This experience stands out by combining a comfortable electric cart tour with a multilingual audio guide and curated archival photographs for every major landmark along the route. Instead of a traditional live guide, travelers enjoy a structured and immersive “then and now” comparison at each location, allowing them not only to see Wroclaw’s highlights, but also to understand how these places looked in the past.

2-hour city tour with a driver. (English / German guide or audio guide in other languages) Offer for groups of 1-4 people. Drive around Wroclaw in an electric car and discover the city's history and sights in a comfortable and environmentally friendly way. Start the tour at the market square. First explore the surroundings of the market square, starting with the Jewish quarter with the "Zum Weißstorch" synagogue, then see the university with the Fencing fountain. Explore Cathedral Island and briefly visit the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Drive over the Friedensbrücke and look at the Kaiser Bridge and the water tower. Afterwards you will see the Centennial Hall - the city's UNESCO landmark. Water games take place on the pergola. Then we continue along the Oder promenade to the St. Mary Magdalene Church and Witch's Bridge along Świdnicka Street past the Wroclaw Opera to return to the market.

This tour includes only most extraordinary places in our province like one of the biggest woden church in Europe or misterious Nazi tunnels called Project Riese. So let our driver meet you at your hotel and enjoy the day.

It has been called the Pearl of the Baroque and the Silesian Sistine Chapel. Find out why on this tour to the Krzeszow Abbey from Wroclaw. You'll visit Bolkow Castle, a well preserved Silesian medieval stronghold. You'll hear the stories of the Cistercian Order at the beautiful Krzeszow Abbey. After a lunch of local dishes, visit the quaint wooden homes of weavers in the enchanting town of Chelmsko.

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.

Gross Rosen was a former German Nazi concentration camp that operated during World War II, in the German village of Gross-Rosen, which is now Rogoźnica in Poland. Instead of reading up on World War II history, this sobering tour helps you to learn about the area’s past, by visiting Gross Rosen and the Riese Complex in the Owl Mountains to see tunnels, stone excavations, and former guard rooms.

A 2-hour city tour with a driver. (English guide or audio guide in other languages) Offer for groups of 3-7 people. Drive around Wroclaw in an electric car and discover the city's history and sights in a comfortable and environmentally friendly way. Start the tour at the market square. First explore the surroundings of the market square, starting with the Jewish quarter with the Zum Weißstorch synagogue, then see the university with the Fechterbrunnen. Explore Cathedral Island and briefly visit the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Drive over the Friedensbrücke and look at the Kaiser Bridge and the water tower. Afterwards you will see the Centennial Hall - the city's UNESCO landmark. Water games take place on the pergola. Then we continue along the Oder promenade to the St. Mary Magdalene Church and Witch's Bridge along Świdnicka Street past the Wroclaw Opera to return to the market.

Combine beautiful rock formations in a peaceful setting and a culturally significant church listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in one trip. First, visit Rock City in Adsprach and walk the 4 km path to take in its many natural wonders. On the way back, visit the largest timber frame building in Europe, the Church of Peace in Świdnica. The unique history and astonishing architecture of this Protestant church makes it a must-see attraction around Wroclaw.