Top Wroclaw Cultural Tours

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

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.

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

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.

Discover 1,000 years of fascinating stories in one of Poland's oldest cities on this self-guided audio tour. Experience the magic of GPS-playback on this immersive stroll through Wrocław. Wrocław has been part of Poland, Czechia, Austria and Germany in its over 1,000-year existence. Today, it's more famous for the quirky dwarf figurines that adorn its streets. On this walking tour, you’ll explore the city’s oldest and most charming districts and discover the many gripping stories behind its impressive historical buildings. You’ll be immersed in a world of legends and quirky facts. And you’ll also hear how tiny dwarf sculptures became a contemporary symbol of the city. Along the way, you’ll gain a fresh perspective on what life in Wrocław looked like a few centuries ago. You’ll also see some of the city’s most important and interesting sites. By the end of this Wrocław tour, you'll have gained greater insight into this fascinating Polish city.

Discover the fascinating history and magnificent architecture of the University of Wrocław, one of the city’s most treasured landmarks. With an audio guide, explore the richly decorated Baroque interiors of the Aula Leopoldina and Oratorium Marianum—masterpieces of art and architecture filled with ornate sculptures, intricate ceiling frescoes, and centuries of academic tradition. As you wander through these historic halls, learn about the university’s Austrian legacy, the Counter-Reformation, and the influential scholars and musicians, including Johannes Brahms, who once graced its spaces. Afterward, continue your visit independently to the Mathematical Tower, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Wrocław. From this vantage point, take in the city’s skyline while reflecting on its dramatic past—from wartime destruction and shifting borders to the university’s rebirth as a proud Polish institution.

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.

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.

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.

What if I told you that most travelers who visit Wroclaw only scratch the surface? They walk through the Market Square, snap a photo of the colorful houses, and think they’ve seen it all, but they miss the stories hidden in the cobblestones, the legends whispered by the city’s dwarfs, and the charm that only locals truly know. Without a guide, it’s easy to wander past the city’s soul without even realizing it. You see what everyone sees, but not what makes Wroclaw unforgettable. The truth is, there’s a version of this city that only reveals itself when someone passionate brings it to life. That’s where our Walking Tour in Wroclaw changes everything. Your guide doesn’t just show you places, they tell you the stories that shaped them, leading you from iconic landmarks to secret corners where history still breathes. This isn’t just sightseeing, it’s feeling Wroclaw’s heartbeat with every step.

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.

If you’re looking for an easy way to get from Wroclaw to Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, then this is it. Avoid long train journeys with lots of stops en route, and instead, travel from your Wroclaw hotel to Auschwitz-Birkenau in an air-conditioned vehicle. Once at the site, a guided tour is included to help you fully understand the tragic events that occurred at the former concentration camp that operated when Poland was under Nazi occupation.

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.

Glide along Wroclaw's historic streets on a self-balancing Segway for 90 minutes, and see the Ostrow Tumski from a unique perspective. Drive down the city’s oldest street, get panoramic views of the Odra River, see St. Marcin Church, St. Jan Baptist Catedral, Wroclaw’s Archdiocese, Archbishop’s Palace, Tumski Bridge, Roman Catholic Church NMP, Botanic Garden, Natural Museum, Wroclaw’s Islands

2-hour city tour with a driver. (English 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.

The picturesque Klodzko Valley is a region that’s home to ancient castles, spas, and magnificent nature spots; however, getting between dispersed outdoor sites can be tricky without your own transport. Save yourself the effort of organizing car hire and explore the Klodzko Valley with ease on this guided tour from Wroclaw. Sights showcased on the way include an old paper mill, Wielka Pieniawa spa, and Klodzko Fortress.

You'll meet your guide at the main entrance of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Ostrow Tumski to start your private tour of Old Town. Wroclw is a magical city famous for its 100 bridges and medieval character. You'll cross the Odra River to see Wroclaw University and then over to the Market Square. Explore its cobblestone streets surrounded by the grand Gothic Town Hall and colorful townhouses.

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.

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.

I have been guiding in Wroclaw since 2007 and I noticed that majority of my visitors are intrested in communist's stories and love my explanationts about this hard time in Poland. In all those years I have been improving my stories and my skills to give the best description of communist regime in Poland. I think the fact the I have a master in Political Science helps a lot.

Get more out of your time in Wroclaw by crossing the border and heading to Germany’s vibrant capital—Berlin. Don’t worry about doing any research or itinerary planning, as your driver-guide organizes everything for you, with stops at key locations, such as Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, and Museum Island.

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.

A beautiful connection for everyone who wants to conveniently see the city and its greatest attractions! 3-hour city tour - and walking limited to a minimum! This city tour is a combination of a sightseeing tour in a comfortable electric bus with a driver-guide - with entry to the University of Wrocław (without a guide), entry to the Centennial Hall UNESCO (without a guide) and steamboat cruise (without a guide). For 3 hours you are under the care of our driver-guide who show you the city and talk about it in Polish or English. (German language with tour guide system) You will conveniently see not only the greatest attractions of Wrocław - but also visit the Old University, the Centennial Hall and sail on a steamboat! Our driver-guide will be waiting for you at the entrance to the attraction. We will start at the market square or at hotel and end at the marina on Cathedral Island, here the guide will say goodbye to you and you will go on a cruise on the Oder!