Top Wroclaw Day Trips

Save time reading up about Wroclaw’s history, and see the city’s highlights in just a few hours with this small-group walking tour. Exploring the city on foot allows you to reach places that are inaccessible on bus tours, such as the beautiful cobbled streets around the medieval market square. During the tour, learn about art, food, and history of Poland as you walk past famous landmarks, such as Wroclaw University.

We offer the cheapest tour to Adrsprach Rocks. Our tour includes tickets and transportation. We operate only on Saturdays. The Rock City in Adrsprach is only 100 km from Wroclaw and it takes less then 2h to get there. When you enter rocks you will feel like you enter a magic world. It is one of the largest wild rock labyrinth in Europe. First tourists showed there in XVII. Beside thousands of rock towers you can admire beautiful lake with cristal water or 16m tall waterfall. You don't have to be fit to hike there but remember that the narrowest passage is only 0,5 wide). The trial is well marked and it is impossible to get lost. It is 3,5km long and tourists usually need 2h to complete the loop. You have in total 3h on the place to enjoy hike in your own speed, take pictures or have a lunch. The total lenght of the tour (including transfers) is 7h.

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.

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.

Uncover the soul of Poland on a seamless day trip from Wrocław to the royal city of Kraków. This immersive experience is designed for history lovers who want to explore one of Europe’s most beautiful cities without the stress of planning. Your journey begins with a relaxing train ride through the Polish countryside, followed by a private transfer to the heart of World War II history: Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory. With skip-the-line access and a professional guide, you will step inside the authentic walls where over 1,200 lives were saved. Explore the "Kraków under Nazi Occupation" exhibition, a powerful journey through reconstructed wartime streets and the moving stories of the city’s inhabitants. After the tour, the magic of the UNESCO-listed Old Town is yours to discover. Wander the medieval Market Square, visit the historic Cloth Hall, or enjoy traditional pierogi in a hidden cellar.

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.

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 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

Witness the scale of the Holocaust crimes on a guided tour of the largest Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. Includes skip-the-line tickets & private car transfers from Wroclaw. Immerse yourself in the turbulent history of WWII. Highlights: • Visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum & Memorial Site with a Licensed Guide • Save time with skip-the-line tickets for a group tour in your native language • See the original prison barracks gas chambers & Holocaust memorials • Learn about WWII history, the Holocaust & the people responsible for it • Enjoy private car transfers with pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in Wroclaw The Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum & Memorial Site is one of the top tourist destinations in Poland. We offer private car transfers direct from your accommodation in Wroclaw so you can join an Expert Guide on a group tour of the former Nazi concentration camp complex in Oswiecim. Discover the darkest chapter in European history on a full-day tour from Wroclaw.

Visit the famous Stalag Luft 3 where one of the most spectacular escapes in history took place. Tour through the camp and the museum as your guide entertains you with historical facts and anecdotes.

On this private tour from Wroclaw, you can get to Stalag Luft III Prisoner Camp Museum with ease, as a private driver picks you up directly from your hotel. During your visit to the museum, you can learn about the prisoner of war camp that operated in Nazi Germany during World War II, and find out about the famous tale of the “Great Escape”.

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, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Wrocław.

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.

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

Visit two of Lower Silesia's magnificent Churches of Peace, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, in one day. In Swidnica, you'll see the largest wooden church in the world, and the other in Jawor is the largest timber-framed religious building in Europe. After being inspired with their history and architecture, you'll also visit 13th-century Ksiaz Castle in Walbrzych, located above the Pelcznica River. During WWII, the structure was overtaken by Nazi Germany for a German project called "Riese" (meaning "Giant.")

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.

Discover the world of Silesian ceramics on this tour of Bolesławiec and the surrounding region. The area is known for its unique expression of patterned blue and white pottery known around the world as "Polish Pottery." Visit the market square and learn about ceramic manufacturing at one of the best local manufacturers of local pottery. On the return trip, you will visit the Church of Peace in Jawor, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest timber-framed religious building in Europe.

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Wroclaw to the enchanting city of Prague, a treasure trove of history and culture. Prague, the capital of Czechia, is renowned worldwide for its stunning blend of architecture that spans several eras—from Gothic and Romanesque to Baroque and Art Nouveau. This city stands as a testament to historical preservation, having escaped the ravages of war largely unscathed. Your adventure will take you through the heart of Prague, where you can explore the majestic Prague Castle, perched high on Hradcany hill. This castle isn't just an icon; it's the largest of its kind in the world, offering panoramic views of the city that you won't find anywhere else. Wander through cobbled streets to the Charles Bridge, one of Europe’s oldest and most beautiful bridges, alive with artists, musicians, and vendors.

Experience Wroclaw from a different perspective. Guided tour of the old town with many anecdotes, stories and legends. Exciting and highly interesting!. Discover the city of Wroclaw with its secrets and long forgotten past. How did the Old Town Hall survive the Wroclaw Fortress? What happened to the sinner bell? Is it dangerous to climb the Witch Bridge? Is the Wroclaw dumplings edible? What's the stone head screaming in the wall? What is the secret behind the altar houses on the market? Where's the giant globe from the market? Why is the fencer naked? Where does the mysterious tunnel under the market lead? How did angels save St. Elizabeth's Church? Why does a stone woman hit her husband with a wooden shoe?

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

The Church of Peace in Swidnica is one of Europe’s largest wooden churches and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With this day trip from Wroclaw, enjoy the convenience of letting someone else do the driving, so you can focus on the spectacular countryside views—such as the Sleza Mountain. Once in Swidnica, enjoy free time to explore its center, and take your time exploring the interiors of the Church of Peace.

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.

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.