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Discover the secrets of Ksiaz Castle, its underground tunnels and Palm House in Walbrzych on a half-day tour from Wroclaw. Includes skip-the-line tickets, audio guide and private transfers from your accommodation. See the Baroque pearl of Silesia! Highlights: - Visit the fabulous Ksiaz Castle, its Underground, Gardens and Palm House in 1 day - Save time with skip-the-line tickets to 3 unique attractions - Explore at your own pace with audio guide in your native language - Discover facts and myths about the Golden Train and the secret Nazi tunnels - Enjoy transfers by private car from your accommodation in Wroclaw Discover 3 top-ranked attractions of Walbrzych in 1 day! With skip-the-line tickets and private car transfers from Wroclaw you can visit Ksiaz Castle and its Baroque Gardens, Underground and Palm House in no time. Explore at your own pace and discover the secrets of Ksiaz and its Nazi-built underground tunnels with an audio guide in your native language.

Avoid the hassle of digging into guidebooks to plan your day in Wroclaw, and instead prebook this Wroclaw Cathedral Island and Sand Island Private Tour. This tour takes you and a private group of up to 10 to the city’s Cathedral Island neighborhood and Sand Island (Wyspa Piasek) to explore the area’s history. Some highlights you see during this tour include St Giles' Church, Archbishop's Palace in Wroclaw, and Tumski Bridge.

Learn more about World War II-era Poland and pay your respects at the somber but interesting Gross-Rosen Concentration Camp. Your driver will drop you at the camp, where you’ll watch an educational film about the history of Gross Rosen. As this is a private tour, you can go at your own pace and ask questions along the way.

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!

This is your perfect shortcut to discovering the history and highlights of Wroclaw. Save time reading a guidebook, and instead, explore the city with a guide to entertain you and take care of navigating. See the historic Old Town, the Salt Square, John and Margaret House, and Wroclaw University—with plenty of interesting stories about the city and its residents along the way.

If you just have one hour to fall in love with Poznan, make this your tour. Led by a private local guide in a small group (8 people max), you'll discover what makes the city so special. The tour begins with a meet-up in front of Poznan’s Cathedral. As you walk through the city, your guide will fill you with insider tips on the best cafes, restaurants, and bars; show you the local lifestyle; and share local histories and stories.

Wroclaw is not only the market place, but also beautiful, historical places on the Oder. See the largest monuments of Wroclaw's Old Town from the Oder side. Take a walk along the bridges and jetties over the river, between numerous Wroclaw islands. See the university, Cathedral Island and the city’s most beautiful bridges – the Old Cathedral Island Bridge, Kaiser Bridge and University Bridges. We start the walk at the main square. Then we walk about 10 minutes towards Oder. Start at the University of Wroclaw. It is located directly on the river, near the university bridges. We walk along the Oder along a beautiful, shady boulevard towards Cathedral Island. We cross the sand bridge and walk to the first lookout. The view is breathtaking, in the distance you can see the most beautiful bridge in Wroclaw – the Kaiserbrücke and the Wroclaw Cathedral. We enter the Old Town Islands - the Cathedral Island...

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.

Enjoy history of Wroclaw in Royal Palace which has the biggest collection of local heritage of Lower Silesia, even from XI century. Step inside Royal State Rooms and hear fascinating history of Kings who lived here from your private guide. HIGHLIGHTS - Visit one of the Top Attraction in Wroclaw - Royal Palace - See many exhibitions of 1000 years of Lower Silesia history - Look at local heritage like paintings, iconography art and sculptures - Listen about history and interesting legends - Enjoy private guide who will give you a great lesson Meet long, turbulent and fascinating history of Wroclaw and Lower Silesia in one place! Visit Royal Palace right next to Market Square. Walk inside stately mansion which used to be a home for many Prussian Kings and important personalities. Enjoy accompany of your private professional guide who provides informative and interesting commentary.

Project Riese is the site of a secret Third Reich underground complex of tunnels that was created during World War II Nazi-occupied Poland. Avoid busy public transport and enjoy stress-free round-trip private transfers between Wroclaw and Project Riese. Once at the site, enjoy plenty of free time to explore the underground structures and learn about the history of the area.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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.

Wroclaw is famous for its little gnomes, which can be seen everywhere in the old town. Take your children and see the city through their eyes as funny gnomes tell the story of the city. We start the tour at the Market Square near the Old Town Hall in Wroclaw. Visit the dwarves' dwelling at the Church of St. Elisabeth. From there, visit the famous copper animal statues at the “Alte Fleischbänke”. Then climb the tower - the Witches' Bridge - and enjoy the breathtaking views of the old town. Hear the legend of the bell founder and the witches who live on the bridge. Then you reach the old university - make a short stop at the famous Wroclaw fencer. (fencer fountain) Finally we come back to the market square. The tour ends here - at the dwarven tourist information office, here you can buy souvenirs with dwarves.

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.

Book a private minivan for the round-trip journey from Wroclaw to Poznan, and enjoy a day of exploring without the hassle of driving and parking. This option combines the ease of pre-booked transport with independent time to sightsee on your own, or even hire a local guide. Either way, you’ll have up to five hours to take in Poznan’s beautiful Old Town and beyond.

Do you have an interest in tasting new types of beer? Do you wish to visit new places and experience their real local craft beers? If this sounds like you at all, then this experience is meant for you! Poland is currently in a Craft Beer Revolution, and Wrocław is one of the best places in the country to experience this revolution. Come with us on a trip around Wrocław to taste craft beers from the city, the region, and all around Poland. We will visit places that specialize in the lesser known beers, micro-breweries that have their own unique styles, and breweries that bring back centuries-old recipes. Along the way we will explain the types of beer you will drink. We'll talk about why Poland is in a craft beer revolution, where and when it started, and the innovators involved. We'll also talk about the history of brewing in Europe. [Don't drink beer, alcohol, or have a gluten allergy, but want to come along with your friends and family? No problem, we can provide alternatives!]

Explore Wrocław in Private S-Classe Mercedes! Discover the beauty of Wrocław in a unique way! During our one-hour journey, we will visit the city's most iconic landmarks, such as: - Old Town – the heart of the city with colorful tenement houses. - Catherdral Island (Ostrów Tumski) – the oldest part of Wrocław with a majestic cathedral. - Centennial Hall – a UNESCO-listed architectural gem. We invite you to experience a unique city tour in luxury youngtimer Mercedes S-Classe. These vehicles provide you with comfort but will also take you back in time, letting you feel the magic of that era.

How many Jewish people lived in Breslau? How does Wroclaw celebrate Jewish culture? Go on a Jewish walking tour and visit the White Stork Stock Synagogue to learn about Jewish history and heritage. Optional: visit the Old Jewish Cemetery! Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 2-hour: Jewish Quarter & Synogogue On a 2-hour Jewish tour you will visit the White Stork Synagogue and see the Small Synagogue (no entry) and other highlights of the District of Four Denominations. 4-hour: Jewish Quarter, Synogogue & Cemetery On a 4-hour Jewish tour you will visit the Old Jewish Cemetery (via public transportand the White Stork Synagogue & see the Small Synagogue (no entry) in the District of Four Denominations. The best place to discover Jewish history in Wroclaw is the District of Four Denominations, which is home to a small Jewish Quarter with 2 synagogues. Join our Expert Guide on this Jewish tour to learn about its history & cultural heritage.

Embark on a journey of wonder and enchantment by booking our exclusive tour to Adrspach from Wroclaw. Just a short 100-kilometer ride from Wroclaw, this captivating adventure to the rock town of Adrspach promises a rendezvous with Europe's most awe-inspiring rock formations. Marvel at the surreal landscapes that captivated filmmakers for The Chronicles of Narnia, and immerse yourself in the fairytale-like charm that permeates the town. Don't miss the chance to make your travel dreams come true – secure your spot on this unforgettable tour for an experience that transcends the ordinary. Book now and let the magic unfold!

Gross Rosen concentration camp, a grim chapter from World War II, emerged as a subcamp of Sachsenhausen near Berlin. Established in August 1940, it swiftly gained notoriety as one of the harshest in the German Third Reich. The first prisoners endured grueling 12-hour shifts in the local granite quarry, receiving meager rations and minimal medical aid. Of the 125,000 inmates, including Jews, Poles, and citizens of the Soviet Union, an estimated 40,000 fell victim to the brutal conditions during its existence. This haunting history serves as a solemn reminder of the atrocities witnessed within the camp's confines.