All Wroclaw Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 3

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.

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Wroclaw to Krakow, offering a deep dive into Polish history and culture. Your adventure starts with a scenic 3-hour train ride from Wroclaw, leading you to the historic heart of Krakow, where a personal driver welcomes you. The highlight of your trip is a poignant 3.5-hour guided tour of the Auschwitz Birkenau Museum, an experience that promises deep reflection on history's somber chapters. Led by an expert, explore the remnants of Auschwitz I and II-Birkenau, learning about the lives that were forever changed here. Back in Krakow, seize the opportunity to wander through the Old Market in the Old Town, Europe's largest medieval market square and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Krakow's rich tapestry of history, from its majestic castles to ancient churches, awaits your discovery. As the day ends with your return to Wroclaw, you'll carry back not just memories but a profound connection to Poland's past and present.

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.

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.

Gain a deeper understanding of the importance of Wroclaw’s history with this guided walking tour of the city. Cover considerable ground as your private guide takes you to highlights of the city, including the beautiful scenery around the island of Ostrow Tumski. Learn more about the city’s past at the National Museum and get context on the incredible painting within the Panorama Raclawicka.

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.

Discover the thousand year old history of Wroclaw through traditional dishes and drinks, as well as the storied venues they are served in. We'll visit five Wroclaw venues that showcase important elements, settings, or dishes of Polish heritage and city lore, while giving your taste buds the delight of delicious dishes, cold beers, and smooth vodkas. Each tour is different, flavored by the varied conversations about city culture, local traditions, and fascinating regional history.

From 13th-century origins to Nazi history, Ksiaz Castle is a fascinating place to explore, but getting there can be a challenge unless you have a car. Enjoy the personal service of a private driver on this excursion from Wroclaw so you can focus on sightseeing. Round-trip transport by private vehicle cuts down on time in transit, and the driver will be waiting when you’re done visiting the castle.

Enjoy your day trip to the most popular Polish city. Krakow now is one of the the top destinations and you must see it. Enjoy a private transfer from Wroclaw to city center of Krakow and spend 5 amazing hours exploring the main sqaure, royal castle or Jewish quater. After the tour your driver will take you back to Wroclaw.

If you’re an avid shooter or want to start to learn how to shoot, this Wroclaw Gun Shooting Experience with Hotel Transfers is a great pick. When booking, choose from two shooting packages that give you either less or more bullets to practice with, as well as three or six different guns to use. Once you arrive at the gun range, get an introduction to the basic skills, and then practice your hand at shooting a target.

Poland is known for its incredible vodka, and this delicious Wroclaw vodka tour will introduce you to multiple flavors, as well as many top Wroclaw sites. You’ll travel in a small-group, so you’ll have a more personalized experience and better access to your guide. Learn about the history of Polish vodka, and visit four local pubs and restaurants. Your vodkas will be accompanied by tasty snacks, so you won’t go hungry either.

The 2-hour river cruise includes a 2-hour open bar, with unlimited beer, rum, gin, vodka, whiskey and mixers, a live DJ, photo-booth, drinking games & after-party pub crawl. What sets the Wroclaw Boat Party tour apart is its combination of a scenic boat ride along the Odra River with an exciting party atmosphere. Participants get to enjoy breathtaking views of Wroclaw's iconic landmarks and then party the night away in two of Wroclaw's best clubs, with free entry and a free welcome shot.

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.

Archery Tag has taken the USA by storm, and now it’s one of the most exciting activities in Poland! Two teams, one goal: hit your opponents or knock out all the discs on their shield. Get ready for heart-pounding moments, intense teamwork, and memories that will last long after the game is over. No need to worry about safety—our arrows are completely harmless, designed with soft tips to keep the game fun and injury-free! Plus, our expert instructors will have you mastering the bow in no time, so you can dive into the action with confidence and skill.

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.

You discover what the different vodka styles are and see yourself which vodka do you love the most! You will learn how to examine vodka by eye, smell, and taste. During our 1h30min vodka tasting session, you will try 6 different types of Polish vodka while learning about the history of the country’s preferred beverage with one of our amazing Vodka Xperts. This intimate experience blends storytelling and tasting, making it a fun and memorable way to connect with Poland’s rich traditions. Come share a toast with us!

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.

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.

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.

Visit one of the most unique rock formations in middle Europe. It is located only 106 km away from Wroclaw and this option gives you a chance to see both rock formations in Adrspach and Teplice. if you like wild nature you must see it. Your driver will pick you up in the morning from your Wroclaw accomodation. Enjoy the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle while watching changing landscapes of Polish country side. The Rock City is just a cross the border and the ride there takes around 1,5h. On the place your driver will give you tickets and then you can enjoy this beautifull place by your self. The trial is a loop and it takes 2-3h to walk there. After visiting Adrpach Rocks driver will take you to Teplice Rocks where you will see second part of this great place. After the tour you can have a lunch in one of the local restaurants and then your driver will drive you back to Wroclaw. Please, take passport or other ID which allows you to cross the border.

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.

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.

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.

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