Poland · WROCLAW TOURS
Wroclaw is built across a dozen islands, and the bronze dwarfs hiding on its kerbs number in the hundreds. These 15 cover the market square, the cathedral island and the river, priced and timed.
Ride through Wrocław in a small electric vehicle while a guide or audio commentary introduces 20 to 30 landmarks, churches, squares, and lesser-seen corners. The route includes free time at the Cathedral and Multimedia Fountain Show, with warm vehicles and blankets available in winter.
“Great value tour. Leo was very informative and we saw sites we would have missed on our own. Would highly recommend.”
Cover Wroclaw’s historic center, islands, churches, bridges, and gardens in a private electric car with a live English or Polish guide. Audio commentary is available in 13 languages. Guides such as Hubert, Artur, and Andrew are praised for clear stories, local tips, and generous photo stops.
“Ride was very comfortable and the guide was very personable and knowledgeable. The sites were great to see. Highly recommend!”
Walk from the Fredro Statue through Wrocław’s Market Square, past the Gothic Town Hall and across the bridges to Ostrów Tumski. Your English-speaking guide explains the city’s difficult past, local culture, unusual name, cathedral island, dwarfs, food spots, and places to eat.
“Fantastic tour with a brilliant guide. Lucas was informative, chatty and funny. Really enjoyed this.”
Spend two focused hours with a licensed English, German, or Polish guide, beginning beneath Wroclaw’s Old Town Hall and finishing on Cathedral Island. You’ll see the Market Square, Piwnica Świdnicka, the university, Hala Targowa, Tumski Bridge, and Wroclaw Cathedral in a private group of up to nine.
“Eine interessante Tour, viel erfahren. Leider war die Technik vom Guide defekt, so dass man recht nah an ihr stehen mußte, in 2. Reihe war es schwer alles zu verstehen. Trotzdem empfehlenswert.”
Walk from the Fredro Monument through Wrocław’s Gothic Town Hall, Market Square, St. Elizabeth’s Church, University, and Cathedral Island. English-speaking guides such as Łukasz, Susanna, Matt, and Simon blend city history, Polish-German context, dwarf lore, and local tips. The tour ends about 15 minutes from the start.
“Michael (Michal) was a brilliant host, both informative and entertaining. I would highly recommend his tour.”
Explore Wroclaw by quiet electric golf cart on a 60 to 90 minute guided tour. You’ll see Old Town, Cathedral Island, Centennial Hall, major bridges, churches, museums, and more. English, Polish, and German guides are available, with private pickup and hotel pickup offered on selected bookings.
“Our tour guide Michael was informative, knowledgeable and passionate about the history of the city. Couldn’t recommend more.”
Travel from Wrocław to Auschwitz-Birkenau by minibus, with hotel pickup, admission, and a guided visit to both former camps. Expect a long but carefully organized day, a local museum guide, and powerful exhibits. Drivers such as Jakub, Jarek, and Paweł have helped make the journey smooth and informative.
“My husband and I traveled to Poland to see Auschwitz and this tour was perfect for what we wanted. Our driver Jakub was very responsive on Viator, picked us up on time, and made sure we were well taken care of. He was knowledgeable and started the tour before we even got to the grounds. He then waited for us during the tour and brought us to Auschwitz 2 and again waited for us. Highly recommend!”
Meet guides such as River, Katie, Anna, or Billa at Pewexx on Ruska Street. Start with one beer or vodka drink, play icebreaker games, visit four to five bars, then skip the line at a club. This four-hour English-language crawl suits adults who want company and a ready-made night out.
“Katie was a great host and we had such a fun group of people - we loved it!”
Travel from Wrocław by minibus to Auschwitz I and Birkenau with hotel pickup, an English-speaking driver, and museum-appointed guides. Drivers such as Jakub, Bart, Paul, and Tomas help with timing and entry, while the camp tour covers exhibitions, gas chambers, crematoriums, and daily prisoner life.
“We had a brilliant day!! Our driver, Jacob, was prompt and worked with the guides at the museum to ensure we arrived at the tour on time by bypassing queues - we had been late getting there due to traffic. The tour guide was brilliant. I would highly recommend! Thanks so much!”
Travel from Wrocław to Czechia’s Adršpach Rock City in a group of up to eight. Guides such as Adam, Matthias, and Maciej lead the 3.5-kilometer route through gorges, waterfalls, and strange rock formations linked with Narnia-like scenery. Bring ID, sturdy shoes, and lunch money.
“Marcin made sure we had a great time! We took the tour from Wrocław first thing in the morning, during our visit in January. Turns out it was the perfect time of year - we were nearly the only people in the whole park! And because we got there early, the sun was shining. (The only shame was that at this time of year, none of the food places are open, so pack a lunch if you’re going off peak!). Marcin is so friendly, warm and knowledgeable, AND he’s a unofficial professional photographer! He knows all the good places to get beautiful photos. He also had the best recommendations for…”
Walk Wroclaw with an English-speaking guide such as Sean, Matthias, or Igor, tracing 1,000 years of city history from Rynek to Cathedral Island. Expect Gothic and Baroque landmarks, local stories, a market hall stop, and a relaxed pace over roughly two to two hours 40 minutes.
“The guide, Sean is very knowledgeable and well organized. Deep understanding in the local history. Must join!!”
Join a German-speaking guide for a roughly two-hour walk through Wroclaw’s old center. See the Market Square, Town Hall, St. Elizabeth’s Church, Hansel and Gretel cottages, University, Market Hall, Cathedral Island, and Wroclaw Cathedral in one well-paced route.
“Ein sehr guter Reiseführer in einer wunderbaren Stadt. Sehr zu empfehlen und kurzweilig.”
Travel from Wroclaw to Ksiaz Castle, its cool WWII tunnels, and Swidnica’s wooden Church of Peace in eight hours. Guides such as Adam, Maciej, and Mateusz add useful Polish history, while transport, castle entry, and tunnel audio guides are included.
“Wow what a wonderful tour! Our guide and driver for the day Adam was so knowledgeable and we felt a great connection, talking about Polish life, history in general as well as that of Silesia and the family of Ksiaz Castle. Adam arranged everything, making sure the trip ran smoothly from the pick up to the drop off. The castle and grounds were fabulous, the tunnels are something to be experienced and the Palm house one of the best we have ever visited. The Church of Peace was amazing and again Adam provided the background and history which lead up to the building of the Church. Thanks Adam we had…”
Spend three hours walking from Wroclaw’s Market Square through the University district to Ostrow Tumski. Your private English, German, Spanish, or Polish-speaking guide covers Gothic, Baroque, and religious landmarks, with entry to one museum or the cathedral tower when open.
Leave Wrocław by private vehicle for Lower Silesia’s Książ Castle, Świdnica’s colorful Market Square and UNESCO-listed Church of Peace, then see the historic Wałbrzych Palm House. A small group of up to eight travels with an English or Polish driver-guide, plus an English audio guide.
“We had a really good day, thank you! And the driving was just outstanding!”
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