From Warsaw: Wroclaw Small-Group Guided Tour with Lunch & Transfers

A stroll through time – Wroclaw's historic splendor

Embark on a captivating journey through Wroclaw's historic marvels, starting with the charming Old Town, a testament to resilience and revival post World War II devastation. The Gothic-style Town Hall hosts Piwnica Swidnicka, one of the oldest European restaurants. An English-speaking guide will accompany you, narrating fascinating tales and facts about each landmark.

Marvel at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, home to Poland's largest pipe organ.

The tour moves to Wroclaw University, dating back to 1702. It has some of the most beautiful baroque halls in the world – Leopoldine Hall, Oratorium Marianum, and Mathematical Tower.

A Polish gastronomic adventure and architectural wonders

Indulge in a traditional Polish meal at a local restaurant that gives you a taste of Poland’s rich culinary heritage. Enjoy some free time to explore on your own to see the lovers’ lock-laden bridge nearby, a quirky local symbol of enduring love. Visit the UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall, an imposing structure designed by Max Berg, a pioneer of reinforced concrete architecture. You'll witness the ballet of one of Europe's largest illuminated fountains a short distance away. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout your journey, ensuring you can share your unforgettable moments with the world.