• Archikatedra pw. Św. Jana Chrzciciela we Wrocławiu - Begin the tour at the main entrance of the Cathedral. From there, stroll around the scenic Cathedral Island, learning about how, in medieval times, wrongdoers could evade justice. The guide will share why, centuries ago, dukes and clergy chose to reside on the island and explain why Cathedral Island is no longer an island.
• St Giles’ Church - Visit The Church of St. Giles, the oldest surviving church in Wrocław. Nearby, see the Leaning Tower of Wrocław and the Dumpling Gate. Just a short walk away, the entrance to the 19th-century Botanical Gardens awaits those interested in exploring parks and nature.
• Archbishop’s Palace in Wrocław - Stop by the Archbishop’s Palace to hear the fascinating tale of a courageous cardinal who, in 1980, hid 80 million zloty for the Solidarity movement and learn what became of the money.
• Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross and St. Bartholomew - Across the street stands a two-tier building, one of the most stunning Gothic churches in the Silesia region – the Church of the Holy Cross and St. Bartholomew, which houses a replica of the Turin shroud. The guide will also share stories about other remarkable buildings nearby, including the Orphanotropheum, a former orphanage.
• Tumski Bridge - Conclude the tour on Cathedral Island by crossing Tumski Bridge, which marks the boundary of the church’s jurisdiction and leads to Sand Island, where the monumental Church of Our Lady on the Sand can be seen.
• Wyspa Piasek - Discover the largest Gothic church in Wrocław – the Church of Our Lady on the Sand. Also, view the former Augustinian monastery and charming tenement houses, the only remnants of the old residential buildings on Sand Island.

• Small groups limited to a maximum of 10 people.
• Professional, licensed guide

Explore the ancient section of the city where Wroclaw’s history began over a millennium ago. Join a cozy group of no more than 10 individuals to see and learn about the gems of Gothic and Baroque architecture such as the John the Baptist Cathedral, the Holy Cross Church, and Wroclaw’s many other timeless churches. Your enthusiastic, local guide will share intriguing details and legends of Wroclaw’s renowned islands.
• Explore the Cathedral Island - a unique and genuine area lit by gas lanterns
• Visit the Sand Island and its imposing Church of Our Lady on the Sand.
• Hear insightful stories about Wroclaw’s history and island legends; including Casanova’s eventful visit to Wroclaw, the tale of the Dumpling Gate, and more.
• If interested, you have the option to explore the interior of the Cathedral
• 2 h walking expedition guided by a knowledgeable, local expert
• Personalized experience limited to groups of 10 participants maximum.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.