• Wroclaw’s Dwarfs - Searching for gnomes will have you exploring everywhere, as they can be found on the ground, on windowsills, or clinging to lampposts. It’s great fun as each one is unique, with trades related to their location.
• Ostrow Tumski - (Cathedral Island) - The oldest part of Wroclaw is definitely worth visiting. The streets are beautiful with colorful buildings, and the cathedrals are amazing. There are also pictures showing how the area looked at the end of WWII.
• Archikatedra pw. Sw. Jana Chrzciciela we Wroclawiu - This beautifully restored cathedral features stunning stained glass windows, a magnificent interior, and offers a lovely view of Wroclaw from the top of the tower.
• Wroclaw University - The university boasts impressive buildings, both front and back, with an interior showcasing beautiful architecture and decoration. It also has a rich and fascinating history.
• Wroclaw University Museum - This museum is not what one might expect from a university museum. There are four rooms to explore, one of which is more of a tower offering views of the city. Entry is possible upon request.
• Odra River - Flowing through Wroclaw, this river is a top attraction, featuring beautiful islands, small boats, floating restaurants and bars, and many charming bridges.
• Tumski Bridge - This famous bridge offers a charming view with numerous padlocks attached to it. It’s a romantic spot, perfect for taking pictures.
• University Church of the Blessed Name of Jesus - A stunning baroque church, likely one of the most impressive in Europe, and definitely worth a visit. Entry is possible upon request.
• Ossolineum - A magnificent palace building with a wonderful garden, perfect for a leisurely stroll.
• Cathedral of St. Vincent and St. James - This cathedral serves the Greek Catholic community. While mostly Gothic and unadorned, it features a beautiful Baroque chapel on its southern side.
• Church of Our Lady on the Sand - Built in the Gothic style, it has a large single nave with Gothic altarpieces. One chapel features a charming moving nativity scene attended by an elderly nun. Entry is possible upon request.
• Bielarska Island - One of the delights of visiting Wrocław is the quaint Bielarska Island, located in a beautiful area of the city. It’s a quiet natural space, perfect for a stroll, with plenty of benches.
• Słodowa Island - This charming island offers lovely views and is an ideal place to relax, take photos, and admire the blend of nature and historic buildings.
• St. John of Nepomuk Monument - A stunning monument that stands majestically in front of the beautiful Church of the Holy Cross.
• Church of the Holy Cross - This church features interesting and unique architectural solutions with two levels. It also has slender windows and soaring towers. Entry is possible upon request.
• The Tiananmen Square Victims Monument - This monument or installation serves as a reminder of the Chinese students and shows Polish solidarity with those who stood against communism and its cruelty.
• Ceglarski Bastion - This site holds historical significance and offers a fantastic view of Tumski Island and its cathedral from the top.
• Rynek of Wroclaw - One of the most beautiful and bustling main squares in Poland, or even Europe. It features breathtaking architecture, numerous meeting spots, cafes, restaurants, and friendly people.
• Old Town- Historic Center - A charming town square with colorful buildings, historical architecture, interesting monuments, and amusing drafts.
• Wroclaw Town Hall - An impressive building resembling a church or cathedral, located in the city center on Rynek Square. It has an intriguing design, a museum, and one of the city’s oldest bars.
• St Elizabeth of Hungary Roman Catholic Parish - Inside this church, you’ll find magnificent stained glass windows. The basilica is large, allowing for the admiration of many elements.
• St. Mary Magdalene Church - A beautiful church with extensive stonework and amazing brickwork. It also offers a wonderful viewpoint over Wroclaw. Entry is possible upon request.
• Wroclaw City Museum - A lovely museum building with a grand and formal garden. Inside, there is interesting art from Silesia and Polish culture. Entry is possible upon request.
• Solny Square - Another market square in the center of Wroclaw. It’s smaller but very charming, with many nice restaurants, flower shops, and cafes.
• Muzeum Pana Tadeusza - Here, visitors can explore how Adam Mickiewicz’s epic poem continues to influence contemporary thought on tradition and cultural identity in Poland.
• Ruska Street Backyard - A small bar located down a side street, surrounded by old neon signs from the communist era. The bar has plenty of deckchairs outside, perfect for a warm summer evening.
• Wroclaw City Museum - The area is now protected by parkland, shrubs, and mature trees, offering lovely views over the water to the remaining bastions and its many bridges.
• Aula Leopoldina - A very impressive part of Wroclaw University where significant events for students and scientists still take place. The architecture inside is unique and worth seeing. Entry is possible upon request.

• Recommendations about local restaurants, bakeries, pubs and souvenirs
• Ostrow Tumski and Old Town Private Tour led by licensed guide
• History and facts about Wroclaw
• Pickup from the hotel (only hotels in Wroclaw Market Square and Ostrow)
• Entrance to Basilica of St. Elisabeth
• Visit at Ostrow Tumski, Wyspa Piasek, Market Square, Town Hall and more

• Tickets to Aula Leopoldina (3 eur)
• Tickets to the museum (5 EUR optional)
• Admission fees

Explore the splendor of Wroclaw on a guided tour that takes you through the Ostrow Tumski and the Old Town. Witness historical monuments, stunning cathedrals, churches, and magnificent structures in the Old Town, abundant with intriguing history and tales.

Select from our fantastic tour options tailored to suit your preferences and interests. Please review the options attentively since each one provides a different itinerary.

Basic: 2-hours Ostrow Tumski Tour
In this 2-hour expedition, you will explore Ostrow Tumski, Piasek Island, and the University of Wroclaw.

Extended: 4-hour Ostrow Tumski & Old Town Tour
This extended 4-hour tour allows you to visit the Ostrow Tumski, Piasek Island, the University, and additionally the Old Town, the Basilica of St. Elisabeth and Aula Leopoldina. Entrance tickets to the Basilica are included.

Begin your journey in the oldest section of Wroclaw City – Ostrow Tumski - a spiritual spot boasting of 16th-century architecture, including the towering Cathedral of St. John the Baptist.

• Please check your email the day before the tour to receive important information
• Please note that the pickup from your hotel is only possible from the Wroclaw Ostrow Tumski. Guests from outside the Wroclaw Ostrow Tumski are encouraged to arrange transportation when making a reservation.
• Guests who have accommodation beside the Wroclaw Ostrow Tumski or who have not provided hotel details should meet the guide under Column of Christ the King (opposite to building at Cathedral Square 14), Wroclaw

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