Wroclaw Small-Group Tour with Lunch from Warsaw
Old Town, Wroclaw, Warsaw
A swift journey will take you to the "European Capital of Culture 2016", Wrocław. The city of 100 bridges will enchant you with its splendid Gothic Old Town.
This guided day tour from Warsaw explores Wroclaw's Old Town, Cathedral, Centennial Hall, and includes lunch, ideal for history and architecture enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Explore the reconstructed Old Town of Wroclaw
- Visit the UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall
- Enjoy a traditional Polish lunch at a local restaurant
Description
Begin your tour in Wroclaw's Old Town, meticulously rebuilt after World War II. Admire Gothic architecture, particularly the Town Hall, and stroll to the Museum of Wroclaw University, featuring richly decorated interiors.
Next, visit the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist on the former island. Observe the Gothic design and Poland's largest pipe organ. Nearby, see the bridge adorned with love locks placed by couples.
The final stop is the Centennial Hall, a significant early 20th-century building on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Outside, view one of Europe's largest illuminated fountains with 300 water jets forming various shapes.
Includes
- Round-trip transportation by car or minibus from Warsaw city center
- Pickup at your hotel
- English-speaking driver and group guided tour in Wroclaw (other languages available if requested in advance)
- Entrance fees to the University Museum (Leopoldine Hall, Oratorium Marianum, Mathematical Tower) and Centennial Hall
- Quick traditional lunch featuring dishes like pierogi (Polish dumplings filled with mashed potatoes, farmer’s cheese, and fried onions; recipe may vary)
Important Information
- The University Museum is closed on Wednesdays
- A minimum of two reservations for the same date is required to operate this tour
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your spot. Wear comfortable shoes for walking and bring a camera for architectural details.
