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Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: PLN
- Languages: Polish, English, German
- Climate: Temperate Continental
- Timezone: Europe/Warsaw
- Population: Approximately 640,000
- Best Time to Visit: phrases to enhance your experience.
- Visa Requirements Citizens of the EU, US, UK, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can visit Wroclaw visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Schengen visa required for some nationalities; check current requirements before travel. E-visa or visa on arrival not available for most tourists; apply at a Polish consulate if needed.
About Wroclaw
Wroclaw, the vibrant capital of Lower Silesia, is one of Poland’s most enchanting cities, blending rich history with youthful energy. Known as the "City of a Hundred Bridges," Wroclaw is built across 12 islands connected by over 100 bridges, creating a unique urban landscape. The city’s beautifully restored Old Town, with its colorful facades and lively Market Square, is a major draw for visitors. Wroclaw’s multicultural heritage is evident in its architecture, which reflects German, Polish, and Bohemian influences. The city is also famous for its whimsical Wroclaw Dwarfs, small bronze statues hidden throughout the streets, which have become a symbol of local identity and a fun treasure hunt for visitors. Wroclaw offers a dynamic cultural scene, with numerous festivals, theaters, and museums. Its welcoming atmosphere, affordable prices, and excellent public transport make it an ideal destination for travelers seeking both history and modern charm.
Top Attractions
1. Market Square (Rynek): The heart of Wroclaw, surrounded by colorful townhouses, historic buildings, and lively cafes. The Gothic Old Town Hall is a highlight. 2. Wroclaw Cathedral (Cathedral Island): A stunning Gothic church on Ostrow Tumski, the oldest part of the city, offering panoramic views from its towers. 3. Wroclaw Dwarfs: Over 600 small bronze statues scattered throughout the city, each with its own story, making for a fun and interactive walking tour. 4. Centennial Hall: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this early 20th-century exhibition hall is an architectural marvel and a venue for major events. 5. Panorama Raclawicka: A monumental 360-degree painting depicting the Battle of Raclawice, offering a unique immersive experience.
Popular Activities
Explore the city’s bridges and islands by foot or bike, discovering hidden courtyards and charming cafes. Take a boat tour on the Oder River for a different perspective of the city. Visit local museums and galleries to learn about Wroclaw’s history and art. Enjoy the vibrant nightlife in the Market Square area, with its many bars and clubs. Participate in seasonal festivals, such as the Wroclaw Good Beer Festival or the Christmas Market, which transforms the city into a winter wonderland.
Wroclaw Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Poland
- Duration Range: Explore the city’s bridges and islands by foot or bike, discovering hidden courtyards and charming cafes. Take a boat tour on the Oder River for a different perspective of the city. Visit local museums and galleries to learn about Wroclaw’s history and art. Enjoy the vibrant nightlife in the Market Square area, with its many bars and clubs. Participate in seasonal festivals, such as the Wroclaw Good Beer Festival or the Christmas Market, which transforms the city into a winter wonderland.
- Group Size: Private or shared tours
- Difficulty Level: Mixed Difficulty
- Recommended For: Visit in late spring or early autumn for the best weather and fewer crowds. Pack comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket for evenings. Learn a few basic Polish phrases to enhance your experience. Use public transport or walk to explore the city. Carry some cash, as smaller shops and cafes may not accept cards. Wroclaw is generally safe, but stay aware of your belongings in crowded areas.
Average Tour Price: $65
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $250
234 Available Tour Excursions in Wroclaw
Let yourself be surprised by the rocks of Adršpach - a national nature reserve in the Czech Republic, Immerse yourself in the real-life locations seen on-screen in the fantasy film The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Price: $130.14
Duration: 7-8 hours
The 2-hour river cruise includes a 2-hour open bar, with unlimited beer, rum, gin, vodka, whiskey and mixers, a live DJ, photo-booth, drinking games & after-party pub crawl. What sets the Wroclaw Boat Party tour apart is its combination of a scenic boat ride along the Odra River with an exciting party atmosphere. Participants get to enjoy breathtaking views of Wroclaw's iconic landmarks and then party the night away in two of Wroclaw's best clubs, with free entry and a free welcome shot.
Price: $70.11
Duration: 5 hours
Explore Wroclaw by electric scooter on this 1,5-hour small-group tour. After a practice run, scoot through the history streets to discover the city’s top and less-famous attractions. View highlights like Wroclaw University and Cathedral Island, see lesser-known sites including Synagogue and Wolnosci Square, cruise around parks, and enjoy panoramic city views on route. Numbers are limited to 12 people.
Price: $45.43
Duration: 1-1 hours
This tour offers you to discover the most precious attraction of Lower Silesia reflecting its complicated past. Ksiaz Castle is a real example of the mixed legacy of the region being a great example of the German industrial revolution. Ksiaz astonishes with its size and scale being a third largest castle in today's Poland. You will visit the representative part, find out the history of the rise and fall of the family, hear about the incredible fortune, high society scandals, tragedies and why the castle still hides some secret from the World War II visitng the tunnels under the castle (only English audioguide). Pay the visit to the marvelous Church of Peace, the largest wooden church in Europe. Built in the XVII century is an impressive and remarkable example of religious conflict dividing Europe centuries ago. Erected under very strict conditions represent a immense historic and artistic value, rightly earning its place on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Price: $147.89
Duration: 7-8 hours
On this tour visitors can expierience the life of allied prisoners who lived in the camp during WW2. In 1944 more then 70 prisoners escaped from the camp but only 3 of them menaged to escape successfully. Thi tour is not only a chance to see the Museum of the camp but also to pay respect to those who died there. In the museum you can see full-size replica of the hut where the men planned their daring mass escape, and displaying many original items from the prison camp. About a half-mile drive from the hut you can also see the “Harry” tunnel dug by the prisoners (one of three tunnels dug: Tom, Dick, and Harry), which now serves as a memorial. Here you can see exactly how long the tunnel was and the exit and entry points. A guard tower has been reconstructed to show the proximity of the tunnel exit to the attentive German soldiers on patrol. You are also able to wander through the woods and see some of the original foundations of the camp.
Price: $168.28
Duration: 6-7 hours
On this tour you have a chance to visit most beautiful tourist attractions in Lower Silesia. First your driver will meet you at your hotel and take you to Ksiaz castle which is located around 1h15' drive from Wroclaw. There you will have around 2,5h to explore the castle which is 3rd largest castle in Poland with amasing history behind. After your time in the castle your driver will take you to Church of Peace in Swidnica wich is unforgettable expirience. Visiting church takes around 30 minutes. After that your driver will take you back to your hotel.
Price: $162.67
Duration: 5-6 hours
Would you like to discover the most popular attractions of Wroclaw? This private, walking tour is designed for those who wish to see the essential parts of the city in just 3 hours. Together with your expert local guide, you will visit the oldest part of the city, the famous islands of Wroclaw - the Cathedral and Sand Islands. You will also discover the most popular trading location in Wroclaw – the Market Hall. Then, on the way to the city centre, you will learn more about Wroclaw University, one of the principal institutions within the region. This private tour includes a stop at the old jail before visiting the Shambles - a scenic street and former butchers’ area. Your walk will end at the historical Main Square, which is without doubt the beating heart of our city; with picturesque tenement buildings and the most spectacular structure in the whole city – The Old Town Hall. Your expert guide will share the essential facts and history of Wroclaw, so you too can feel like a local.
Price: $85.00
Duration: 3 hours
Glide along Wroclaw's historic streets on a comfortable Electric Scooter for 90 minutes, and see the city from a unique perspective. Drive down the city’s oldest street, get panoramic views of the Odra River, see the Glass Fountain and more.
Price: $61.70
Duration: 1 hours
Discover the enchanting beauty of Wroclaw's Old Town on our 1.5-hour Segway Tour, a truly unique experience that effortlessly combines history, culture, and fun. The tour takes participants to iconic locations like the Market Square, St. Elizabeth's Church, and the picturesque Oder River, offering spectacular views and great photo opportunities. The knowledgeable and friendly guides not only provide historical context but also infuse the tour with humor and interesting anecdotes, making the experience engaging and enjoyable. In essence, the Segway Tour of Wroclaw's Old Town combines effortless mobility, historical significance, awe-inspiring sights, entertaining guides, suitability for various ages, and environmental considerations to create a memorable and magical experience for those looking to explore Wroclaw's Old Town in a distinctive and enjoyable way.
Price: $70.11
Duration: 1 hours
Join an exciting guided bike tour of Wroclaw and spend 3-hour discovering the 30 top sights with an English or German-speaking guide. Enjoy amazing history and views of the Old Town, Ostrow Tumski, the Odra River, Centennial Hall and more. Bike tours are a perfect way to explore Wroclaw and go beyond typical routs followed by tourists. This ecologic and pleasant way of sightseeing ensures that you can see the most important places in Wrocław in 3 hours. Our guests will see the most interesting landmarks of Wroclaw as, for example, Main Square, Old Town, Ostrow Tumski, Old Town Promenade, Salt Square, Wroclaw’s dwarfs, Jatki, Spiż monument of animals for slaughter, Old City Prison, University of Wroclaw, Swordsman monument, Ossolineum, Market Hall, Islands, Tumski Bridge, Cathedral, Polish Hills, Opera, Puppet Theatre.
Price: $93.47
Duration: 3 hours
Join us for a one-hour walking tour where we explore enchanting tales in Wrocław's old town. Discover the hidden secrets of this historic area! Our adventure begins at the famous bronze statue of Papa Dwarf, conveniently located next to Café Barbara on Świdnicka 8B. We'll take a leisurely walk around the old town, and end our tour at the historic Church of St. Mary Magdalena on Szewska 10. The duration of the tour is approximately 1 hr. 10 min. Don't miss this chance to uncover the hidden stories of Wrocław with us!
Price: $17.39
Duration: 1 hours
Go for a closer meeting with Wroclaw’s unique legacy while spending unforgettable time on a Segway! The FullTour will cover all places that you need to see while visiting Wroclaw. See one of the biggest medieval Main Square in Europe, shoot some photos at the riverside, pop into some of the buildings and learn about the Poles’ faith of past century by exploring the city. The 3 hours Regular Tour is always tailor-made towards your personal expectations, so that's no problem to manage some time for tasting traditional Polish cuisine or getting a bit off the track to see things that are usually missed by the default touristic routes. Experienced local guides will take you out for most probably the best trip you'll ever get!
Price: $98.16
Duration: 3 hours
Enjoy your day trip to one of the most popular European city. Prague is just breathtaking and year by year is one of the most popular European destination to visit and you must see it. Enjoy a private transfer from Wroclaw to city center of Prague and spend 4 amasing hours exploring the old town, Royal Castle, Saint Charles Bridge or many local museums. After the tour your driver will take you back to Wroclaw.
Price: $308.50
Duration: 12-13 hours
Discover with us the beautiful capital of Silesia, the market square with the university and the Dominsel with the cathedral. You see the most beautiful sights of the old town in 2 hours, but without rush, pleasant, with lots of stories and legends. From the market square we walk past the university and the Fechter fountain - to the cathedral island and cathedral, then along the Oder promenade to the ship pier. Enjoy the unique atmosphere of the Oder metropolis with its German and Polish history.
Price: $164.46
Duration: 2 hours
Explore the heart of Wroclaw with your professional, licensed guide. You will discover many top attractions of Wroclaw in 2 h, including the history and legends of the city. Whilst walking around the Main Market Square you will see picturesque tenement buildings including the townhouses of Hansel and Gretel, Golden and Blue Sun, Seven Electors and the Old Gallows House. You will visit the Salty Square where you can meet a dragon. Your excursion will continue to the medieval slaughter houses called Jatki and finish in jail! but only to try a taste of local beer and food! - Licensed, informative, friendly guide – even history can be interesting and fun! - Discover the most popular places to see in the heart of Wroclaw - See the places where centuries ago the criminals and wrong doers where punished - Listen to some scary stories of Wroclaw (the Witches Bridge, buried rebels and many others) - Learn about the history of Wroclaw’s old trading place - Small groups limited to 12 people.
Price: $65.00
Duration: 1-2 hours
During the 1 hour tour you will dwell into the rich history of Wroclaw reflected in one of its most prominent and spectacular buildings. You will learn about the Austrian legacy, the counter reformation, and admire the grand Baroque ceremonial hall named after the school's founder, Aula Leopoldina. Strolling through other interiors such as the Oratorium Marianum and the Imperial staircase, full of sculptures and intricate ceiling frescoes, you will understand what kind of powerful ideological movement the counter-reformation was. Moving on you will also hear about the Prussian-German University, with its long standing traditions of student fraternities, scientists, Nobel prize winners, and world famous musicians, such as Johannes Brahms, who gave concerts in its interiors. As a conclusion you will get a spectacular view over the city from the Mathematical Tower learning about the destruction of the WW II, border changes, and rebirth of the school as a Polish University of Wroclaw.
Price: $47.33
Duration: 1 hours
Led by a friendly local vodka expert, you'll explore the city's best shot bars while hearing fascinating stories about life during the Communist era. During the tour, you’ll sample 8 different vodkas, including favorites like Soplica, Wyborowa, and Żubrówka, each showcasing unique flavors. To complement your tastings, enjoy 3-4 delicious Polish appetizers that perfectly enhance the experience. Come and raise a glass to the heritage and culture of Polish vodka!
Price: $173.92
Duration: 3 hours
Join us for a 3 hour tour through the heart of Wroclaw to taste Polish food, drink beer and vodka, and talk about the history of our thousand-year-old city. Together we will visit 5 charming venues that will provide an important setting for the history of Wroclaw and Poland, as well as delicious food and drinks. As you devour the various tasty dishes, your guide will tell you about the interesting and fascinating history of the city.
Price: $141.98
Duration: 3 hours
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Wroclaw’s cuisine is hearty and diverse, reflecting its multicultural heritage. Must-try dishes include pierogi (dumplings), bigos (hunter’s stew), and kielbasa (sausage). Local bakeries offer delicious pastries like drozdzowka (yeast cake). For a unique experience, try traditional Polish vodka or craft beer. Notable restaurants include Pod Fredra, known for its elegant Polish cuisine, and Konspira, which offers a cozy, historical setting.
Getting Around
Wroclaw is well-connected by air, train, and bus. The city’s public transport system includes trams and buses, which are efficient and affordable. A single ticket is valid for all modes of transport. Taxis and ride-sharing services are widely available. Walking and cycling are excellent ways to explore the compact city center. Public transport is recommended for most visitors, as parking in the Old Town can be challenging.
Travel Tips
Visit in late spring or early autumn for the best weather and fewer crowds. Pack comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket for evenings. Learn a few basic Polish phrases to enhance your experience. Use public transport or walk to explore the city. Carry some cash, as smaller shops and cafes may not accept cards. Wroclaw is generally safe, but stay aware of your belongings in crowded areas.
Culture & Customs
Wroclaw is known for its friendly and open-minded locals. Politeness is valued, so greet people with a smile and a handshake. Tipping in restaurants is customary, usually around 10%. The city hosts numerous cultural events, including music festivals, theater performances, and art exhibitions. The annual Wroclaw Christmas Market is a highlight, attracting visitors from across Europe.
