Tour medieval Wroclaw, rich in history and known as the City of 100 Bridges. See the Centennial Hall (a UNESCO Heritage Site) in Szczytnicki Park, boasting a 137 foot tall cupola – the largest building of its kind at the time of construction.Later, explore the oldest part of Wroclaw at Ostrow Tumski, famous for the 13th century Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Walk along Oder river bank and ascend the Polish Hill, offering the splendid view over the city.See the panorama at the Battle of Raclawice Museum, presenting one of the biggest 360˚ panoramic battle scenes in the world. Stop at Aula Leopoldina, the representative Baroque hall at the Wroclaw University.Stroll around medieval cobblestone streets which lead to the Market Square, one of the largest in Europe, surrounded by old tenement houses with a Gothic architectural town hall in the center.

Discover hidden gems of the Adršpach-Teplice Rocks region in the Czech Republic on this private tour. After pickup from your hotel in Wroclaw, hit the road in a comfortable car with a private driver. On the way, admire the landscapes of the Lower Silesia region. Arrive in Adršpašské Skály, also known as "Rock Town". Be amazed by unique landscapes and rock formations shaped by the forces of nature. Admire waterfalls, forests, caves, and small lakes of emerald water in the surrounding area. Make a stop to enjoy local street food for lunch. Don't miss the chance to try "smazony ser" (fried cheese) and Czech beer. Then sit back and relax as the driver brings you back to your hotel in Wroclaw.

Start the day with pickup from your accommodation in Wroclaw. Travel through the Lower Silesia and Sudetes Mountains and soak up the scenic views along the way. After approximately four hours of driving, arrive in Prague and be greeted by your friendly guide. The tour begins in Old Town near the imposing Powder Tower. Stroll through the charming streets and marvel at architectural masterpieces including the Town Hall and Astronomical Clock. As you walk, listen to your guide’s fascinating stories about local life, history, and culture. Arrive in the Jewish District and stop by the Jewish Town Hall, then check out the area’s many synagogues. Cross the famous Charles Bridge to visit Lesser Town, then marvel at the impressive interior at the iconic St. Nicholas Church. Finally, enjoy a short visit to Prague Castle and admire its richly decorated gates and courtyards. At the end of the tour enjoy one hour of free time to explore at your own leisure or grab some lunch. When you’re finished, relax on the return journey to Wroclaw. 

Discover everything Wroclaw has to offer on a full-day private tour from Krakow. Choose from train or car transportation and see all of the city's main sights. Upon arrival to Wroclaw, enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town with a local guide. See sights such as the Town Hall, Iglica monument, and the District of Four Denominations. Follow your guide to the buildings of Wroclaw University. Marvel at the beauty of Bastion Ceglarski and Panorama Raclawicka as you stroll along the Odra River before arriving at St. Adalbert's Church. Enjoy a visit to the interior of the church and witness its impressive architecture and stained glass windows. Cross the city's many bridges to see Slodowa and Piasek island. Walk across Tumski Bridge to enter the oldest part of the city, Cathedral Island. Here, soak up the area's rich history and admire the medieval architecture. Visit the magnificent Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Finish your tour with a traditional tram ride to the Centennial Hall. Afterward, your guide will bring you to the train station or to meet your driver for the journey back to Krakow.

Your guide will greet you at the hotel and invite you for the fully private sightseeing. Take a tour along the trail of Wroclaw Jews and learn about their history and the legacy they have left throughout several centuries. Traces of Jews presence in the city date back to the 12th century. While walking around Wroclaw's Old Town, learn how invaluable contribution had Jews to the shaping of the city's socio-economic life and know the tragic history of Jews during the World War II. The tour will start from the Jewish quarter. Today its main point is the White Stork Synagogue – the Center for Jewish Culture and Education. On our route see also: the Market Square, the Monument to the Heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto, famous Jewish Department Stores, the former Jewish Theater and the Memorial to the Victims of the Kristallnacht. In the end visit the Old Jewish Cemetery with its oldest tombstones over 800 years old. Transfer back to your hotel.