Private Tour of Wroclaw

Discover the charms and delve into the history of one of Poland's most beautiful towns on this private tour of Wroclaw with an exclusive English speaking guide just for you and your partner, family or friends!

Private Tour of Wroclaw

When making your reservation, you'll have three different tour options to choose from:

Wroclaw Old Town Tour (3 hours)

Meet your English speaking guide in front of the main entrance of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in the historic Ostrów Tumski. After visiting this monument, we will explore the picturesque medieval old town, crossing the bridge over the Odra River into the city centre. Key stops include the University of Wroclaw and Wroclaw Market Square, notable for its Gothic Town Hall and old tenement houses.

Please note: Entry to the Aula Leopoldinum is 3.50EUR per person. The monument is closed on Wednesdays.

Wroclaw Panoramic Tour (4 hours)

Your day begins with a pickup from your hotel, proceeding to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Ostrów Tumski. Enjoy a panoramic view from Polish Hill before visiting the Panorama of the Battle of Raclawice Museum, which features a significant 360-degree battle scene. Later, visit the Aula Leopoldinum and stroll to the vast Market Square.

Please note: Entry to the Panorama is 7.50EUR per person, closed on Mondays from October to April. Aula Leopoldinum entry is 3.50EUR, closed on Wednesdays.

Wroclaw Jewish Heritage Tour (4 hours)

After meeting at your hotel, proceed to the Jewish Quarter to explore its long history, starting from the 12th century. The tour covers significant sites such as the White Stork Synagogue, famous Jewish Department Stores, and the Old Jewish Cemetery with tombstones over 800 years old.

Please note: Entry to the synagogue costs 3EUR per person, but it is currently closed. The Museum of Cemetery Art costs 4EUR per person.

Why book a private tour?

With a private tour, you enjoy personalised service from an exclusive English speaking guide tailored for you and your companions. Larger groups can also benefit from cost savings.