Wroclaw 1 Day Tour from Lodz
Łódź, Poland
Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 1 day
Explore incredible Wroclaw - the largest city in western Poland which attracts a lot of tourists thanks to its special charm and long list of monuments. Admire the oldest part of the city – Ostrow Tumski with outstanding Gothic-style cathedral and historical buildings. Do not miss little dwarfs which appeared in the streets!
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Explore incredible Wroclaw - the largest city in western Poland which attracts a lot of tourists thanks to its special charm and long list of monuments. Admire the oldest part of the city – Ostrow Tumski with outstanding Gothic-style cathedral and historical buildings. Do not miss little dwarfs which appeared in the streets!
Wrocław city tour starts with the Old Town, splendidly reconstructed after the II World War, where you can admire a fine example of the Gothic architecture – the Town Hall of Wroclaw. Have a stroll around the Old Town till you reach the inconspicuous building hosting the famous 114-meter wide Racławice Panorama, a painting commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Racławice (4 April 1794), one of the Polish victories during the Kościuszko Insurrection against the Russian army.
If you are not a great fan of the traditional Art, visit the Modern Art Museum situated in a greatly revitalised former air-raid shelter. A café at the top of the shelter gives stunning views over Wroclaw.
Did you know that Wroclaw is the City of 100 Bridges? Sounds like Amsterdam, doesn’t it? But its most famous bridge is the Tumski bridge cherished by lovers who embellish it with lockers commemorating their love.
Wrocław city tour starts with the Old Town, splendidly reconstructed after the II World War, where you can admire a fine example of the Gothic architecture – the Town Hall of Wroclaw. Have a stroll around the Old Town till you reach the inconspicuous building hosting the famous 114-meter wide Racławice Panorama, a painting commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Racławice (4 April 1794), one of the Polish victories during the Kościuszko Insurrection against the Russian army.
If you are not a great fan of the traditional Art, visit the Modern Art Museum situated in a greatly revitalised former air-raid shelter. A café at the top of the shelter gives stunning views over Wroclaw.
Did you know that Wroclaw is the City of 100 Bridges? Sounds like Amsterdam, doesn’t it? But its most famous bridge is the Tumski bridge cherished by lovers who embellish it with lockers commemorating their love.
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