• Market Square - The tour starts at the pillory in Wroclaw’s Market Square. Visitors are introduced to the most fascinating monuments and buildings in the square.
• Solny Square - The Salt Market is a charming square in Wroclaw’s Old Town, renowned for its vibrant flower stalls and historic architecture. Located adjacent to Market Square, it was historically a key trading hub for salt.
• Church of St. Elizabeth of Hungary - This Gothic church is one of Wroclaw’s most remarkable structures. Its tall tower provides a stunning view of the city. The church is famous for its impressive stained glass windows and large organ.
• Hansel and Gretel Houses - These two houses, standing close together in the market square, evoke the fairy tale “Hansel and Gretel.” They are linked by a narrow arch and showcase the charming architecture of old Wroclaw.
• Wroclaw University - The University of Wrocław is one of Central Europe’s oldest and most esteemed universities. Its baroque main building is an architectural masterpiece and houses the renowned Aula Leopoldina, a magnificent ceremonial hall.
• University Church of the Blessed Name of Jesus - The Church of the Holy Name of Jesus is a baroque gem in the heart of the University of Wrocław. It captivates with its richly adorned interior and historical significance as the university’s spiritual center.
• Market Hall - Wroclaw’s Market Hall is a historic building from the early 20th century. Inside, a variety of stalls offer fresh food, local specialties, and handicrafts.
• Wyspa Piasek - Sand Island is one of the many islands on the Oder River and is a serene, picturesque spot surrounded by historic buildings and bridges. It is also home to the Gothic Church of St. Mary on the Sand.
• Tumski Bridge - This bridge connects Sand Island with the Tower and is known as the “Love Bridge” because couples often place padlocks here. The bridge offers a beautiful view of the river and the surrounding historic buildings.
• Ostrow Tumski - (Cathedral Island) - Ostrów Tumski (Cathedral Island) is Wroclaw’s oldest district and the city’s spiritual heart. It features numerous churches and historic buildings that maintain a medieval ambiance.
• Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross and St. Bartholomew - This impressive Gothic double-decker church consists of two superimposed church spaces. It is a unique example of sacred architecture and an important place of worship.
• Romisch-katholische Kirche St. Martin - St. Martin’s Church is a small yet significant Gothic church on Ostrów Tumski. It is one of Wroclaw’s oldest churches, known for its simple yet striking architecture.
• Botanical Garden of the University of Wroclaw - The Botanical Garden of the University of Wrocław is a green haven in the city. It hosts a variety of plant species and offers a peaceful retreat to relax and enjoy nature.
• Statue of St. John Nepomunk - This baroque monument is dedicated to the patron saint of bridges and waters. Located on Cathedral Island, it is an important site of religious worship and historical remembrance.
• Cathedral of St. John the Baptist - The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist is the symbol of Ostrów Tumski and a Gothic architectural masterpiece. Its two tall towers dominate the city skyline and offer breathtaking views.
• Wroclaw’s Dwarfs - These small dwarf statues are scattered throughout Wroclaw and have become a beloved and humorous symbol of the city.

• Experienced city guides
• Individual approach
• Photos after the tour (on request)
• Tips

• Bottled water

Discover Wroclaw in a whole new light with our exciting night tour organized by Wroclaw View. This special tour, which lasts about 2 hours, takes you to the most impressive sights of the city and lets Wroclaw shine in its nighttime splendor. The night tour of Wroclaw offers a magical atmosphere in which the illuminated sights unfold their special beauty! Let our experienced city guides lead you through the nighttime streets of Wroclaw!

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