City Breaks
Wrocław City Break
Wrocław was once described as “the holy blossom of Europe, a beautiful gem among cities”, and thus has always been a bone of contention, changing hands many times in the course of its long history. In the past, Wrocław belonged to the Poles, Czechs, Austrians, Hungarians and Germans. Settlers here included Wallons, Jews, Italians and Ruthenians. The mixture of many different religions and cultures, though troublesome at times, has also contributed a lot to the city’s character.
Wrocław lies in the middle of the Silesian Lowland, where the Oder River branches out to form 12 islands. The city is spanned by more than 100 bridges. Seen from the deck of a tour boat, Wrocław looks like a city on the water.
Schedule
Day 1Arrival in Wrocław
Arrival at the Copernicus Airport in Wrocław. Meeting with guide and transfer to hotel. Check-in. Britzka ride on the beautifully lit Wrocław Main Market Square. Welcome dinner in one of the restaurants in the Old Town’s Main Market Square. Return to the hotel and overnight in Wrocław.
Day 2 Wrocław - Old Town
Breakfast. Meeting with guide and sightseeing of Wrocław, named the “city of a hundred bridges”. A stroll around the Old Town, in the centre of which lies the Main Market Square with the Town Hall surrounded by picturesque town houses. A visit to the Baroque building of the University of Wrocław with the Leopold Hall. Free time to relax and go souvenir shopping. Later, a drive to see The Racławice Panorama, a monumental 19th century painting with a total length of 114 m, placed in a specially-built rotunda. After sightseeing, a cruise on the Oder River and dinner in a restaurant in the vicinity of the Main Market Square. Return to the hotel and overnight in Wrocław.
Day 3 Wrocław
Breakfast. Transfer to Ostrów Tumski island to admire the complex of sacral buildings with the Gothic Cathedral of St. John the Baptist dating back to 13th - 16th centuries. Free time to relax and have a cup of coffee. Transfer to the airport. Departure from Poland.
Wrocław - Main Market Square
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Other attractions of the city and in its vicinity:
Wrocław - Botanical Garden, known as an oasis of beauty and peace, one of the greatest attractions of the city. The garden can boast of more than 7,500 plant species, which enchant visitors with a palette of thousands of colours during every season of the year,
Wrocław - the People’s Hall, a gigantic building created by Max Berg. It was one of world’s first reinforced concrete structures, erected in 1913 at the centenary of the Battle of the Nations at Leipzig,
Książ - monumental 13th century castle and horse breeding farm,
Książ castle
Trzebnica - impressive Cistercian Abbey, place of pilgrimages associated with the cult of St. Hedwig,
Kłodzko Valley - well-known Polish SPA resort with such famous spas as Polanica, Duszniki, Kudowa and Kłodzko,
Złoty Stok - Europe’s only Underground Museum of Gold,
Wambierzyce - known as the Silesian Jerusalem, an important sanctuary devoted to Our Lady in Lower Silesia. It includes the early 18th century Basilica of the Visitation of Our Lady with very interesting Baroque architecture. In the village there is also a movable nativity scene with more than 800 figures.
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