Top Wroclaw Bus Tours

This memorable tour lets you experience the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial at its fullest. This historic site is a worldwide symbol of the terror, genocide and the Holocaust. A guided visit of both sections makes it possible to understand this unique place in its entirety.

This tour visits a site that was a former concentration camp during World War II in Nazi-occupied Poland. Instead of facing language barriers when figuring out local public transport schedules, get there with ease on this day tour from Wroclaw with pickup included. Once at Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, go on a guided walking tour to learn about the Holocaust and pay respect to the victims who lost their lives there.

Let yourself be surprised by the rocks of Adršpach - a national nature reserve in the Czech Republic, Immerse yourself in the real-life locations seen on-screen in the fantasy film The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Visit two of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Lower Silesia in one day! Admire the beauty of wooden church in Swidnica - the largest one in the world and see largest timber-framed religious buildings in Europe in Jawor. Explore Ksiaz Castle located in Walbrzych and built by Nazi German as a part of German project "Riese" - "Giant". Ksiaz Castle is located above Pelcznica river, built in 1292.

Visit the former Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp with private round-trip transport from Wroclaw. Either as part of a group tour with a guide or on your own, take in the history and horror of this site, now a museum, where approximately 1.1 million people died during World War II. You can see both Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II–Birkenau, the two separate Nazi camps on site. The group tour takes about four hours.

Each tour is unique because You are unique! Take a Guided Walk around Wroclaw city with its amazing cultural and spiritual center. Visit its charming Market Square, lined with elegant townhouses and relax admiring its modern fountain. See the impressive Gothic Old Town Hall, with its large astronomical clock. Enjoy unforgettable atmosphere that You will experience during this tour. It will show You the best and also some hidden places of this amazing and very unique city. We pride ourselves in arranging outstanding Tailor-made Tours to even most remote spots of our beautiful region according to our Clients Wishes. We are not just a tour, we are real experience designed especially for our unique Guests! And wherever You wish to travel, we will take You there with great care and will make Your experience unforgettable.

Feast your senses on the delectable bites and cultural sights of Wroclaw during a 3.5-hour culinary walking tour led by a gastronome guide. With a group of fellow food-lovers, pleasure your palate with authentic Polish food in a selection of hand-picked restaurants. Observe the evolution of Polish cuisine as you visit four popular eateries to sample 13-14 types of Polish classics. Listen to illuminating commentary from your knowledgeable guide and gain valuable insight into the rich history of Poland during this enriching cultural experience

Begin your stay in Poland the right way with an economical and efficient private arrival transfer from Copernicus Airport Wroclaw. Allow a courteous driver to transport you direct to your central Wroclaw accommodation in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Arrive in comfort and style without the stress of public transportation and crowded taxi ranks. This service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Boleslawiec is a town in Poland that’s known for being home to one of the oldest and largest pottery factories. Enjoy a stress-free day trip from Wroclaw, without any transport to organize as door-to-door transfers are included. Learn about the pottery manufacturing process during a factory tour, and then enjoy a visit to multiple factory shops, where you’ll be able to view intricate designs, and purchase souvenirs if you wish.

The Church of Peace in Swidnica is one of Europe’s largest wooden churches and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With this day trip from Wroclaw, enjoy the convenience of letting someone else do the driving, so you can focus on the spectacular countryside views—such as the Sleza Mountain. Once in Swidnica, enjoy free time to explore its center, and take your time exploring the interiors of the Church of Peace.

This is a great pick for history buffs. Get more out of your time in Wroclaw by going a day trip with a special purpose—to explore sights linked to World War II in Lower Silesia. Avoid the hassle of working out local public transport schedules, and travel in a private vehicle instead, with door-to-door transfers provided. The tour goes to Gross-Rosen Museum—a former concentration camp site during World War II Nazi-occupied Poland, and Project Riese.

This is an ideal choice for travelers with limited time in Poland. Save time waiting for public transport, and reap the benefits of having a private driver for the day. After a hotel pickup, travel to the Churches of Peace in Swidnica, and Jawor. Enjoy plenty of time to explore each site independently while the driver waits for you.

The Klodzko Valley is considered to be the most extraordinary and fascinating region in Lower Silesia. With many famous spas, beautiful castles and picturesque landscape that all contribute to this valley's special atmosphere .

Take a full day tour to discover Berlin – a vibrant and cosmopolitan capital of Germany. Find out about the infamous rise of Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich and its dramatic downfall. See the rest of Berliner Wall – the clearest symbol of Europe’s division between the Allies in the post-war period.

About an hour’s drive from Wroclaw lie two 17th-century timber-framed churches which share UNESCO World Heritage status: the Church of Peace in Jawor and the Church of Peace in Swidnica. Discover these vast structures with their criss-cross whitewashed walls and lovingly carved interiors in just half a day on this convenient tour. Transfers from a central Wroclaw location and entrance fees are included.

This tour offers you to discover the most precious attraction of Lower Silesia reflecting its complicated past. Ksiaz Castle is a real example of the mixed legacy of the region being a great example of the German industrial revolution. Ksiaz astonishes with its size and scale being a third largest castle in today's Poland. You will visit the representative part, find out the history of the rise and fall of the family, hear about the incredible fortune, high society scandals, tragedies and why the castle still hides some secret from the World War II visitng the tunnels under the castle (only English audioguide). Pay the visit to the marvelous Church of Peace, the largest wooden church in Europe. Built in the XVII century is an impressive and remarkable example of religious conflict dividing Europe centuries ago. Erected under very strict conditions represent a immense historic and artistic value, rightly earning its place on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

This themed tour focuses on an event in history known as “The Great Escape”—when a group of brave airmen escaped a German prisoner-of-war camp in Nazi-occupied Poland by digging tunnels and using them as an escape route. During the tour, visit the site of this famous escape at Stalag Luft III Prisoner Camp Museum, see rare artifacts and original escape equipment, and learn fascinating tales about this world-renowned escape.

Get more out of your time in Wroclaw by visiting another beautiful European city—Prague. No need to go to a meeting place, as a private driver picks you up from your hotel. Travel with ease to Prague in an air-conditioned vehicle, and enjoy plenty of time to explore its Old Town highlights, such as the Royal Castle, Charles Bridge, and the city’s many museums.

Take a sobering tour, that shows you the complicated heritage of World War II and its lasting impact on the province. Visit the former German Nazi concentration camp of Gross Rosen known for its deadly work conditions in the granite quarry.Find out about the German strategy of extermination through labour. See the mysterious legacy of World War II - the Riese Complex in the Owl Mountains. Enter into the tunnels, find out about potential hypotheses of its purpose, see the guard rooms and spacious hall excavated in stone

Swap Wroclaw for a day admiring the outdoor beauty of the Czech Republic. You won’t have to worry about driving on unfamiliar mountain roads as hotel pickup, drop-off, and transfers are included. Travel with ease across the border, admiring stunning countryside views along the way. Once you get to Rock City, a trail takes you past incredible natural rock formations and stunning panoramic views.

Poznan is one of the oldest cities in Poland, with incredible sights of immense historic value. Discover this rich heritage while admiring the Archcathedral (where it is widely believed in the year 966 the baptism of Poland's first Duke Mieszko I took place); enjoy the old market square with the impressive town hall called the pearl of the Polish Renaissance; try the local specialty – Saint Martin's croissants - while hearing different facts, legends, and anecdotes about Poznan.

Project Riese is the site of a secret Third Reich underground complex of tunnels that was created during World War II Nazi-occupied Poland. Avoid busy public transport and enjoy stress-free round-trip private transfers between Wroclaw and Project Riese. Once at the site, enjoy plenty of free time to explore the underground structures and learn about the history of the area.

This is a great pick for travelers interested in ancient architecture. Visit a fairytale castle that dates back to the 18th century—Moszna Castle. No need to worry about booking transportation, as private transfers from Wroclaw are included, as well as a guide to accompany you around the castle. See the ballroom, the count’s room, the towers, and the chambers with fascinating historical commentary along the way.

During this tour you will discover the most interesting and unique expression of the local Silesian craftsmanship - the famous Bolesławiec pottery, known also as the Polish Pottery.