Day 1: Wroclaw
Morning: Individual arrival in Wrocław, followed by a minibus transfer from the airport to the hotel and check-in. Lunch break.
Afternoon: Guided tour of Wrocław’s historic Old Town, featuring the magnificent Gothic Town Hall, the Market Square, and Cathedral Island. Further highlights include St. Mary Magdalene’s Church with its viewing terrace, the picturesque surroundings of Wrocław University, and the splendid Baroque Leopoldine Hall (Aula Leopoldina). Afterwards, time at leisure for individual activities.
Evening: Dinner.
Day 2: Wroclaw
Morning: Visit to the Panorama of the Battle of Racławice, a monumental 120-metre-long circular painting depicting the historic battle of 4 April 1794, when Polish insurgent forces under Tadeusz Kościuszko fought against Russian troops. Lunch break.
Afternoon: The tour continues with a visit to the impressive Centennial Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and symbol of modern Wrocław, as well as the city’s contemporary districts.
Afterwards, leisure time to explore the city individually.
Evening: Visit to Wrocław Opera House or Philharmonic, followed by dinner.
Day 3: Wroclaw – Ksiaz – Swidnica – Wroclaw
Morning: Visit to magnificent Książ Castle, the largest castle in the region, renowned for its impressive architecture, richly decorated interiors, and elegant terraced gardens. Lunch in the castle restaurant, featuring regional specialities.
Afternoon: The tour continues to Świdnica, whose beautifully preserved Old Town and UNESCO-listed Church of Peace reflect the city’s rich cultural and religious heritage. Return to Wrocław in the afternoon.
Day 4: Wroclaw – St. Anne's Hill – Moszna – Wroclaw
Morning: A trip to St. Anne's Hill (Góra Świętej Anny), one of Silesia's most important pilgrimage sites. The 16th-century sanctuary includes the basilica, Franciscan monastery, 18th-century Stations of the Cross, and a Lourdes-style grotto. At its heart is the revered 16th-century figure of St. Anne Samotrzec, portraying St. Anne with the Virgin Mary and the Christ Child.
Afternoon: The tour continues to Moszna, home to one of Poland's most enchanting castles. Dating from the 19th century and featuring 99 towers and turrets, it recalls the romantic silhouette of the German castle Neuschwanstein. The castle is set within the largest historic park complex in Silesia.
Day 5: Wroclaw
Morning: A leisurely morning in Wrocław, with time to savour the last moments in the city.
Afternoon: A comfortable minibus transfer to Wrocław Airport & return flight.
The programme is subject to change.
