Winter Short Break in Wroclaw

Fly to Wroclaw and take a private transfer to your hotel for a three-night stay. Depending on your arrival time, head into the Old Town for your first look at the colourful Market Square and its impressive Town Hall. There is a good choice of cafes, restaurants and bars nearby for your first evening in the city.

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Meet your local guide for a three-hour walking tour of Wroclaw. Explore Ostrow Tumski (Cathedral Island), the oldest part of the city and home to several impressive Gothic churches, including the Cathedral of St John the Baptist. Continue through the Old Town to the magnificent Market Square and historic Town Hall before seeing Aula Leopoldina, the impressive Baroque ceremonial hall of Wroclaw University. The remainder of the day is free to continue exploring independently. (B)

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Spend the day exploring Wroclaw further. Built across twelve islands and criss-crossed by branches of the Odra River and canals, the city is famous for its many bridges. Wander along the riverside and through the Old Town, perhaps visiting St Elizabeth's Church, where you can climb the tower for panoramic views across the city. As you explore, look out for Wroclaw's famous bronze dwarfs. These small sculptures began appearing on the city's streets in 2005 and can now be found in hundreds of locations, each with its own character and story. (B)

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Depending on your flight time, there may be time for a final stroll through Wroclaw's Old Town, some last-minute shopping around the Market Square or a relaxed breakfast or coffee before departure. Take a private transfer to Wroclaw Airport for your return flight to the UK. (B)