Wrocław, Opole/ From Panorama Racławicka to Avenue of the Stars/3 days

Wrocław, Opole

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Poland: Wrocław, Opole

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770zl/person

In the morning, we set off from our chosen city for a three-day journey full of culture, colors and unforgettable impressions – our destination is Wroclaw, a city where the past meets the modern.
We’ll start our first day with a stroll through the Old Town, where we’ll admire the fabulously colorful townhouses and the majestic Late Gothic City Hall, which has adorned the heart of the city for centuries.
Another spot will be Salt Square with its lively flower market, and right next door – the artistic Old Jatki, breathing creativity and atmosphere of local artists’ work.
We will also visit the University of Wroclaw, where we will see the famous Leopoldin Hall and climb the Mathematical Tower, combining scientific artistry with Baroque aesthetics.
During the walk, we will look around for Wroclaw’s dwarves – tiny sculptures that are an integral part of the urban landscape and attract the attention of tourists from all over the world.
On Ostrów Tumski we will feel the spirit of ancient history – we will see the monumental Cathedral and stroll across the Bridge of Lovers, a place full of romantic atmosphere.
We will end the day with a visit to the Raclawice Panorama, where the monumental painting will transport us to the middle of the battle hustle and bustle, and then we will head to the hotel*** for accommodation and dinner together.

On the second day, after breakfast, we will visit the National Museum, where we will see, among other things. an unfinished painting by Jan Matejko, and intriguing sarcophagi – with their secrets, history and somewhat mysterious atmosphere.
The rest of the day is an encounter with contemporary art at the Pavilion of the Four Domes, where the boundaries of imagination and form blur in the fascinating surroundings of modern exhibitions.
We will spend the afternoon at the Zoo and the Africarium, a unique place that presents the marine and terrestrial life of different corners of Africa, full of exotic species and breathtaking views.
We will also walk through the green areas of Szczytnicki Park, visiting the Centennial Hall – a UNESCO site – and the Pergola, where you can (optionally) enjoy a multimedia fountain show in the evening.
At the end of the day – return to the hotel and dinner.

On the third day, after breakfast, we will set out for Opole, a city with a soul, where we will first see the beautiful Market Square with pastel-colored tenement houses and the soaring Town Hall.
Walking along the Avenue of Stars, we will look out for famous names in the sidewalk, and then cross the Pea Bridge, which offers a view of the picturesque “Opole Venice.”
We’ll climb University Hill, a vantage point that offers a panoramic view of the city and an avenue full of sculptures and monuments to famous artists.
At the end of the day we will visit the Museum of Polish Song and Amphitheater – the most singing place in Poland, where you can learn about the history of the national music scene, see multimedia exhibitions and even try on virtual costumes of stage stars.
In the late hours of the night, return to the place of departure and end the tour.