Wrocław walking tour with Centennial Hall
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This walking tour includes a visit to the world-unique Centennial Hall. It's a walk through the city's former 19th-century exhibition grounds. It's 6 kilometres from the city centre, a few tram stops, and you're there.You will explore the Centennial Hall – its monumental interior from the early 20th century is truly impressive. Hitler spoke to his supporters here. It's a gem of modernist architecture and houses an interesting museum. After the visit, you will go to see the Multimedia Fountain (Water Show), and then visit a number of nearby monuments: the Japanese Garden, the Pergola with its cafés, the Four Domes Pavilion, and the wooden church. If you'd like, you can return to the city centre on your own by steamboat. The guide will show you the way.
Highlights
- You will admire UNESCO monuments in Wrocław with a local guide
- The tour allows you to see the famous Centennial Hall and Japanese Garden
- The Centennial Hall is a gem of modernist architecture and houses an interesting museum
- You will discover why Wrocław is the European Capital of Culture
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Activity package
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Facilities
mobile
2 hours
Available in English, German, Polish
What's included
- Guided tour
Not included
- Entrance fees
Where you'll meet
Meet in front of the main entrance to the Centennial Hall.
Operated by
Wroclawcitytour.pl
Important information
Extra fees to be paid on site:
* Entrance tickets to Centennial Hall and Japanese Garden payable additionally in cash at the ticket office (8 Euros per person each attraction)
Know in advance:
* The minimum number of people per group is 1. The maximum is 15
Remember to bring:
* It's suggested wearing comfortable shoes