Day trips from Wrocław
Places outside Wrocław to visit for a day, each with a page of its own on what it is and how to get there.
Day trips from Wrocław
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Ślęża A mountain of 718 m that rises by itself out of flat country at Sobótka, southwest of Wrocław, with a church, a tourist house and an observation tower on its summit.
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Świdnica A town in Lower Silesia with a wooden Church of Peace on the UNESCO World Heritage List, a Gothic cathedral and a market square, reached from Wrocław Główny by regional train.
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Motorisation Museum at Topacz Castle Muzeum Motoryzacji, a museum of cars and motorcycles at Topacz Castle in Ślęza, outside Wrocław.
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Książ Castle A castle in Wałbrzych begun by Duke Bolko I in the 13th century, with terraces and wartime tunnels, reached from Wrocław by train to Wałbrzych and a city bus.
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Kłodzko A town in Lower Silesia under a fortress that Prussia rebuilt in the 18th century, with kilometres of underground galleries, reached from Wrocław Główny by direct train.
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Karpacz and Śnieżka A mountain town below Śnieżka, the highest mountain of the Karkonosze, with a wooden church brought from Norway, reached from Wrocław by train with a change at Jelenia Góra.
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Szklarska Poręba A mountain town between the Karkonosze and the Jizera Mountains, with trails to waterfalls and to Szrenica, at the end of the railway from Wrocław through Jelenia Góra.
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Trzebnica A town in Lower Silesia with the basilica and tomb of St Hedwig of Silesia in a former Cistercian abbey, reached from Wrocław Główny by regional train in about 45 minutes.
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Poznań A city with a Renaissance town hall on its Old Market Square and Poland’s first cathedral on Ostrów Tumski, reached from Wrocław Główny by direct PKP Intercity train.
- Ski trips from Wrocław Ski areas on the Polish and Czech side of the Karkonosze reached by train, and coach day trips to the Kłodzko Valley.