The German Promenade (UNESCO)

Hello, my name is Martin, and I am looking forward to leading you on a walking tour through Wroclaw! 

The walking path was designed by me in order to show tourists the city's under appreciated Breslau-era monuments. Most importantly, we will visit the Centennial Hall, Wroclaw’s only UNESCO World Heritage Listing!

By scrutinizing details, you will understand what the city looked like in the past. Together, we will see the lesser known, but equally beautiful German universities scattered throughout the city, as well as what I consider the most beautiful street and bridge in Wroclaw. Expect very small groups, or even private tours!                        

NOTE: Unlike other tours around Wroclaw, my tour omits the Rynek and Church Island areas. We will get "off the beaten path", and focus on the lesser explored parts of the city. This is the only free walking tour that takes you to the German 1913 Exhibition Grounds, where we can see the Centennial Hall.                     

START: Plac Biskup Nankiera (Bishop Nankiera Plaza)

• The Silesian Piast Mausoleum
• Hala Targowa
• "Bricklayer's" Bastion
• City Moat
• National Museum
• Voivodeship Office
• Grunwald Bridge
• Polytechnic University
• Norwida Street
• Medical University
• Zwierzyniecki Bridge
• Zoo

END: Hala Stulecia (Centennial Hall)

The length of the walk is 3-3.5 km, and it will take 2-2.5 hours, depending on our walking speed.                         

Expect many surprises and secrets along the way!                         

I hope to see you soon.