Drive past St. Elizabeth’s Church, one of the city’s tallest and most iconic churches. Continue along Jatki Street, a picturesque alley known for its artists' workshops and bronze statues of animals honouring former market traditions.

University of Wrocław & the Tower of the Magi (Wieża Magów) We stop near the University of Wrocław to admire its Baroque architecture and learn how it was shaped by centuries of political change. The nearby Tower of the Magi adds mystery and depth to the storey of academic Wrocław.

Ossolineum and Wrocław Market Hall Pass by the Ossolineum, home to one of Poland’s most precious historical book collections. Nearby stands the Market Hall – originally a city arsenal, now bustling with local vendors and flavours. Dominican Church & City Moat (Fosa Miejska) Catch a glimpse of the Dominican Church, a serene Gothic structure with deep religious history. Soon after, we ride along the city's historic moat – once a crucial element of Wrocław’s defence system. Partisan Hill & Puppet Theatre Drive past Partisan Hill (Wzgórze Partyzantów), a hidden architectural gem from the 19th century. Nearby, you’ll see the enchanting Puppet Theatre, famous for its performances for both children and adults.

Opera, National Forum of Music & Hotel Monopol Stop for a moment near Wrocław Opera and the ultra-modern National Forum of Music. This spot also offers a view of Hotel Monopol, once visited by opera legend Jan Kiepura – the perfect place to talk about Wrocław’s rich musical traditions.

John Paul II Square and City Bridges We drive across John Paul II Square and several historic bridges. You’ll hear fascinating facts about Wrocław's more than 120 bridges and how they define the city as the "Venice of the North."

University Bridge & Main University Building A scenic stop on the University Bridge gives a perfect photo opportunity of the university’s grand façade. Here, you’ll hear how the building’s architecture reflects the shifting hands of power that shaped the city.

Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski) We enter Wrocław’s oldest district and stop near the statue of St. John of Nepomuk with a clear view of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. This peaceful island is full of stories from the city’s spiritual past. Dumpling Gate (Kluskowa Brama) Next, we stop by the charming Dumpling Gate, tied to a local legend about a clumsy monk and magical dumplings. A perfect dose of Wrocław’s quirky sense of humour and folklore.

Grunwaldzki Square & Centennial Hall (Hala Stulecia) We drive past Grunwaldzki Square on our way to the monumental Centennial Hall – a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, we stop to explore the history of this architectural marvel, the nearby Iglica spire, and get a glimpse of the famous Wrocław Zoo.

Wrocław University of Science and Technology & Polinka Cable Car On our return, we pass the campus of the Wrocław University of Science and Technology. A short stop near the Polinka cable car offers a unique view of the Oder River and the modern side of Wrocław. Grunwaldzki Bridge & Return to Salt Square We cross the elegant suspension bridge Grunwaldzki, one of the city’s most iconic crossings. The tour ends where it began – back at Salt Square, after a scenic and immersive ride through the heart of Wrocław.