Lower Silesia Wine Route is a food day trips in Wrocław.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Day trip · 1 day
A swift journey will take you to the "European Capital of Culture 2016", Wrocław. The city of 100 bridges will enchant you with its splendid Gothic Old Town.
12 hours
A day trip from Prague to Wrocław offers a visit to one of the most beautiful Polish cities, known for its history, architecture and wonderful Christmas markets.
Guided tour · 2 hours
Experience traditional Polish food and the local drinking culture on a guided walking tour around Wroclaw's pubs and restaurants.
Książ Castle, the Pearl of Lower Silesia, sits in the Wałbrzych Mountains 75km south of Wrocław. The on-site restaurant serves traditional Polish food.
OrderTraditional Polish soup of the day with the castle's own bread.
TipTrain to Wałbrzych is 20 zł each way. Allow at least four hours for the castle and lunch.
Świdnica, 55km south-west of Wrocław, holds the UNESCO-listed Church of Peace plus a well-restored Old Town square. Booking recommended. Reservations advised.
OrderBigos in the Rynek; the local hunter's stew at any of the town's traditional rooms.
TipCombine with Książ Castle in a single day-trip tour if you want a fuller day.
The Karkonosze (Giant Mountains) sit at Poland's south-west corner, 110km from Wrocław. Booking recommended. Reservations advised. Cash and card accepted.
OrderGrilled oscypek with cranberry jam at a Karpacz mountain restaurant.
TipBest in autumn (September-October) for the foliage and mushroom season at the markets.
Trzebnica, 25km north of Wrocław, is the Polish pilgrimage town to St. Hedwig of Silesia, with the 13th-century basilica at its core. Booking recommended.
OrderTrzebnickie ciasteczka cookies from the bakery near the basilica.
TipEasy half-day; combine with the apple orchards in the surrounding countryside in autumn.