Very informative visit to this place. I think it is very important to remember the horrors that happened here, so that the next generation will learn from this and such horrors will not happen again.

Tour guide was knowledgeable, punctual and wanted us to make the most of our trip. A little bit expensive, but convenient and worth the experience.

Excellent tour guide , who knew the answer to every question we asked. Vast knowledge of his country’s history . The tour itself is harrowing but we all felt as if it’s a journey that all adults should make . I would highly recommend the company Wroclaw sightseeing tours, they were very professional and we learned so much from Martin , who was our guide . Thank you for this extremely thought provoking tour.

Very informative, interesting and friendly guide. Very well organised trip. Would 100% recommend for visitors to wroclaw

While visiting friends in Berlin I took the opportunity to visit the iconic location of the Great Escape, Stalag Luft III. While I frequently visit places like this on my own, I thought that to make the most of my time I would find a guide and it paid dividends. In this case Marcin from Wroclaw Sightseeing Tours joined my group and led us on the tour. It would be hard to find a friendlier, more patient, more passionate and more knowledgeable guide that kept the four of us, including two teens, engaged and interested the entire time. Marcin met us at 10.00 am in the museum car park and started the tour by giving context for Stalag Luft III, not just as a prison camp, but as a part of the town of Zagan and more broadly as part of Polish history. We then were taken into the museum and because it was a quiet day in December, effectively had both Marcin and the Museum Curator as our personal guides. While small, the museum not only captures the heart of the story, but include many wonderful relics from the camp and the escapes. We then visited the reproduction hut just outside the museum and had a chance to see what it really would have been like for the escapers to live and work in the camp. For added realism, the huts weren't heated and so you could get even closer to the lives of the prisoners, From there we went into the forest and walked the same ground the prisoners and escapers did, including the tunnel itself, the cooler, hospital and numerous iconic hut locations. From there we visited the station, again made famous in the movie and then finally the memorial to the 50, built by the prisoners themselves. For anyone interested in WWII or who grew up with the film, the Great Escape, this is simply an unmissable tour. Even if you're only vaguely familiar with the story or have a passing interest in the story then you should also visit. This is a rare opportunity to get close to a story of danger, heroism and ultimately tragedy. It's not often you can get so close to history. The icing on this cake for this tour was Marcin and Wroclaw tours. I can't recommend him enough. Excellent communication, punctual, not hurried and perhaps most importantly a real depth of knowledge and a passion for the subject. The only problem was that now I've done one tour with Marcin, I may have to fly back to do another one of his tours!

Picked up promptly. Tour guide was very informative and made sure everything ran smoothly. Would 100% recommend

We had a very enjoyable trip. Matthew was our driver and was very helpful and informative about the different places on the tour. He was very accommodating to all of us. We thoroughly enjoyed our day and are glad we went.

Martin was so knowledgeable, it made our trip so good. It bought to life the film version and the historical facts

We spent a fantastic 1/2 day walking tour around Wroclaw with Marcin. He was very informative, polite and funny. Learnt a lot about Wroclaw and saw many wonderful sights. Very highly recommend this!

Damien was our tour guide and did a great job of taking care of us and leading us on the tour. We were collected at our hotel and were joined by another couple. On the 1.5 hr trip over to the castle, Damien provided interesting information about the history of Poland and the sites we saw on the way over. We were provided with a bottle of water and a snack for the drive. Upon arriving at the castle, Damien had already made the reservation so we went right into the castle where Damien lead us on a tour of the castle. The castle is magnificent and well worth seeing. After the tour of the castle, Damien offered us the opportunity to tour the tunnels under the castle build by the Nazi's in WWII. We paid for that tour ourselves. Damien was not allowed to guide us on a tour of the tunnels. The tour is only offered in polish but we were given audio tour headsets to listen to recordings in english. The tunnels were very interesting to see. It was obvious that Polish tour guide was providing more info that what we received in the english recordings. It was still worth seeing the tunnels. After the tunnel tour, Damien offered us several options for lunch and he helped us order off the menu in Polish. We at at the Castle and the food was great. We then headed to the Church of Peace. Damien explained some of the history of the church. The church plays an audio explanation of the church that can be heard through the church. The audio that was playing when we arrived was in Polish, Damien arranged for the English recording to be played next for us to listen to. The church is massive and very elaborate inside. Well worth seeing. The tour ended with a 1 hr drive back to Wroclaw. Damien was a great tour guide and the tour was well worth it.

Our tour guide was Matthew. He did a great job of taking care of us and leading us through the process. We were picked up next to our hotel. Matthew explained the itinerary for the day when we got into the van. He provided us with a bottle of water and a croissant each. Auschwitz is about 2.5 to 3 hrs away from Wroclaw depending on the traffic. Matthew offered to stop at anytime along the way for drinks, food, and toilet - we did stop 1x. Matthew provided information about Poland and the concentration camps on the drive over. When we arrived at the concentration camps Matthew drove us by Birkenau first to give us a feel for that camp and explained we would tour that camp 2nd. At Auschwitz Matthew explained the whole process of how we would be put into an english speaking tour with a different guide. He explained how the tour at Auschwitz would work, how long it would take, where to meet afterward, and where to get food, drink, toilets if needed. Our Auschwitz tour guide was very good and explained what we saw in depth in a somber but interesting way. The Auschwitz tour took about 1.5 hrs and the time is spent about half inside buildings and outside. After the Auschwitz tour we had about 15-20 minutes to use the toilets and/or get food and drink. Then Matthew took us to Birkenau where we meet the same tour guide that took us through Auschwitz. The tour of Birkenau took about 1.5 hrs - we were outside for most of the time. After the tours of the camps finish Matthew provides opportunities to get lunch or start the drive back with possible stops on the drive for lunch. Overall Matthew took great care of us and made sure all the connections with the different aspects of the tour worked. Well. Auschwitz is very busy with about 13000 visitors per day so it was well worth having a tour guide like Matthew to help us navigate the process. Highly recommend this tour.

Did 2 tours with Wroclaw Sightseeing Tours. Both tour guides Damian and Matthew were incredibly knowledgeable and very friendly.

What can I say ... a fabulous tour with Matthew. We visited Ksiaz Castle & The Peace Church on a private tour . Matthew is an affable & very informed chap , that readily explained the history of both the Castle & Peace Church . Any questions we had , he answered in an informed way . We thoroughly enjoyed our time on the tour and would highly recommend to all.

100% 5 star rating Marcin collected us from our hotel on time as advised . The whole experience will live with me for the rest of my life . Thank you Marcin truly an outstanding company professional but friendly and ever so helpful

Ksiaz Castle is a must to see in lower silesian region and not only. Being there you should also visit the tropical garden and if you have time you should better visit Walim where you will be able to visit the object Rise( Giant underground facilities of SS)