School trip to Wrocław: dwarf hunt, the Racławice Panorama and Hydropolis (4 days)
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Reference SCO-04-848
- Duration 4 days
- DepartureFrom the place of your choice
- GroupFrom 20 participants
- DateOn the date of your choice
Four days in Wrocław on the Oder: bronze dwarfs, the Racławice Panorama, Hydropolis and the Centennial Hall.
Built on a dozen islands in the Oder, Wrocław is a young student city with a rich past, by turns Bohemian, Austrian, Prussian and Polish. Pupils hunt for the hundreds of little bronze dwarfs hidden in the streets, a nod to the peaceful “Orange Alternative” opposition movement of the 1980s. They discover the Market Square and its Gothic town hall, then Ostrów Tumski, where a lamplighter still lights the gas lamps by hand every evening. The Racławice Panorama, a huge circular painting from 1894, depicts a battle of 1794 led by Tadeusz Kościuszko. Hydropolis explains the water cycle and the uses of water in a playful way, and the Centennial Hall, a UNESCO site, is a masterpiece of reinforced concrete. This trip suits pupils from age 10 and secondary-school history, geography and science classes.
Programme
Day 1: Journey to Wrocław
- Departure from your school at the agreed time, early in the morning.
- Journey to Wrocław with two drivers on board: our drivers drive for 3 hours at most, then take a 30-minute break.
- Arrival in Wrocław in the evening, check-in at the accommodation, dinner and overnight stay.
Day 2: Old town and Oder islands
- Breakfast at the accommodation.
- Discovering the Market Square (Rynek) and the Gothic town hall.
- Hunt for the bronze dwarfs in the streets of the old town, map in hand.
- Visit to the Aula Leopoldina, the university’s Baroque hall (on request).
- Afternoon: Ostrów Tumski, Cathedral Island, and its hand-lit gas lamps.
- Visit to the Racławice Panorama (on request).
- Dinner and overnight stay at the accommodation.
Day 3: Water and concrete
- Breakfast at the accommodation.
- Visit and workshops at Hydropolis, the water knowledge centre (on request).
- Afternoon: the Centennial Hall, a UNESCO site, and a walk in Szczytnicki Park.
- Visit to Wrocław Zoo and its Afrykarium (on request).
- Dinner and overnight stay at the accommodation.
Day 4: Back to Belgium
- Breakfast, then the journey home with two drivers on board and regular breaks (at least 30 minutes every 3 hours).
- Return to school late in the evening.
The price includes
- Coach transport from your school
- The services of two drivers
- Free places for the accompanying teachers (their share is included in the price per pupil)
- Road tolls and parking fees
- 3 nights in a youth hostel or hotel, rooms for 3 to 8 pupils and separate rooms for the teachers
- Half board (breakfast and dinner)
- Accommodation for the drivers
The price does not include
- Visit to the Aula Leopoldina, the university’s Baroque hall
- Visit to the Racławice Panorama
- Visit and workshops at Hydropolis, the water knowledge centre
- Visit to Wrocław Zoo and its Afrykarium
- Lunches (free; packed lunches on request) and drinks
- Entrance fees to museums and sites not mentioned
- Tourist tax
- Cancellation and refund protection (optional)
- Pocket money
Good to know
- Valid identity card (Kids-ID for children under 12) and parental travel authorisation for each pupil; the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is recommended.
- The currency in Poland is the złoty (PLN): bring a little pocket money in złoty or a payment card.
- Times are adapted to your school; pupils are supervised by the accompanying teachers.
- Bring good shoes: the old town and the islands are explored on foot; opening times vary with the season.
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- 75 →+475 paying participants: 4 free place(s)
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School trip to Wrocław: dwarf hunt, the Racławice Panorama and Hydropolis (4 days)
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