Wroclaw till freds kyrkor i Swidnica och Jawor halvdagstur





Beskrivning
Njut av en halvdagsresa till några av de flesta amasingkyrkor du någonsin sett. På denna turné kommer du att besöka båda kyrkorna av fred. En i Swidnica och andra i Jawor. Båda är mycket vackra och de finns på UNESCOs lista över världsarvsliv.
Turalternativ
Resplan
Börja din turné från lobbyn i din boende i Wroclaw. Här väntar din personliga chaufför på att träffas och hälsa på dig innan du ger dig ut på en rundtur i Fredskyrkan i Świdnica, den största byggnaden i timmer i Europa. Ta en lugn 1 timmes och 15 minuters bilresa till Świdnica där du är fri att hoppa ut och börja utforska.
När du har utforskat Fredskyrkan och de tillhörande skälen tar din förare dig till den andra fredskyrkan som ligger 40 km norrut i staden Jawor. Det är lite annorlunda men också väldigt unikt. Efter att ha besökt Jawor-kyrkan tar din förare dig tillbaka till ditt boende. Njut av bekvämligheten med en privat transfer i ett bekvämt, modernt fordon efter en dag med utforskning.
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Vad som ingår
Resenärers betyg
Viktig information
- Anpassat för rullstol
- Lämplig för alla fysiska konditionsnivåer
- Barn måste åtföljas av en vuxen
Recensioner(5)
Our guide Michael was very helpful and kind. We were able to hear the recorded church' explanation in Japanese. The both two churchs were so impressive , I recommend you to visit. You will find what a great thing faith and unity can bring to our society.
We saw two churches and both were really beautiful and unique. My kids were tired of multiple cathedrals and churches but these two stood out. They must not be missed.
We have been to many churches during our travels but both of these were unique. It was amazing that after 400 years, they are in as good of a condition that they are. My husband had worked in construction most of his working life and was fascinated by the the construction method. In that we speak English, they played a recording on the history and construction of the churches through loud speakers in the church. Was a pleasant excursion from Wroclaw
I was hesitant to book a car and driver in Wroclaw using Trip Advisor. But at least the name Viator was familiar to me. Viator was pretty transparent about the actual provider of the private excursion, so I tried to book it directly with the real provider. But their website only had “Church of Peace Świdnica and Some Dull Nazi Bunker” (!!) and I wanted “[BOTH] Churches of Peace, in Świdnica and Jawor”, the latter being only on Viator’s menu. When I confirmed (as advised to) with the provider, I said I would have preferred to book directly with them and give them all the money. They said, in effect, “Yeah, we know it’s not all on our own website.” Our driver was on time (9AM at the Doubletree by Hilton), cheerful, well-informed, and knew the area very well. Our huge 8-passenger minivan was very comfortable for 2. It turns out that the site (but not the church!) in Jawor is much smaller than in Świdnica, and does not have toilets. When I asked, the ticket lady gave me a paper flyer for a pub about 200’ away. They did not mind our arrival at all, and besides volunteering 4 Zl. for the toilet use, I bought a 3 Zl. 33ml draft beer. When I told the driver about the beer, he did not think that anyone had 3 Zl. beers anymore! Each church was superb in its own way, and I am very glad to have seen both. The photos of the Nazi bunker looked very bare and missable. However, there is also a pairing of one church and a castle/mansion that might appeal to other visitors. Because of miserable highway traffic and rubbernecking of an accident in the other divided-highway direction, we did not get back to our hotel until 2 PM, an hour late. (No charge for that, of course.) Because I made a rookie mistake in my Trip Advisor booking, I had to use the interface’s options to Change Pickup Point and Change Tour Date. I was far enough in advance that I was told There Will Be No Charge For This Change. That was a really good internet experience! So this is a very sincere Positive Review.



