POLAND

WROCLAW

Wroclaw is the prettiest town in Poland with his population of 700 thousand. Wroclaw is the biggest research and university centre in Poland. Furthermore, we cannot forget that our city has medical academy with many world famous professors, it is a place, where knowledge meets practice, with great results. Wroclaw is located in a triangle between Berlin, Prague and Warsaw. It is rapidly catching the attention of tourists and businessmen alike. City lies by the Odra river and the veritable maze of islands and bridges that make up the city have gained it the title of the "Venice of Poland". To the modern times survived 120 bridges. Over a thousand year of history have left this Silesian jewel with a colourful culture and an atmosphere to match. Wroclaw has lots of cosy cafes, excellent restaurants and charming hotels. Add to that you have to remember, that Wroclaw is very safe place for foreign tourists.

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Cultural life in Wroclaw

There is a wide range of cultural entertainment to choose from in Wroclaw. There are theatrical performances and concerts of classical and light music every day, with both polish artists and guests from all over the world. We want to recommend you some of them: Wroclaw's Opera House, Wroclaw's Philharmonics, Festivals such as: Jazz on the Oder, International Festival Wratislavia Cantans, Era New Horizons – International Film Festival, Cinemas see Entertainment

Interesting places in Wroclaw

• Wroclaw's Market - Market square is a centre of the city. This is the very heart of Wroclaw, where the life pulse of the city can clearly be seen and felt. Here Wroclawians and foreigners alike gather to shop, dine, date, do business, or simply while away the time...
• Wroclaw's Zoo- Visiting the Wroclaw Zoo is one of the best ways you can spend a day, watching almost 7000 animals, representing 600 different species - this zoo can rival many in Europe. read more...
• Ostrow Tumski (the Cathedral Island)- Wroclaw started here....Beautiful place for a walk, breathtaking cathedral, quiet old streets and many more read more...
• Japanese Garden - built in 1913, of course rebuilt and reshaped by Japanese specialists; place to recover, think and enjoy beautiful surroundings; read more
• The Jewish Necropolis- Situated in Slezna Street is the only nineteenth-century cemetery in Wrocław preserved together with a sculptural and architectural complex; read more...
• Raclavices Panorama - A must see for all paintings lovers. Impressive rotunda with huge oil painting presents battle between polish freedom fighters and russian occupation forces. See read more...

See you in Wroclaw! (Do zobaczenia we Wroclawiu!)