The Wrocław Zoo is one of the most recognizable places on the tourist map of Poland. Although many zoological gardens operate in the country, it is this one—located on the banks of the Oder River—that...
Wrocław, usually associated with the warmth of riverside boulevards, lively cafés and its colorful old town, takes on a completely new face in winter. When the city is wrapped in white snow, bridges, ...
For years, Wrocław has enjoyed the reputation of one of the most entertaining cities in Poland. The capital of Lower Silesia blends tradition with modernity, and its openness, creativity, and rich cul...
For years, Wrocław has been considered one of the most beautiful cities in Poland, and during the winter season its charm shines even brighter. The capital of Lower Silesia becomes a place where the m...
Wrocław, a city with a turbulent past and complex identity, hides within its streets numerous traces of bygone eras. One of the most intriguing—though not always appreciated—elements of its landscape ...
The roots of Wrocław’s dwarfs go back to the 1980s, when Poland was under communist rule, and society increasingly expressed dissatisfaction with the authorities. Wrocław was one of the centers of opp...
The Centennial Hall (Jahrhunderthalle in German), located in the heart of Wrocław, is one of the most significant architectural monuments of the 20th century in Poland and Europe. Designed by the visi...
Wrocław is one of the most family-friendly cities in Poland. It is full of green spaces, educational attractions, and places that are fun and interesting to explore. Known as the city of bridges and d...
Wrocław, the capital of Lower Silesia, is a city that attracts visitors with its special atmosphere, long history, and unique buildings. The Market Square and Ostrów Tumski are must-see places, but Wr...
Wrocław is a city known for its long history, many different buildings, and special atmosphere. Among its many landmarks, one of the most important is Tumski Bridge, also called the “Bridge of Lovers....
