Wroclaw, the fourth biggest city in Poland, is located in the West of the country and will be European Capital of Culture in 2016! However, Wroclaw is a real gem that barely anyone knows about. Plus, Wroclaw definitely has much to offer. Our top things to do and see in Wroclaw!
Wroclaw has a troubled past considering the fact that the core of the city got destroyed heavily during WWII.
However, the Old Town shines nowadays more than ever. Restored colorful old buildings make a very special and enjoyable flair. Definitely a must-do when visiting the Polish city Wroclaw!
Market Square Wroclaw is what is considered as the heart of the pedestrian zone. But that’s not the interesting thing about Market Square.
Colorful medieval buildings, each unique in style and architecture, characterize Market Square!
Wroclaw’s churches are outstanding. Whether because of the architecture or the great maintenance, several churches and a cathedral are really worth a visit.
Most of them can be found on the so-called Cathedral Island which happens also to be the oldest part of the city!
Bricklayer’s Bastion is part of Wroclaw’s fortifications and a true gem that hardly anyone knows about.
When you “climb” all the way up, you will understand why Bricklayer’s Bastion has been turned into an observation point!
Wroclaw is also known for being the Venice of the North. Thus, you can imagine what that means: Wroclaw has a whole bunch of bridges!
So, be prepared to cross many bridges!
What I mean by this is that it is very recommendable to go out and be a bit off the beaten track. Like this, small cobblestoned streets as well as stoned animals can be discovered!
Moreover, hidden messages as well as monuments will be noticed for sure which is typical for the city of Wroclaw.
More about Wroclaw can be read on our city page!
What a beautiful city. The market square looks so charming!
Such a nice city.. Might be my favourite in Poland!
Classic and Superb city, My one of the best dream destination of the world..