Wroclaw

One of the most beautiful cities in Poland, situated on the Oder River, Wroclaw is also known as the “City of a Hundred Bridges”.

Because of its bridges, streams and canals, it is also referred to as the “Polish Venice”. Wroclaw is also a bustling university-city, with close to 130 thousand students enrolled in its higher-education institutions.

Main Market Square in Wroclaw, Poland

Worth a visit in the old-city is the former market-square (Rynek); its Gothic style Town-Hall and the decorated facades of the middle-class dwellings are worth viewing.

Also worth a visit is the city’s “Cathedral Island” (Ostrow Tumski) - formerly the core of the city – at the centre of which a Gothic style cathedral, dating from the 13^th-16^th centuries, can be found.

For those interested in more recent architecture, the “Centennial Hall”, erected in 1913, is considered to be the world’s first reinforced-concrete building; it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2006.

One of Wroclaw’s biggest tourist attractions is the “Raclawice Panorama” – a monumental 114m x 15 m painting depicting the Polish uprising against the Russian army in 1794.

Wroclaw, Old Town

Accommodation in Wroclaw

Hotels, hostels, pensions in Wroclaw

Book your accommodation here

Avantgarde Hostel Wroclaw, Poland

Boogie Hostel Wroclaw, Poland

Cinnamon Hostel Wroclaw, Poland

Good Bye Lenin Hostel Exclusive Wroclaw Wroclaw, Poland

HiWay Hostel Wroclaw, Poland

Hostel Europa Wroclaw, Poland

Mleczarnia Hostel Wroclaw, Poland

Nathan's Villa Hostel Wroclaw Wroclaw, Poland

Ostrow Tumski Apartment Wroclaw, Poland

The Stranger Hostel Wroclaw Wroclaw, Poland

Clock Tower in Old Town of Wroclaw, Poland