Wrocław is a city in Poland, the capital of the Lower Silesia region, situated along the Oder River. Founded 1,000 years ago by Slavic settlers, the city underwent significant Germanization throughout its history and was known as Breslau until the end of World War II.

The city boasts a rich cultural and historical heritage. Notable tourist attractions include:

Town Hall, an outstanding example of Gothic architecture.

The Wrocław Zoo, the oldest and largest in Poland.

The Japanese Garden, a vibrant and unique representation of Japanese culture.

The Gothic Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, an iconic landmark.

The University of Wrocław, a dynamic academic institution with a remarkable history.

The National Museum, featuring an extensive collection of art and artifacts.

Szczytnicki Park, offering stunning natural landscapes on both banks of the Oder River.

The Wrocław Palace, housing a city museum that still bears traces of World War II.

The Church of St. Elizabeth, an imposing Gothic structure.

The White Stork Synagogue, a significant cultural heritage site.

Rynek, one of the largest and best-preserved medieval squares in Europe.

The Centennial Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a striking reinforced concrete complex with a seating capacity of 6,000.

Wrocław hosts over 70 national and international festivals annually, spanning film, theater, music, and visual arts. Key events include:

“PPA” Actor’s Song Festival (March).

Port Wrocław Literature Festival (April).

“Musica Electronica Nova” (May).

“BRAVE Festival”, celebrating diverse cultures and art forms (June).

“Wrocław NonStop” Cultural Marathon, a 10-day international summer festival.

New Horizons International Film Festival.

“Dialog” International Theatre Festival, one of Europe’s most significant theater festivals (October).

Wrocław Guitar Festival.

Jazztopad Festival, a jazz event at the Philharmonic (November).

Wrocław Christmas Market.

Travel to Wrocław is facilitated by airlines such as Lufthansa, LOT, Wizz air, Ryanair and Austrian Airlines.