Wroclaw delights at any time of the year. Picturesque houses, narrow streets, but also a lot of monuments and fascinating places await tourists from all over the world.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN AND AFRICARIUM
Experience an amazing adventure with the greatest number of animal species in Poland! Recently, the offer of the Zoo has been enriched with the beautiful water world of Wrocław's Africarium and unique species of animals related to the aquatic environment of the "black land".
http://www.zoo.wroclaw.pl/
http://www.afrykarium.com.pl/
SKY TOWER
The observation deck on the highest building in Poland, Sky Tower - is an amazing view of Wrocław within easy reach. Fantastic views of the panorama of the entire city and the surrounding area from a height of 200 m both during the day and in the evening!
http://galeria.skytower.pl/punkt-widokowy.html
HYDROPOLIS
Wrocław Hydropolis is the only facility of this type in Poland and Europe. An ultramodern water knowledge center, filled with multimedia and interactive attractions. the only replica of the bathyscaphe in the world that reached the bottom of the Marian Trench, a unique hall with a 360-degree projection about the formation of water and a faithful copy of the sculpture of David by Michelangelo made of acrylic.
http://www.facebook.com/hydropoliswroclaw
WROCŁAW MARKET
See for yourself how charming and historic the city center is, which never sleeps and never gets bored! Unique architecture, exceptional people, unique place!
KOLEJKOWO
The largest railway model in Poland! A miniature world, 210 m of railroad tracks and a minimalist life of people and animals. Great fun for children and adults.
SHIPS - CRUISES AFTER THE RAIN
Take a look at Wrocław from a different perspective! Surrounded by fresh air and gentle gusts of wind - discover the most beautiful places in the city and enjoy the beautiful views on board the ship.
UNIVERSITY WITH AULA OF LEOPOLDINA
The University of Wrocław, which presents itself very splendidly, arouses admiration and delight of everyone who visits this place. Particularly noteworthy is the most representative part of the main building - Aula Leopoldina, where sculpture, architecture and painting form one wonderful whole.
HALL OF THE CENTURY
The work of the outstanding architect Max Berg, built in 1911-1913 as an integral part of the so-called exhibition grounds, in the vicinity of one of the largest city parks in Europe - Szczytnicki Park. The Centennial Hall was recognized as one of the most outstanding, pioneering works of twentieth century architecture, obtaining an entry on the UNESCO World Heritage List. For over a hundred years, the facility has fulfilled its mission, a place connecting all people under its dome, repeatedly becoming an arena of significant historical events.
MULTIMEDIA FOUNTAIN
In the immediate vicinity of the Centennial Hall (within its complex) there is also the largest in Poland and one of the largest in Europe Wroclaw Multimedia Fountain. Surrounded by a historic Pergola and situated in the picturesque landscape of Szczytnicki Park, it arouses the interest of tourists from Poland and abroad.
http://halastulecia.pl/zwiedzanie/fontanna/
BOTANIC GARDEN
“Catch your breath and take a break surrounded by beautiful nature in the heart of the city!
Less than 15 minutes walk from the Market Square, a mysterious "living museum" full of magical corners awaits. "
http://ogrodbotaniczny.wroclaw.pl/
WROCŁAW Gnomes
“Dwarfs have become a permanent element of the historic image of Wrocław. A walk around the city center combined with the search for gnomes is undoubtedly fun for children. And start your search with our Snorer. He has permanently settled under the Hotel and he is snoring tasty in his bed ... "
RACŁAWICKA PANORAMA
The Panorama of the Battle of Racławice in Wrocław is a unique place and a must-see for every tourist visiting the capital of Lower Silesia. A huge painting measuring 15 x 114 meters, thanks to the use of special painting and technical procedures, takes the viewer into a different reality and time. The Panorama of the Battle of Racławice is the first and only Polish work of this kind that has survived to this day.
