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Relish riverside Wrocław
Wroclaw, pronounced 'vrots-wahf' by you and me, is Poland's fourth largest city. Situated on the Oder River, Wroclaw has a wealth of hidden history, beautiful architecture and it's bustling market square for you to explore.
Colourful and characterful
Enjoy strolling around one of Europe's most attractive cities, and marvel at the stunning sights, or venture down the hidden cobbled lanes. Even on a grey winter's day, this charming city is brought to life by its vibrant colours.
Słodowa Island is a fantastic place to spend an afternoon. Located on Odra River, the island is a lush green space, visited by many each year.
The fairytale season
The Christmas period makes any city come alive and that goes without saying in Wroclaw. The Polish Christmas Markets are similar to something out of a fairytale. Expect the aroma of gingerbread cookies and mulled wine, with plenty of stalls and entertainment to enjoy, including a visit from Santa Claus himself.
A little bit about Wroclaw
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- Polish
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- Polish Złoty
- Time Zone
- GMT+01:00
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