Wroclaw, Poland

Beautiful gardens in Wroclaw, near the Centennial Hall, with hundreds of plants, trees, flowers, bushes, and lovely lakes and sidewalks....

The main camp of Gross Rosen was the head of a German network of Nazi concentration camps, which was consist of 100 subcamps in eastern...

This beautiful wooden Baroque church, listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO, was founded in 1657. The church was built in one year,...

At the end of 1943, the Nazis built a military complex in Lower Silesia as a part of Project Riese – the code name for constructing seven...

A historic train station for the steam engine narrow-gauge railway. The station was built in 1899 and operated until 1951. The station...

The old Gothic town hall stands in the middle of the market square, the Rynek, from the 13th century. It served the city council until it...

Pan Tadeusz Museum is a branch of the Ossolineum national institute and displays collections of the Ossolineum. One permanent exhibition...

This gothic church from the 13th century is located near Rynek square. The church was hardly damaged during WWII and rebuilt from 1947 to...

The history museum is the main branch of the City Museum. It's located in the royal residence of the Prussian Hohenzoler kings from the...

A museum of the postwar history of Wroclaw and other areas that joined Poland after the second world war. The center is located in the...

The first dwarf figurine appeared on the street of Wroclaw in 2005. Since then, they became a tourist attraction, and their number grew...

Architect Max Berg designed this huge multi-functional building at the beginning of the 20th century to serve as a place for exhibitions,...

This medieval street used to be the butchers' place. Now the site is home to artists' studios and gift shops. A collection of Bronze...

The museum was established in 1947. It holds an extensive collection of contemporary art next to displays of Polish and European...

An old Polish library, founded in Lwów in 1817 by Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński and transferred partially to Wroclaw after WWII. Inside...

The market is a large reinforced concrete building, built between 1906 and 1908. This is the building that inspired architect Max Berg to...

With 800 lights, 300 water jets, and 3 fire jets, this fountain is the most giant Multimedia Fountain in Poland. The harmony and...

A beautiful Island in the heart of Wroclaw, where the old city began to develop in the 9th century. It became a place of faith right from...

While I was walking the city toward a museum or something, I ran into Wroclaw's old gothic defensive walls, dated back to the 13th...

The Garrison Church is one of the most important icons of Wroclaw. The Gothic church was built in the 14th century. Since then, it was...