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Baixa Silésia · Poland Capital
In the destination Wrocław and Lower Silesia.
In the photo: Rynek we Wrocławiu
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
Wrocław is laid out between the Rynek, the branches of the Oder and Ostrów Tumski. The Centennial Hall adds a concrete work to the circuit of squares and churches. Trams help link the areas beyond the old town.
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The local experience
The Rynek of Wrocław structures the old town around the town hall and a set of façades from different periods. The square serves as a starting point for routes among the shopping streets, the former municipal building and the surrounding passages.
Ostrów Tumski brings together churches and streets linked to Wrocław's origins, along the branches of the Oder. Although the name refers to an island, the urban configuration has changed over time; the area retains a visual and historical relationship with the water and the bridges.
The Centennial Hall is located east of Wrocław’s center and features a reinforced concrete dome associated with early 20th-century architecture. Max Berg’s work is part of the World Heritage and should be observed both for its external volume and for the space it covers.
The Panorama Racławicka museum displays a panoramic painting in a circular-plan building in Wrocław. The work surrounds the viewing space and uses a composition that brings the painted image close to scenic elements, creating a visit experience of its own.
The National Museum in Wrocław occupies a building by the Oder and brings together art collections related to Silesia and other traditions. The visit offers a gallery program distinct from the walk through the center’s bridges, squares and churches.
Wrocław Zoo occupies an area east of the center, near the Hala Stulecia complex. The visit combines outdoor areas and pavilions, including the Afrykarium, dedicated to aquatic and terrestrial environments from different African regions.
