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Wroclaw is one of the oldest and most picturesque Polish cities. All tourists celebrate its beautiful Old Town with Baroque and Gothic architecture, as well as numerous bridges and canals.
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One of the funniest tourist attractions in Wroclaw is “Find the Dwarf”. Gnomes (here they are called "red-humans") are considered a symbol of the city and are located in all its corners. Each figure is unique, with its own name, profession and biography.
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If you are going to Wroclaw, keep a post, we will start our TOP-5 things to do in this Polish city:
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1. Take a walk on Tumsky Island. This is the oldest part of the city, it was here that the history of modern Wroclaw began in the 10th century.
2. See the city from a height. One of the main "new" attractions is the panoramic platform of the Sky Tower. Built in 2012, the building proudly bears the title of the highest in Wroclaw (212 meters) and has the highest observation platform in all of Poland.
3. Have a beer at the Swidnitsky Cellar pub. This tavern is definitely worth a visit. "Who was not in Svidnetsk Cellar - he was not in Wroclaw," - an inscription inside the institution.
4. Go to the mountains. If you want to go on nature, then you can go from Wroclaw to the Czech border in the mountains of the Sudetenland. The height of the mountains does not exceed 1500 meters, but nevertheless, they have lovely alpine landscapes.
5. Visit the statue of Christ in Swiebodzin.
The statue of Christ is located 190 kilometers from Wroclaw. Swiebodzin has the largest statue of Jesus Christ in the world. The monument was opened on November 21, 2010, its height with a pedestal is 52 meters.
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Who has been to Wroclaw? We share our impressions of the city in the comments.