Wrocław

Unknown beauty with many facets

Wrocław is one of the oldest cities in Poland. It has a rich history and an unmistakable flair. The almost 1,000 gnomes scattered throughout the city, each with their own story, add to its quirky charm. The beauty is definitely worth a visit.

Whether you want to explore the top sights, spend quality time with your family or be active, or immerse yourself in the cultural scene at one of the many venues, Wrocław invites you to discover its multifaceted personality.

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Highlights

Wroclaw offers more than other venues, it includes a burgeoning street art movement as well as a vibrant music and theatre scene. The city hosts numerous festivals and events throughout the year, offering everything from contemporary art to historical reconstructions.
With its winding alleyways, colourful houses and lively cafés, the old town has a unique, almost fairytale-like flair. A walk along the Jewish Quarter, which reflects the history of the city, is particularly recommended.
The Century Hall - a UNESCO World Heritage Site and architectural highlight that impresses with its imposing dome.The surrounding gardens and the nearby St Martin's Tower offer breathtaking views.
Situated on the banks of the Oder and crossed by numerous tributaries, Wroclaw is a city characterised by its charming arrangement of 12 islands connected by over 100 bridges.

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Nadodrze – Wrocław's creative heart

Just a few steps away from the historic old town lies Nadodrze – the district that has transformed itself from a once-run-down neighborhood into one of Europe's hottest hotspots. Where plaster once crumbled, life now pulsates: creative studios, hip cafés, charming galleries, and street art characterize the scene.

If you want to experience the authentic Wrocław, Nadodrze is a must-see. Here you can feel the history of the city, especially its German past, up close. At the same time, the district is a symbol of change and innovation – a place where tradition and modernity merge in a fascinating way.

Where Steven Spielberg found Wrocław

Nadodrze is not only popular with creative types – even Hollywood has discovered the neighborhood. For his film Bridge of Spies, Steven Spielberg was looking for authentic backdrops that he couldn't find in Berlin's renovated streets. The solution? Nadodrze! Kurkowa and Ptasia streets in particular became the perfect film set.

But Nadodrze is more than just a film location: anyone who loves unique boutiques and small shops will be happy here. Vintage fashion, handmade cosmetics, vinyl treasures, and charming galleries make the neighborhood a paradise for explorers.