Wrocław, Poland

Quick facts

• Wrocław is home to over 1,000 bridges and is often referred to as the 'Venice of Poland'.
• The Market Square (Rynek) in Wrocław is one of the largest in Europe, measuring 3.8 hectares and surrounded by colorful townhouses dating back to the 13th century.
• Wrocław's Centennial Hall, completed in 1913, was the first reinforced concrete structure in the world to receive UNESCO World Heritage status in 2006.
• The city hosts the annual Wrocław Nonstop festival, which has been celebrated since 2009 and features music, film, and art performances throughout the night.
• Wrocław's Dwarfs, a network of over 400 tiny bronze statues scattered around the city, originated as a symbol of the Orange Alternative movement in the 1980s.

Travel details

Country

Poland

Wind (now)

4 km/h

Coordinates

51.1079, 17.0385