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The Hunger Games was filmed here and you probably have never even heard about it. It’s a beautiful city of Poland with stunning architecture, historic cathedrals and so much culture to learn about. Spend a week here exploring all the incredible things the city has to offer. 1.Explore the Old Town (Rynek) – Wander around the beautiful Market Square with its colorful buildings, historic Town Hall, and lively cafes. It’s especially magical in the evening. 2.Hunt for Dwarfs (Krasnale) – Over 600 tiny bronze dwarf statues are scattered across the city. It’s a fun and quirky scavenger hunt that also tells the story of Wrocław’s resistance movement. 3.Visit Ostrów Tumski (Cathedral Island) – The oldest part of the city, full of cobbled streets, stunning churches, and gas lamps that are still lit by hand each evening. Don’t miss the view from the top of the Wrocław Cathedral. #aprilblooms #wroclaw #poland

#europetravel Wrocław took me by surprise with its lively atmosphere, beautiful architecture, and unique character. Strolling through the Rynek (Market Square), I was immediately captivated by the colorful townhouses and the impressive Gothic Old Town Hall. The city has a magical feel, partly because of the tiny bronze dwarfs hidden all around—finding them became an unexpected adventure! One of my favorite experiences was crossing Tumski Bridge at sunset, leading to Ostrów Tumski, the city’s oldest part. The gas lamps still being lit by hand every evening add a truly special touch. Another must-see is the Centennial Hall, an architectural gem and UNESCO site, where I caught a spectacular multimedia fountain show. For an unusual perspective, I climbed the Sky Tower, the tallest building in Poland. The panoramic view over Wrocław’s rooftops, winding Oder River, and countless bridges was absolutely worth it. Wrocław is a city full of charm, history, and surprises—I’ll definitely be back! #wroclaw #HiddenGems #TravelMoments

Wrocław in Poland is famous for being a city where dwarfs live 🤗 I also went to Wrocław to search for dwarfs 🧚 There are more than 380 dwarf statues installed all over the city 🥰 It's so much fun to walk around the city while searching for them ♪ Each dwarf has a character and is so cute. The buildings are colorful and very cute ❤️ There is also wall art, so it was a photogenic city. ■How to get to Wrocław I was staying in Krakow, so I took a day trip by bus. It's about 3 hours one way, so if you leave early in the morning, it's easy to do a day trip ☺️ But it's a really nice city, so I think it would have been nice to stay there 🎵 * Walking around the world. Introducing recommended spots. * #Overseas seasonal places #Wrocław #wroclaw

#autumnseason I just got back from a fantastic autumn getaway in Wrocław, Poland, and it was absolutely magical! 🍁🌆 The city’s colorful fall foliage combined with its charming architecture made for a picture-perfect experience. The best part? Strolling through the Rynek, the city’s main square, is completely free and the atmosphere is just enchanting with the autumn colors. 🏛️ I also explored the beautiful Szczytnicki Park, which is a short walk from the city center. The park is full of vibrant fall colors and peaceful paths, ideal for a relaxing stroll. 🍂🌳 The Japanese Garden within the park was particularly stunning, with its serene pond and traditional designs adding to the seasonal charm. There’s no entrance fee for the park, though a small fee is charged for the Japanese Garden, around 10 PLN ($2.50), which I thought was a steal given how lovely it was. For a taste of local culture, I wandered through the Ostrow Tumski district with its historic cathedrals and quaint streets. After exploring, I grabbed a warm drink at one of the cozy cafes around the Market Square. If you have extra time, the Wrocław Zoo is also worth a visit and it's not too far from the city center. 🦁 #trip #wroclaw #autumncolors #polandtravel #cityexploration #falladventures

During my recent trip to Poland, I had the pleasure of staying in Wrocław, a city that quickly stole my heart with its vibrant atmosphere and stunning architecture. My stay at Atal City Square by Rent Planet, located at Madalińskiego 101/3B, was perfect—it provided easy access to everything I wanted to see and do. Accommodations: Atal City Square by Rent Planet is an excellent choice for travelers. The rooms are modern, comfortable, and equipped with all the amenities you need. The location is superb, just a 5-10 minute walk to the nearest tram stop, making it incredibly convenient to explore the city. Attractions: Wrocław is full of wonderful attractions. The Market Square (Rynek) is a must-see, with its colorful facades and lively atmosphere. The Panorama of the Battle of Racławice is another highlight, offering an impressive and immersive experience. Don’t miss the Wrocław Cathedral and the charming Ostrów Tumski island, which provide a glimpse into the city's rich history. Tips for Travelers: Transportation: The city’s tram system is efficient and easy to navigate. With a tram stop just a short walk from the hotel, getting around was a breeze. Local Cuisine: Be sure to try local dishes like pierogi and żurek at one of the traditional Polish restaurants. Walking Tours: Join a walking tour to learn about Wrocław’s fascinating history and discover hidden gems around the city. Final Thoughts: Wrocław is a city that blends history, culture, and modernity beautifully. Whether you’re wandering through its picturesque streets, enjoying the local cuisine, or marveling at its historic sites, there's something here for everyone. I highly recommend visiting Wrocław and staying at Atal City Square by Rent Planet for a truly memorable experience. Location: Atal City Square by Rent Planet, Madalińskiego 101/3B, Wrocław Caption: "Exploring the charm and history of Wrocław was an unforgettable experience! From the vibrant Market Square to the serene Ostrów Tumski, this city has so much to offer. Highly recommend staying at Atal City Square by Rent Planet for a perfect base to explore the city. #Wroclaw #TravelPoland #WroclawAttractions #AtalCitySquare #RentPlanet" #Hashtags: #Wroclaw #TravelPoland #ExploreWroclaw #WroclawAdventures #PolandTravel #AtalCitySquare #RentPlanet #CityBreak #EuropeanDestinations #TravelTips #HiddenGems

#thingstodo Poland is one of the country that has the richest history in Europe. Recent trip to Poland was an unforgettable experience for me to learn the local culture and the history. There’s lots of historical buildings in there such as church, old town, catholic cathedral/ I really liked walking around the city area and that impressed me a lot with the unique architecture. #wroclaw

#thingstodo Wroclaw is one of the best city in Poland and this place is full of rich history and culture. The architecture in here also inspired me a lot with the unique style and colourful houses with the painting. I have spent total 3 days in Wroclaw and I will say that is enough for you to explore the whole city. The first thing is the Aleksander Fredro Monument which is a bronze statue dedicated to polish famous author Aleksander Fredro. His story was incredible and it is a must visit place in Wroclaw . Moreover, I have found out their railway line is beautifully built with the combination of those houses behind . I really liked the structure. Besides, the colourful houses also captured my attention a lot , those painting just added an extra beauty inside of the city. #wroclaw #tripcom #poland

💡 Wrocław is divided into two main tourist areas: the Old Town and the Cathedral Island. The Old Town is full of Eastern European-style architecture, such as the Town Hall, St. Elizabeth's Church, the Market Hall, and the rows of houses around the Central Market Square. It is not large, and you can see all the attractions in about an hour. The Cathedral Island is named after the Gothic double-towered Cathedral of the Virgin Mary. Visitors to the Cathedral Island must pass through the Tumski Bridge. Locals believe that locking a lock on the bridge will bless their love, so there are many locks left by lovers on the bridge. 💡 樂斯拉夫基本分為兩大景點區：舊城區與教堂島。 舊城區充滿東歐特色建築，如市政廳、聖伊莉莎白教堂、集市大廳及中央集市廣場四周的排屋。因其面積不大，大約一小時閒逛便可將所有景點盡收眼簾。 教堂島則是因哥德式的雙塔聖母主教堂而冠與此名。到訪教堂島必會途經圖蒙斯基橋，因當地人認為把所扣在橋樑上便可保佑愛情堅固，所以橋上有眾多戀人留下的鎖。 #falltrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #wroclaw #poland #polish #dwarf #wroclawcity #vacation #travel #travelblogger #historical #attraction #nightview #castle #樂斯拉夫 #弗羅茨瓦夫 #小矮人 #波蘭 #歴史建築 #夜景 #東歐 #旅行 #旅遊 #旅遊景點 #travelpoodie

Restaurant: Maharaja Indian Restaurant Address: Hugona Kołłątaja 22, 50-002 Wrocław, Poland Direction: Take Tram number 5, 9 or 18 and get off at Dworzec station Opening Hours: 11:30am to 9:30pm Average price: 30PZL Food I tried: Butter chicken with rice . Food was not bad, quite good and price was acceptable. Quantity was good. They have lunch deals during weekdays 12-2pm. Food is halal as confirmed by staff. Overall rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (out of 5) #timetotravel #poland #Wroclaw #halal

Name: Wroclavia Mall Address: Sucha 1, 50-086 Wrocław, Poland Opening Hours: 9am to 9pm (closed on Sundays) Direction: 2 minutes walk from Wroclaw Glowny Kind of shops Available: Supermarket, Clothing store, Cafe, restaurant and Movie theatre. Good thing about the mall: ✅ Clean and Modern ✅ Free WiFi ✅ Many shops Rating : ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #timetotravel #Wroclaw #Poland #mall #shopping

Apart from checking out attractions in Wroclaw, there is also a very interesting thing to do, which is finding small Dwarf statues! Throughout the entire Wrocław Old Town and Market Square, you will find many dwarf sculptures hiding around every corner. It is said that there are over 600 of them hiding in the town! There are even map at local shops that can help you track down the dwarfs! Don't forget to take a picture of them if you find one! This is definitely a fun activity to participate with kids! #timetotravel #Poland #Wroclaw #dwraf #activity

Attraction: Wroclaw Market Square Address: Rynek, 11-400 Wrocław, Poland Opening hours: 24 hours Wroclaw Market square is a lovely place that is good to visit both day and night. At night, you will see many cute children playing balloons and running around. There are various cafe and restaurants here which you can enjoy the lovely and peaceful night. There are also many street artist performing. Everyone was having nice time. #timetotravel #Poland #Wroclaw

Attraction: Wroclaw Glowny Address: Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego 105, 50-085 Wrocław, Poland Wroclaw Glowny is the main and largest train station in Wroclaw! It was built 1857, which was 165 years ago!! it carries over 58000 people everyday. It has a very lovely architecture so it is very good for photos! you can also find a few of the little Dwarfs around the station! The station is in the middle of the city and you can easily do to various attractions from here. You can take tram 18 from the old town. #timetotravel #train #Poland #Wroclaw

Attraction: Wrocław Market Square Address: Rynek, 11-400 Wrocław, Poland Direction: 10 minutes walk from Train station This market Square is my favourite place in Wroclaw. It has old, colorful and unique buildings with that catch my attention. This square is lively and lots of things are happening. There are many restaurants around as well as many street performers. You will always find something different happening here. I strongly recommend visiting this place! #timetotravel #Poland #Wroclaw

Attraction: Wrocław Market Hall Address: Piaskowa 17, 50-359 Wrocław, Poland Wroclaw Market Hall is a popular attraction in Wroclaw. It was built in 1905-1908. There are two floors with over 190 shops. It is not only a shopping centre, but also a tourist attraction. The opening hours are 8am to 6:30pm ( it closes at 3pm on Saturdays). You can go there by Bus 142 or tram number 10. #timetotravel #Poland #Wroclaw #market

Attraction: Wroclaw Zoo Address: Wróblewskiego 1-5, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland Wroclaw Zoo is the oldest zoo in Poland and was first launched in 1865. You can find around 10,500 animals in the zoo, such as lions, giraffe, elephants and birds. You can also feed the sheeps! It is a very nice place to visit as family. You can go there by taking bus number 145 and 146, get off at Hala Stulecia station. #timetotravel #Poland #Wroclaw #zoo

Attraction: Peace Bridge Address: most Pokoju, Wrocław, Poland Opening hours: 24 hours Direction: Take Tram Number 2 and 9 Peace bridge was first known as Wojewódzki Bridge and it was changed to Peace bridge in 1966. This bridge was built from 1954 to 1959. It spans over 124 metres. The bridge is used both for pedestrian and vehicles. It is an important link between the Northern and Southern parts of Wrocław. The bridge is also located next to the National museum. You can enjoy the beautiful river view and walk alone the bridge for a relaxing afternoon. #timetotravel #poland #Wroclaw #bridge

Attraction: Museum of Bourgeois Art Address: Rynek 50, 50-996 Wrocław, Poland Ticket price : PLN 15 The Museum of Bourgeois presents the objects connected with Wrocław workshops and artists from the oldest times up to the present times. The Museum used to be a town hall, now serving as a Town hall. It is very iconic building and you can easily spot it from afar. The opening hours for the museum is 10am to 6pm. It is located right in the old town (Lower Silesia) #timetotravel #poland #wroclaw #museum

Attraction: Wrocław Stadium Address: al. Śląska 1, 54-118 Wrocław, Poland Wroclaw Stadium is the largest and main stadium in Wroclaw. It has the capacity of over 43000 people! It is a beautiful stadium and the atmosphere of the stadium is amazing! The sky is amazing during evening and the whole view just gets so much better You can go to the stadium easily by train or tram number 20 and 31 from city centre. Remember to arrive at least one hour earlier because it takes time to check your bags and tickets. #timetotravel #poland #Wroclaw #football

I went on a trip to Wroclaw, Poland. When you think of Poland, you think of Warsaw, but since my friend was working in Wroclaw for a while, I stopped by to see her! I looked up accommodations on Trip.com to stay one night, and I chose a place that wasn't too far from the center and not too remote! It was Hotel Piast! The central station was right across the street, so there were a lot of people, and it seemed like trams and buses going in all directions ran in front of the hotel. ㅎㅎ The sun shining through the see-through curtains and streetlights were nice, and the double blackout curtains made sleeping so comfortable! The immigration process the day before took too long, and since I arrived in the evening and came back at night, my body was so tired. But the bed was really good, so I slept really well... The room temperature changed quickly as I adjusted the air conditioner and heater, so when I came back after going out, I turned on the air conditioner and when I went to sleep, I changed it to a weak heater, and it was perfect. ✨ This is a completely self-paid review, but I was much more satisfied with the price. ㅎㅎ Oh, there are some downsides. This is a chronic problem in European accommodations... The bathroom drains badly?ㅠ There is a shower booth, and the glass door closes with a sliding door. When I closed it, it was so hard that I thought it wouldn't leak water! But when I came out after washing, there was water all over the bathroom floor... In addition, I left the bathroom door open, so the water that flowed to the threshold went into the room with the carpet floor, and it must have been about a pyeong wet...^^ It may be different for each room, but I think the shower water pressure was strong, so I turned it on at full power and washed, and it overflowed quickly. Hehe... Please be careful when using European accommodations...! #Poland #Wroclaw #European accommodation #Poland accommodation #poland #wroclaw #wrøclaw #hotel

How do you make a city very attractive to young children? You place several hundred dwarfs spread over the entire territory. That is how the Polish city of Wroclaw reasoned and immediately they had a new tourist attraction. The 'dwarf hype' has now grown into a real quest through the city. You can even get a map at various souvenir shops and tourist offices. Of course, the dwarves in Wroclaw owe their existence to the history of the city. By the 1980s, communism was still in power in Poland. In some cities, including Wroclaw, this was accompanied by fierce resistance. The Orange Alternative Movement was a nonviolent protest movement that stood out in a very special way. The members walked through Wroclaw dressed as dwarfs and also drew dwarfs through the streets. Of course there was nothing illegal about that. These absurd actions contributed to the fall of communism in Poland. In 2001, a first statue of a dwarf was unveiled in memory of this heroic protest. 'Papa Dwarf' has now become a real hero and has been joined by more than 400 other dwarfs. You will undoubtedly encounter a lot of them during your citytrip to the Polish city of Wroclaw. #fallingforfall #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #poland #wroclaw #dwarf #city #attraction #childrenfun #children #familytravel #familytime

The highlight of Wroclaw University Museum is two baroque halls dating back to the beginnings of the institution (18th century), when it was still a Jesuit academy. One of them has been completely destroyed in WWII and then painstakingly restored; the other one can be seen more or less in its original glory. Other than that, you can see an exhibition of scientific instruments, some Greek sculptures, and the explanation of history of the institution, as well as climb a viewing tower. All attractions are in one building and buying a ticket for all of them vs. just the halls is just a 2 PLN difference (14 PLN in total), so I'd recommend seeing everything. One additional note, one of the halls is currently undergoing renovation, so the visit is limited to a balcony overlooking it, but you can still see most of the decorations inside, so it's still worth it. #wroclaw #university #museum

We took tram 9 from our hotel to get to the Botanic Garden (Ogrod botaniczny) and passed on our way the market hall at tram stop Hala Targowa. We got off the tram at pl. Bema and followed the disappearing tram for 300 m to get to the entrance of the garden in H Sienkiewicsa 23. Normal entrance fee is 15 PLN but as pensioners we paid 10 PLN. Just after paying up we turned to the right into an alley and its end round the corner we found Café Flora. We went there for a nice cup of coffee and a piece of lovely fruit tart. For the two of us it cost 36 PLN. To the side of the café we found three or four greenhouses full of green plants. To an expert on plants it would be interesting. When we visited, the garden was full of colours. The garden was smaller than we had anticipated so we had a nice walk around just short of an hour and left. Have a look at my photos to get an idea. #wroclaw #garden #botanical #park

We visited the Japanese Gardens and were very impressed. Although not large, there is plenty spaces to 'lose yourself' and relax the rush of everyday living. Beautifully designed peaceful garden to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Tranquil seating areas, stunning views, many bridges and water features to admire. In order to enjoy the stunning grounds I’d allow 45 – 60 mins, however, if you’re rushing it can be done quickly in 30. Wonderful place to get in touch with nature and view some amazing horticultural delights. Take a book and sit on one of the many rustic seats that surround the area, or marvel at the dragon flies that hover from one water lily to the next. Entrance fee is only 4 Zloty (less than £1) The gardens are easily reached from the city centre by getting a tram (Nos 2, 4 or 10). Get off at the zoo and you're there. Either before or after you've been to the gardens, go for a relaxing drink in the centennial hall restaurant which overlooks the fountains. This is also well worth doing. #japanese #garden #wroclaw

This island is called the oldest part of Wroclaw. With the river Odra around in all direction is a beauty. I was there three times for seeing things I had missed the other times. One time I was there for visiting John The Baptist church. Took a little pray there for myself and bought tickets for walk up some stairs and use elevator so I could have a lovely view over the town and Ostrow Tumski how is the polish name of the island. Some calling it the cathedral island. Another celebrated attraction on Ostrow Tumski is the Church of the Holy Cross. Well-maintained, classical-styled houses belonging to the Archdiocese of Wroclaw litter the main street, ul. Katedralna. Its a lot of beautiful buildings on the island. Some saying its the best part of the town. If You want more details then order a walking trip with a really expert on that it many guide who have a program there. #wroclaw #island #cathedral #tumski

The Market Square in Wroclaw is definitely worth a visit. It's in fact my favourite place to go to when I'm in the city. Most buildings in this area are picturesque and have some sort of an interesting background story. There are plenty of good restaurants and stores selling memorabilias. You can sightsee the Market Square by strolling along, riding a bike or an electric scooter, or going on a horse ride. There are many ways to explore this gorgeous piece of the city. However, I have to agree with the comments I've seen about the beggars - they make for one of the biggest downsides of the experience. Over the years the amount has awfully increased. Just as at the beginning you could ignore and walk past them, they've recently become more pushy than ever before. From time to time they even approach people while they're having dinner outdoors at a restaurant, so beware of this. Keep your belongings close and steer clear of sketchy individuals as much as possible - as soon as you spot one walking around with a rose in their hand, go the opposite way or any other that might have you avoid a possibly unfortunate situation. #wroclaw #rynek #square #center

Compact stay at Weiser Hotel, Wrocław. The rooms were quite small with limited amenities, but perfect for a short city trip. The real highlight was the breakfast—fresh, tasty, and with great variety! Staff was polite and check-in was smooth. Good access to public transport. Ideal for travelers prioritizing location & food. #Wroclaw #WeiserHotel #CityBreak

Nice place. Quiet in early morning. Christmas market .#wroclaw

Did you know Wrocław has these little dwarves in many places? They always represent whatever they’re near, for example this one was near the dock #travel #myitinerary #trip #wroclaw

Wrocław is a vibrant city with rich in Poland. The city has many great sites but the one that caught my eye was the tradition of the lamplighter. That’s a person who comes out every night right before sunset and starts a lap around Cathedral island to light up all the lamps. This tradition has been around for over a century! The lamplighter is there every night no matter the season or the weather. He also appears in the morning to put out the lights. Truly a memorable tradition! #wroclaw #explorepoland #wroclove #ostrowtumski