Grand tour of Poland
Discover Poland from the Baltic coast to Zakopane, traveling south through historic cities and mountain landscapes by rail.
Wroclaw, in southwestern Poland, is a city of bridges and vibrant culture. The Market Square, with its colourful facades, and the Gothic Wroclaw Cathedral highlight its architectural beauty. Known for its dwarfs’ trail and lively student scene, Wroclaw is a charming and dynamic Polish city.
Neighbourhoods in and around Wroclaw
Holidays by land and sea
Visit the historic National Museum in Wrocław and see 200,000 artefacts including medieval sculpture and contemporary works. For modern art, visit the dynamic Museum of Contemporary Art.
Formerly an island and Wroclaw's oldest part, Ostrów Tumski is home to picturesque streets, historic churches and museums. Look out for the lamplighter at dusk as he lights original gas lamps by hand.
Tour Centennial Hall, a UNESCO-listed structure built in 1913, known for its massive concrete dome. Explore its exhibitions and the surrounding Japanese Garden and Szczytnicki Park.
Take an Oder River cruise to see Wroclaw’s landmarks from the water. Pass under historic bridges, spot Ostrów Tumski’s cathedral spires and enjoy views of the city’s picturesque islands.
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