





Attend a concert at or simply wander around this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Designed by Max Berg and constructed between 1911 and 1913, the hall is a center of arts, music and culture in the heart of Wroclaw.
Situated at the heart of Old Wroclaw, this large market square dates back to the 13th century and was lovingly restored after World War II. Stare in awe at its medieval magnificence.
Visit this fascinating museum dedicated to collecting and showcasing incredible feats of design and art under one roof since 1965.
The oldest part of town, Cathedral Island is full of historical charm and beauty. Experience the neighborhood's magical atmosphere while strolling along its cobbled streets and discover impressive landmarks such as Wroclaw Cathedral, St Giles Church, and the Archbishop's Palace.
Ranging from medieval to contemporary art, the National Museum is home to countless sculptures, textiles, and paintings. Art lovers cannot miss out on its stunning collection of unique sacred art pieces and Polish paintings.
A rare example of 19th-century panorama painting, this impressive work of art offers a realistic, three-dimensional impression of the historic battle of Raclawice. Enjoy an audio-guide tour of the painting before exploring the stunning rotunda building and the surrounding area.