Poland is a country where two great cultural environments collide: European and Slavic. Wroclaw sights are a peculiar ode to the German neighbor.
The sights in Wroclaw, mostly show a wide Catholic community in the country.
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Świdnicka brewery
The old building of the brewery, which was used to create the most wonderful beer, is still used as a public place for tourists. In this institution, guests can enjoy the unique beer "shepz".
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Railway Station
A huge hub of the Voivodeship, which connects many Polish cities. The railway station was built in the 19th century and has undergone significant changes since then. The station building daily receives thousands of visitors from abroad and Polish residents.
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Wroclaw University
Absolutely all guides in Wrocław are obliged to lay their route through the University of Wrocław. The oldest university in the city was founded in 1702. After the reorganization in the 20th century the university was rapidly developing and expanding its faculty. The massive, impressive building of the main building "educates" more than 40 thousand students from all over the world. And the university library, rich in masterpieces, is the largest in the region.
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Wroclaw Water Park
Cultural value of the water park is difficult to overestimate. For the tourist who is in search of affordable entertainment and fresh emotions - this is the best place in town: modern water slides, beauty salons, jacuzzis, hot tubs and much more. Reviews about this place are primarily aimed at praising the size of the water park, as it is deservedly considered the largest in Poland.
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Wroclaw Dwarfs
A trip of every connoisseur of Slavic mythology should undoubtedly begin with a visit to the Polish Red Men. These quirky, small sculptures are, in a way, a symbol of the city. The backstory of the creation of these creatures is simple: a Polish anti-communist underground group, which once operated in Wroclaw, depicted a gnome on its coat of arms. So, when in 2001, the first installation of the first 40 cm gnome - in honor of the Orange Alternative - the structure was liked not only by visitors and residents of the city, but also by the authorities. Over the next twenty years, Wroclaw continues to install gnome figures that blend so seamlessly into the city's architecture to this day.
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Town Hall and Market Square
The best sights in Poland are traditionally located in the square of a particular city. So, without any doubt, the main place to visit in Wroclaw is the square, which is a kind of "symbiosis" of architectural structures. In the process of building the city, the square has been subjected to many changes. Thus, many buildings were added, both in classical architectural style, and in European neoclassic style. The Market Square, as well as the City Hall building located directly on it, is one of the largest examples of large-scale architecture in Western Europe. Trade, Polish folk cuisine, revelatory music and ringing bells are the heart of Wroclaw.