WROCŁAW (POLAND)
The Town Hall (Ratusz) on the market Square (Rynek)
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Wrocław,
the capital of Lower Silesia, is the
fourth largest city in Poland with 640,000 inhabitants. It lies on Odra river
(in German Oder) 270 km from Cracow, 310 km from Warsaw and 200 km from Dresden
(Germany). Wrocław
is an important industrial, transportation and communication center for all
Southern Poland. The city was partly destroyed at the end of World War II; it
has been now reconstructed and some of the damaged historical buildings have
been restored. Wrocław has now regained its former splendour and can pride itself on being one of the most beautiful cities in Eastern Europe. Wrocław has now regained its former splendour and can pride itself on being one of the most beautiful cities of Eastern Europe. |
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In order to get to know this
marvelous city,
I invite you to take a small city tour in pictures and have a look at
the city guide for some practical information about
Wrocław. There are plenty of
other interesting web sites on Wrocław: Many thanks to Ray for his language support! |
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Last updated,
03/12/06 07:50