Why is Wroclaw famous?

Wroclaw is the fourth largest city in Poland and is well known for its beauty, vibrant character, universities and colorful Market Square. We also spent a few years living in this city so we have some local insights and fun facts about Wroclaw to share with you!



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Wroclaw is no exception and beauty is another reason why Wroclaw is worth visiting! The old town is a maze of cobblestoned alleys. The vibrant central market square is picture-perfect with colorful buildings painted in bright green, yellow and pink hues. It's one of the largest market squares in Europe.

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Having been to both and loving both cities I definitely recommend Krakow over Wroclaw, even though I loved both cities. Krakow is Poland, has always been Poland and always will be. While Wroclaw has a fascinating history and a beautiful square, Krakow is just...well, Krakow.

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Wroclaw is 57.1% less expensive than New York (without rent). Rent in Wroclaw is, on average, 81.6% lower than in New York.

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The concentration camp of Auschwitz is located about 193 km far from Wroclaw.

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Safety at night:Safe The city has well-lit areas, a reliable public transportation system, and a responsive police force. It's always important to maintain standard safety precautions such as being aware of your surroundings and avoiding less crowded areas late at night.

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As a place to visit, Wroclaw brings together pretty much everything that's good about contemporary Poland: a thoroughly modernized cross-section of attractions, an increasingly varied dining and nightlife scene, and a sack full of historical influences.

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Two days should be the absolute minimum to explore this lively city. If you have more days, slow down, find hidden nooks and crannies, and really see why this city is so easy to fall in love with. Travel deeper by adding some day trips to this Wroclaw 2 day itinerary.

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The Germans have given up, and call the city Breslau. Wroclaw's bamboozling name gives it a public-relations problem. Poland's capital has its Anglicised form, Warsaw.

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Metropolitan Warsaw and historic Krak?w ? two capitals of Poland, two beautiful cities with completely different atmospheres. Both are worth a visit. Krakow enchants visitors with legends, historic Old Town and the artistic quarter of Kazimierz.

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