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Trasy Turystyczne Wrocław 1 2 3 4 5 Market square ZOO Centennial Hall and and surroundings Ostrów Tumski and Africarium the Four Domes Pavillon Panorama of Racławice A main square of Wrocław, where urban It is the oldest part of Wrocław. Archi- Although Wrocław’s Zoo has more While sightseeing Wrocław it is impos- The panoramic painting, depicting the life is concentrated around late-Gothic tectural sights worth seeing include: than 150 years of history, today it is sible to miss monumental exhibition Battle of Racławice, painted on 15 x town hall, attracts attention by its rene- Saint Cross church and the Cathedral a modern and people – friendly place hall, whose construction was finished 114 m canvas by Jan Styka and Woj- wed townhouses. Close neighbourhood of John the Baptist with a viewpoint on of entertainment, recreation and in 1913. The building is surrounded ciech Kossak, is located in specially of town hall is also worth visiting because the tower. In Archdiocesan Museum it education. Original paddocks for by beautiful pergola which hides the built rotunda. The exceptional way of of places such as Salt square, famous is necessary to see Henryk’s Book animals and modern pavilions with the biggest summer multimedia fountain presentation of this work completed in Find your way Świdnicka street or cobblet alley Jatki, containing the first sentence written in biggest Africarium, offer numerous in Poland. The integral part of this 1894 takes the viewer into the centre of TOURIST in Wrocław where from the XII century meat from Polish – a relic listed on the UNESCO experiences to all visitors. architectural complex is Four Domes battle. The ticket to Panorama Racła- the municipal slaughterhouse was sold. ‘Memory of the World’. www.zoo.wroclaw.pl Pavilion where the Museum of Con- wicka lets you also visit the National An original monument In Memory of www.visitwroclaw.eu temporary Art is located. Museum and the Ethnographic Museum. Animals for Slaughter reminds about it. www.halastulecia.pl www.panoramaraclawicka.pl ROUTES www.visitwroclaw.eu www.pawilonczterechkopul.pl www.mnwr.art.pl WROCŁAW 6 7 8 9 10 We recommend THE WORLD GAMES We recommend EVENTS Wrocław Jazz Festival „Jazz on the Oder” www.jazznadodra.pl University History Centre Japanese Garden Review of Stage Songs www.ppa.wroclaw.pl Musica Electronica Nova www.nfm.wroclaw.pl of Wrocław Zajezdnia The Royal Palace in the Szczytnicki Park Old Town Garden Jewish Culture Festival „Simcha” www.simcha.art.pl International Festivalof Crime Stories www.festiwal.portalkryminalny.pl FCulinary Festival „Europe on a fork” www.smakiwroclawia.pl Art. Review „Survival” www.survival.art.pl On 20th of July with the opening ceremony, the X World Games will begin and will last until 30th Brave Festival „Against the Expulsion of Culture” www.bravefestival.pl of July in Wrocław. In this biggest sport event of the year, 3500 contestants from all around the International Film Festival T-Mobile New Horizons www.nowehoryzonty.pl world will take part fighting for The World Games’ medals. During those days, there will be International Festival „Wratislavia Cantans” www.nfm.wroclaw.pl a fascinating rivalry in 31 non – olympic disciplines such as martial arts, dance sports, climbing, International Dwarves Festival www.krasnale.pl speedway, billiards, air sports or interesting team games. The competition will be located in 20 International Short Story Festival www.opowiadanie.org different arenas including SPE venues, Olympic Stadium, Centennial Hall and Orbita Hall. The Bruno Schulz Festival www.brunoschulz.dybook.pl patron of this event is International Olympic Committee. Wrocław Guitar Festival Guitar+ www.gitaraplus.pl Programme, tickets, information: www.theworldgames2017.com International Theatre Festival „Dialog” www.dialogfestival.pl Walking through the Old Town in the History Centre Zajezdnia presents the Located in the Royal Palace, the Mu- The Szczytnicki Park is one of the big- Walking through the Old Town prome- American Film Festival www.americanfilmfestival.pl direction of Oder we come to the history of post – war Wrocław, which nicipal Museum of Wrocław invites for gest and oldest parks in the city. Its nade created in the place of the old We recommend SERVICES Jazztopad www.nfm.wroclaw.pl/jazztopad University of Wrocław. The main buil- is displayed on the main exhibition en- an exhibition ‘1000 years of Wrocław’ main attraction is, created in 1913, city walls you cannot miss the Garden Christmas Market www.jarmarkbozonarodzeniowy.com ding hides the museum of this uni- titled ‘Wrocław 1945 – 2016’. Following which presents complicated, but inte- Japanese Garden which presents of the Old Town – it is a perfect place Historic Trams and Buses We recommend versity, the oldest in the city, the pearl the indicated path, which shows phases resting history of the capital of Lower Japanese art of gardening. This ideal to take a breather. It was established Caddies Official tourist website WROCŁAW DWARVES of Wrocław Baroque – Leopoldin’s of city transformation, visitors can feel Silesia. In the museum you can visit place to relax is open from April to the in the second half of 18th century and Cruises on the Oder Let yourself be guided through the city by its smallest Hall and the musical hall – Oratorium the atmosphere of past years. Historical royal apartments and relax in a beau- end of October. covers 1,4 hectares, near the building Water Equipment Rentals Marianium. It is also worth seeing the car barn is the cradle and symbol of tiful, Baroque garden. www.ogrod-japonski.wroclaw.pl of Puppet Theatre – its attractions are Taxis inhabitants. Dwarves, as it is all about them, are the Mathematical Tower which used to be Wrocław ’Solidarity’. www.muzeum.miejskie.wroclaw.pl playground and stylized for the 19th Viewpoints pride of the Wrocław dwellers, who put them to more an astronomical observatory. www.zajezdnia.org century French – style carousel. City guides than 300 monuments. Their addresses and more www.muzeum.uni.wroc.pl www.visitwroclaw.eu City Bikes www.wroclawskirower.pl information can be found on: www.krasnale.pl 11 12 13 14 15 We recommend CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT We recommend CITY INFORMATION POINTS National Forum of Music www.nfm.wroclaw.pl Barbara, ul. Świdnicka 8c, phone + 48 71 712 75 74 Four Denominations Boulevards Museum Opera of Wrocław www.opera.wroclaw.pl e-mal: [email protected], www.wroclaw2016.pl Kolejkowo District by the Oder of Pan Tadeusz Hydropolis Capitol Musical Theatre www.teatr-capitol.pl Infopunkt Nadodrze, ul. Władysława Łokietka 5/1, phone 883 047 310 Sky Bowling www.skybowling.pl e-mail: [email protected], www.lokietka5.pl Wrocław’s Water Park www.aquapark.wroc.pl Tourist and Bicycle Information Centre in the District of 4 Denominations Gardens of Experience Humanitarium www.humanitarium.eitplus.pl ul. św. Antoniego 8, phone + 48 71 346 15 34 Wrocław Horse racing Truck Partynice www.torpartynice.pl e-mail: [email protected], www.dzielnica4wyznan.info.pl The Opatowicka Adventure Island www.opatowicka.pl Infocentre Ostrow, pl. Katedralny 1, phone 511 087 085 Wrocław Multimedia Fountain www.wroclawskafontanna.pl e-mail: [email protected], www.infocentrum.wroclaw.pl Artistic Nadodrze www.artystycznenadodrze.pl Municipal Stadium www.stadionwroclaw.pl Museum of Theatre www.muzeum.miejskie.wroclaw.pl EMERGENCY AND INFORMATION TELEPHONE NUMBERS Art Panorama of Old Lviv www.panoramalwowa.pl The underground of Piast Royal Castle www.ndwroclaw.com/sciezki-edukacyjne 112 Emergency number 112 The exhibition of exotic animals www.zooteam.pl Information about the departuresand arrivals at Wrocław Airport +48 71 358 13 81 Kolejkowo Stop is a lively railway This unique place, symbolizing multi- The Oder Boulevards are perfect for In the Market Square there is the Mu- Hydropolis is a modern, multimedia Museum of Post and Telecommunication www.muzeum.wroclaw.pl model presenting Wrocław and Lower culturalism and openness of Wrocław, moment of relaxation in the city seum of Pan Tadeusz, whose most and interactive centre of knowledge Museum of Architecture www.ma.wroc.pl www.ma.wroc.pl PKP Wrocław Hotline: Intercity: 19757 (www.intercity.pl), Przewozy Regionalne: +48 703 20 20 20 Silesia, presenting inside Świebodzki can be explored while walking along centre. While resting it is possible to valuable exhibit is the masterpiece of about water. The exhibition is housed station, one of the oldest railway the cultural path connecting the tem- admire the magnificent panorama of Adam Mickiewicz. The exhibition was in a historic reservoir of drinking wa- (www.polregio.pl), Koleje Dolnośląskie: +48 76 753 52 05 (www.kolejedolnoslaskie.eu) stations in the city. Cumulatively 430 m ples and synagogue. The district is Wrocław. Combined boulevards create prepared in order to show the forma- ter and is divided into eight thematic We recommend RESTAURANTS AND ACCOMMODATION PKS hotline +48 703 402 802 of rails, 15 trains and 60 carriages, also a space of many cultural events a walking route connecting the Old tion of modern thinking about Polish zones where more than 70 installa- placed on 260 square metres take us and meeting place in numerous venues. Town with Ostrów Tumski, the Cen- traditions based on the national epic. tions and exhibits are waiting to be The culinary map of Wrocław is still expanding. Find out more about the most important points Public transport hotline +48 71 321 72 70 – 71 into the unique world of miniatures. www.fundacja4wyznan.pl tennial Hall and the ZOO. www.pantadeusz.ossolineum.pl explore. on www.smakiwroclawia.pl Tourist hotline +48 22 278 77 77, +48 801 888 844 www.kolejkowo.pl www.wroclawnadodra.pl www.hydropolis.pl It is worth to stay longer than just one day in Wrocław. We recommend the wide offer of Lower Silesia hotels on: www.dot.travel.pl, www.visitwroclaw.eu SOS Security Phone for tourists +48 608 599 999 We recommend TOURIST ROUTES Depending on what time you have, take advantage of our offer or make your own route through Wrocław.
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