Pola Marsowe and the Olympic Stadium

The Olympic Stadium is the heart of the sports complex in the Zalesie district. It was built between 1926 and 1928. This vast venue has hosted football matches of the Polish national team and athletics competitions, and it regularly stages large open-air events and concerts. Its total capacity is 12,655 seats.

Rynek(Market Square) is the historic center of the city, which is a favorite meeting place for local residents and tourists. The Wrocław Market Square has an area of almost 3.8 hectares and is one of the largest such fairgrounds in Poland.

Tarczyński Arena Wrocław

The stadium, which was built for the needs of EURO 2012. The modern stadium can seat about 42,000 spectators and has already witnessed great sports and cultural events many times. Visiting this place will surely bring unforgettable impressions to young football adepts.

ZOO in Wrocław is the oldest in Poland. 14,000 animals live here, representatives of over 1,100 species. The main attraction of this zoo is a modern Africanarium, where you feel like you are on the “Black Land”.

Hydropolis It’s a extraordinary place that combines educational values ​​with a modern form of exhibition. It discovers the processes in which water is involved – from the functions performed in the human body to the ocean currents that shape the climate on Earth.