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The capital of Lower Silesia is located on the Oder river, in the center of the Silesian Lowland.
The pearl of Wrocław is definitely the Market Square – one of the largest in Europe, with the town hall being one of the most important monuments of gothic bourgeois architecture in Poland. The most valuable facilities include: the university building with the Baroque Leopoldin Aula and Oratorium Marianum, the Ossolineum, the monuments of Ostrów Tumski and the Sand Island (XIII-XVI century) and the renovated Centennial Hall with the Cognitive Center. It is also worth seeing the Panorama Racławicka or the latest attractions, such as the stadium and Humanitarium.

Tourist routes Wrocław

Wrocław – the capital of Lower Silesia

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Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski)

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The Four Denominations District

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University of Wrocław

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Royal Palace

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Pan Tadeusz Museum

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Centennial Hall

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Visitor Centre in Centennial Hall

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