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Attractions in Wrocław: a Must-See List [117]
I can recommend to:
visit the Aqua Park, especially on a sunny day, because its outside part is even bigger than the inside. But it was funny to swim in the rain, too.
The Panorama of the battle at Racławice:
Next step is the National Museum, a must because it is close nearby, the admission is free if you visit Panorama and show the ticket, and it displays fine art of renowned Polish artists. Better to buy an English guidebook or whatever, though.
You might go inside the Town Hall, which is a paid museum, for its amazing Gothic architectonic design and details.
and you will run into some event. We saw vintage cars picninc:
Climb the tower of the Garnizonowy Church
to get a view of the city
But don`t smear those silly things on it, like other forum members:
You might think over hiring this tourist vehicle
Visit one of the Gothic churches, e.g., this one, close to the Square. There are a few in Wrocław.
or this one, close to Chrobry Monument:
Probably you will see some when you go to Ostrów Tumski, which we didn`t visit due to horrible weather.
The Fountain next to the Centennial Hall - not bad. Probably better at night when they put on lights in it.
Natural History Museum is average and only in Polish. We learnt a few things though.
The Entographic Museum is for free with your Panorama ticket
Last but not least one:
And History Museum is a must. It is in English too and cleverly shows the history of the city from the Middle Ages, as well as elegant bourgeoisis interiors and some ancient and modern art.
Remember, museums are closed on Monday and sometimes Tuesday too.
We didn`t fulfill our plans because of the elements so there are more things which are worth seeing in Wrocław. We will see them next year and I will finish my presentation then.