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Even if you’ve already explored the cathedrals and churches of Ostów Tumski, come to Idziego Street in the evening. This cobbled street is still lit by original gas lamps, which are lit at dusk by the famous lamplighter. With some luck, you can even meet him in person! Relax and dive in the atmosphere of Wroclaw’s historic district.

The monumental painting of the Racławice Panorama was created in the late 19th century. It is 114 meters long and 15 meters high! The painting took several artists and nine months to finish. It was designed to surround the viewers from all sides, carrying them to the 1794 battlefield at Racławice. There are only a few such works of art in Poland.

Wroclaw has one of the highest traffic congestion levels in Poland. You can explore much of the city’s centre on foot. A car would be a great option only for trips outside the city. Note that free parking is scarce in Wroclaw. So pay attention to whether your hotel has some parking spaces. Large blue 'P' marks street parking, but beware of signs with a blue circle and a red 'X' over it.