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The Neon Side Gallery in the backyard at ul. Ruska is a safe haven for historic neon signs. The enthusiasts from the Neon Side Foundation managed to find a new home for displaced old lights. The Reklama company, a local monopolist in the neon advertising production, was based in the same yard for half a century. In some sense, the signs returned to their birthplace. Get a closer look at this bright page in the history of neon design.

Poland in general and such a large city as Wroclaw in particular offer many opportunities to go cashless. However, in some situations, you may still need small change. For example, there is a nominal fee for using public toilets. Besides, some restaurants and bars may charge you a small extra for access to their facilities. Though the latter is quite uncommon, it’s better to be prepared for such situations.

Wroclaw has more than a dozen malls to indulge shopping fans. However, 100,000 square metre Magnolia Park is the largest shopping and entertainment centre in the region. It houses over 260 stores. Besides, there is a 7-screen Helios cinema, a children’s playroom, and a large Champion Team Dance Center. Dozens of restaurants, cafés and a giant food court will save you from hunger. If you use a car, check out a huge free parking lot.