Small, beautiful, old German swimming pool, beautifully restored to its original condition. Three…read morepools, 25m long (two of them 20m) well lit - well worth seeing. Apart from that, great sauna area with the only sauna in Poland where I do not feel cold, but even more importantly, the only spa area in Poland, that is civilised enough to let people walk naked. Five well deserved stars.

The park was good. Wish could be better.There we're no attendances upstairs i'm not sure if I…read moreinjured my leg or not on the cactus overall safety was two out of 10 park seven out of 10 slides one and a half out of 10 it was one and a half cause there wasn't much safety. I like the warning signs though and I'm gonna give the waterpark at two out of 10 for that instead of what one and a half overall it wasn't bad tickets or average price so that's a little W

I recently read about a controversy regarding the Aquapark's "Women's Day" on Tuesdays for the…read moresaunarium And it reminded me that I'd been here and should write my review. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit near the start of the summer months. I went on a weekday, earlier in the day, and it wasn't women's day. It seemed though that I was one of only a few women who were using the Sauna zone during my particular visit. And I think I understand why. There are a lot of naked men wandering around, and let's be honest - they check the women out. As an American, this is not fitting with our culture. Nakedness is still a bit taboo - especially among your average, non-hollywood types. So if you're shy or uncomfortable with being naked around other people, this probably won't be the place for you. Luckily for me, I didn't care too much after living in Europe for a while. And I wasn't going to see any of these people again, so for the most part I didn't care. I stayed clad in my towel most of the time anyways, and the saunas are relatively dark inside, so I got over my reservations so I could enjoy the sauna. And I did. I fully enjoyed the sauna. I visited a day after a short trip down to Szklarska Poreba and a few days of hiking. The thermal process of heat - cold - rest was much needed, and I took full advantage of the experience. The sauna's were amazing. There is a small women's only sauna, and a variety of other coed ones. I loved the outdoor saunas in the yard with their high temperatures and the feeling of being in a scandinavian wooden hut. It was fabulous. I also loved the cold shower. Surprisingly enough I relished dumping a cold bucket of water over my head after 10 minutes in a sauna. AMAZING! The salty, spa pool was very relaxing as well, but I felt a little more exposed here getting in and out of the pool. The relaxation areas outside and inside are quiet and pleasant. And if you get there early, it will be really quiet. Make sure to bring your own towel or robe, a water bottle if you like, and definitely bring some sandals. You should really try a place like this at least once in your life - and if you're living in Wroclaw you have no excuse not to go. Women - take advantage of Tuesdays if you don't want to eyes of others on you. You too can enjoy this experience. I will definitely be back next time I'm in Wroclaw!