The Botanical Gardens in Wroclaw were superb! A place of peace and relaxation midst the hustle and…read morebustle of the city! A friend took me recently, and assured me that though he knew very little about botanical matters, I would enjoy my experience. And I did. The gardens are quite large, with many paths leading through a large treed lot adjacent to the churches and cathedrals of Ostrow Tumski. I enjoyed our leisurely stroll around the pond and the sounds of the fountain. I loved seeing native species and those found closer to home. There are vegetable gardens, good-sized rhododendrons, and I even got a whiff of verbena that reminded me of home. This is a special place that you should take time to explore. A great place for a date, or for tourists looking for a little reprieve from sightseeing. I look forward to my next trip to Wroclaw and the botanical gardens.

Beautiful garden with small lake, gorgeous plantings and flower. Perfect place for a picnic or…read morerelaxing afternoon.

A must see if you're visiting Wroclaw!…read more Hala Stulecia and the adjacent areas are a great place to go for various reasons. 1. Take a friend or someone special and check out the fountain. There are tons of fountains in Wroclaw, but this one takes the cake with its dancing sprays of water and music and lights. 2. Check out the Discovery Center. On a quiet Monday, I visited and learned a lot about the history and architecture of the dome itself and of Wroclaw. Very interesting - and presented in Polish, English, and German. Plan to take your time and get educated! Oh, and just a note - the door is off to the right of the main entrance... don't walk all the way around in the rain like I did. 3, The fountain. Oh, did I mention that already? Well, let me add that it is a great place to sit and do your Polish homework. On a HOT weekday afternoon, get out of the city center and sit in the shade cast by the pergola and get some work done. There are great breezes here in the open by the fountain. 4. The spire is pretty cool too - great place for a photo op. 5. Hala Stulecia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. How many times can you say you've been to one of those? Make sure to check it out!!

Beautiful spot! I was in town for a conference and was pleased with Hala Stulecia the more I…read moreexplored. The center itself is beautiful but so is its location. Located next to a forest, Japanese garden, and the zoo--you can accomplish so much in an afternoon. Definitely worth checking out.

Cafeteria frequented mainly by students where a wide variety of food is offered from Asian to…read moretypical Polish fare. I had a full plate of food with a variety of different items, mostly Polish :) Cost is only 2,5 PLN per 100g...a bit more than 1 eur per 100g...Bazylia offers a lot of different vegetarian and fish options to satisfy! Also, they have wifi for free here! Really enjoyed this style of eating, it made me feel like I was a student again....