The 31 best bridges in Wroclaw

This was a stop of the Best City Tours, 2 hour tour of Wroclaw. Didn’t have a chance to go inside but learned that is a UNESCO world heritage site for this Edwardian building which has the largest domed cement roof that was built at the time. I enjoyed the quick walk along the pergola to see the fountains. I was surpassed to see the Soviet monument out front.

Beautiful Venue, But Poor Experience at the Concert The building itself is truly impressive—spacious, elegant, and well-designed for large events. Unfortunately, the experience during the concert left a lot to be desired. Despite the venue not being overly crowded, it was extremely hot and stuffy inside. The ventilation was clearly inadequate, and at times it was hard to even breathe comfortably. This really took away from the enjoyment of the event. To make matters worse, the sound settings were completely off for the first two songs—distorted and poorly balanced, which was disappointing, especially at the start of the show. On top of that, there wasn’t a single bottle of still water available for purchase, which is unacceptable in such conditions. While the venue itself has a lot of potential, the lack of basic comfort and organization during the event was a huge letdown.

Centennial Hall is huge and really impressive. The architecture is wild modern but historic at the same time. The surrounding area is cool too, with open spaces and spots to chill or take photos. If you’re around Wrocław, it’s definitely worth a stop, even just to walk around outside.

We visited centennial hall for a concert. The architecture and gardens were beautiful but the ventilation and lack of facilities let it down. The band also mentioned that the sound quality was unique (not in a positive way, asking if we could hear them ok). The seats are wooden and can be quite uncomfortable after a period of time. They are also quite close together so not ideal if you are tall. Drinks could be purchased but they were expensive and not refrigerated. I’d recommend buying a drink from the vendors outside and bringing it in. Signage for sitting vs standing wasn’t clear. The seating entrance is nearer to the zoo side.

Centennial Hall is a beautiful place and definitely worth a visit. The architecture and surroundings are impressive, and it’s especially lovely during the summer. It’s a bit disappointing, though, that the Japanese Garden next to it requires a separate fee, because it looks like it could perfectly complement the visit. Still, overall, it’s a great spot to explore and enjoy, and I’d recommend it.

Centennial Hall in Wrocław is a very interesting place to visit. The building is large and modern-looking, and it is often used for concerts, sports events, and exhibitions. I liked its unique design and the atmosphere inside. It is a place worth seeing if you are in the city.

Great space, amazing early reinforced concrete structure

A must-visit spot full of history, charm, and peaceful beauty. Walking through its cobbled streets surrounded by stunning Gothic architecture feels like stepping back in time. The cathedral is breathtaking, and the whole area offers a perfect mix of culture and calm. A true highlight of the city

Undoubtedly, Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski) is the heart and spiritual soul of Wroclaw. Hidtirically, the current Gothic cathedral is the fifth iteration, built in the 13th–14th century that makes it the first  Gothic church in Poland. It has twin towers and the interior has breath taking instructure. blends Gothic structure with Baroque and Renaissance details added over centuries. Based on historical documents, the cathedral was heavily damaged in WWII when German forces used it as an ammunition depot. However,  its post-war reconstruction is the proof and testament of the huge work that has been done to keep it in such a stunning and amazing piece of art in Wrocław. I hope you have the chance to visit such a wonderful historical place that will dazzle your brain with knowledge and the pride of your country.

Very nice view at night and worth to take a walk along the promenade. Just opposite of the Hala Tagorwa. Cross the bridge and around 7 mins walk.

Probably the most interesting part of Wroclaw if you look for less touristy places. It is the oldest part of the town located withing walking distance from the main square. Great to wander around and to spot the lamplighter at dusk. He lights all 90 gas lamps every single days! Worth the wait....

Great place for viewing point of the city. Loses a star because the elevator guy took long time and was a bit creepy

A fantastic place to visit , great architecture, wonderful churches that must a visit. Climb up in the Gothic Church for a wonderful panoramic view of the island and of the Old City. A couple of steps and an elevator will take you up. A must seen if you are in Wrocław. By the way it’s an easy 10 min. walk from the Old Town of Wrocław

One of my absolutely favourite places in Wroclaw!! Definitely a MUST SEE! Plus cause of it’s very central location incredibly easy to reach! It’s the oldest part of the city of Wroclaw. It was formerly an island between branches of the Oder River. Archaeological excavations have shown that the western part of Ostrov Tumski, between the Church of St. Martin and the Holy Cross, was the first area to be inhabited. The first, wooden church (St. Martin), dating from the 10th century, was surrounded by defensive walls built on the banks of the river. The island had approximately 1,500 inhabitants at that time. The first constructions on Ostrov Tumski were built in the 10th century by the Piast dynasty, and were made from wood. The first building from solid material was St. Martin's chapel, built probably at the beginning of the eleventh century by Benedictine monks. Not long after the first cathedral was raised, in place of the small church. Religious buildings appeared in Ostrov Tumski because during the Congress of Gniezno in AD 1000, it was decided to create a bishopric in Wrocław.

We stayed on the 63rd floor apartment with a jacuzzi within the room. Views are lovely, staff were good. Pricey - therefore 4 stars as I feel like it's a BIT too expensive for what it is. Once in a lifetime kinda thing. Recommend.

100 zloty each person ticket price and it can be bought on first floor and the lift will take you to 49 floors where you can see the whole city with panoramic views

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ✨ Sunlight spilling over Wrocław from 200 m up—absolutely breathtaking. The fast elevator takes you to the 49th floor in seconds, and the city spreads out like a living map. On clear days, you can even spot Śnieżka. Inside, there’s shopping, food, and even a Salvador Dalí sculpture.

Amazing city views and a nice bar on the 54th floor. Wish there was full 360° rooftop access, but still a great experience.

Great experience. On the 49th floor you have a great view and everything looks like in a computer game. At the bar upstairs there are drinks and relaxed music. We paid 53 PLN per person for the trip up (it's ok, but could be a bit cheaper). Highly recommended!

A great place to visit with an even better view. It gives off a good vibe, offering a stunning atmosphere. Do note that the closing hour is 7 PM and NOT 8 PM, as advertised here.

Very modern and interesting centre, very user friendly as to parking, toilets, shopping.

Amazing food in a great setting. We visited twice during our stay and had a variety off of the menu. Highlights were steak tartare and duck breast - highly recommend. The staff are attentive and polite, even during busy periods we felt looked after. There is an extensive wine and beer list, which they brew themselves and you can see the vats when dining which is very cool. You can sit outside or down in the basement, both are nice. This is definitely a little pricier due to its location and tourism value but the food did not disappoint us at all!

Absolutely love this place. During my 4 day stay I ate here everyday as once was not enough. The food is absolutely delicious, good portion sizes, great pricing. The staff is very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. Can’t wait to come again next time and have delicious food in great atmosphere!

This gorgeous restaurant resides in the cellars under the city museum. With a stunning history dating back to the early 1200s, the cavernous space is presented as an upscale brewery restaurant. Staff are excellent and food was absolutely delicious. The goose pirogi were so rich and creamy, fantastic presentation and flavours!

Food and beers are top. Worth to take the beer tasting. Place is super nice, location in the terrace is beautiful, in the market square, and it’s the oldest restaurant/brewery in Europe. Good value for price

I went against my better judgement and tried this restaurant because it dates back to 1273. I normally do not eat at restaurants along the main square because they tend to be expensive and the food is often below average. That was exactly the case here. We ordered the chicken noodle soup, dumplings in blue cheese sauce, and schnitzel. The soup was basic and good. The dumplings were underwhelming and the schnitzel was basically all breading. I’d say it was probably the worst schnitzel I’ve ever had. I do not recommend going here and I will not be returning.

This hidden gem in Rynek serves the best Polish cuisine I’ve ever had. The friendly and helpful waiter ensured a great dining experience. The pork knuckle, salmon, and duck breast were all delicious. The beer tasting was also fun and tasty.

It was a very perfect experience, because the gentleman with glasses received me. He was very polite and knowledgable. I received very good service, and the beer was very delicious.

Slightly hard to climb all the stairs in hot weather, but astonishing view worth every single step. If by any chance you are there when it is not so overcrowded you may really take good pictures and be satisfied from the top view over Vroclaw. Big roof of the church is newly renovated in two colored pattern. I recommend to spare some time to visit this place.

The Bridge of Penitents in Wrocław is one of the city’s most fascinating spots—where history, legend, and breathtaking views meet, it’s a magical place that everyone can enjoy. Be ready for the climb—about 250 steps, nearly 10 minutes up—but it’s worth every step. The staircase itself is an experience: glowing with blue lights, filled with atmospheric background music, and along the way you’ll discover little treasures like the old wooden chair and stories about the bells. It feels like walking through time with a touch of modern thrill. When you finally reach the top, yes—you’ll be a bit exhausted—but the moment the fresh air hits your face and the panoramic view of Wrocław opens before you, it’s pure magic. Standing on the narrow bridge between the two towers is an unforgettable feeling

This gorgeous bridge between the two towers of a church isn't the easiest climb, but definitely worth it! It does get quite busy at the top, so I'd recommend taking breaks on mid-levels to peruse the plethora of information boards available. Learn about the history of the area and building while making your way up. Once at the top, there are beautiful views over Wroclaw to reward you.

Beautiful views from the top, especially at sunset. No elevator, only stairs, 245 steps up and be careful the grate starts halfway up, so if you are afraid of heights, it is good to be aware of this.

It's a nice short experience going up.Climb via stairs is not that difficult.View across the bridge is very good. Ticket cost is also not that much. In short good experience if you are photo enthusiast.

Views were amazing and unlike other towers the stairs were sturdy, did take away some authenticity but was easier to climb! I wish there was a bit more information as you go up about the history. Views were amazing though

Nice attraction to see it if you able to climb over 260 stairs. However there are some platforms with interesting facts to rest when you climbing up, so you don’t need to do all stairs in one go. On top of tower on bridge view is amazing specially at sun down but bridge can get overcrowded very quickly due to small size and because is located between two towers you don’t have 360 view.

A beautiful and peaceful escape in the heart of Wrocław! Szczytnicki Park is one of the most charming green spaces I've visited in Poland. The park is huge, with well-maintained paths, centuries-old trees, and a calm, serene atmosphere. The Japanese Garden is especially breathtaking—perfect for a quiet walk or photos. There are plenty of benches, open lawns, and even a small pond with ducks. Great spot for a weekend picnic, a romantic stroll, or just some time in nature. Highly recommend if you're visiting Wrocław!

Packed in the evening for the show, but still worth visiting. Nice walks and many places you can take a sit and have fun.

The park is huge and locaded avay from popular tourus trails. It is better to get here by any mean of transport rather than by walk if you want to come here from the center. The atmosphere is more "nature and forest style". Not really many peiple around, so may seam a bit lonely. The park has multipe lanes easy to get lost without a map. The infrastructure is almost absent, just benches and trash bins. No points of sales or attractions at all. I would say the best utilisation of the place is riding a bike.

Szczytnicki Park in Wroclaw is a beautiful urban oasis, with expansive greenery, a peaceful Japanese garden, and, best of all, the incredible multimedia fountain show. The show runs seasonally, usually from May to late October, and is especially stunning at night. After sunset, the fountain comes alive with vibrant lights, music, and synchronized water displays—an absolute must-see. If you’re visiting during the season, plan an evening at the park to catch this unique and mesmerizing experience!

The free side of the park is very beautiful and if you fancy a stroll around trees and ducks go for it. The Japanese garden is also very nice but for the cost of 30 plz per person I found it a little bit overpriced as is not very big.

Definitely the top park in the city. A lot of space to walk a spend time listening songs of the birds. Amazing at every time of the year. Specially in the spring when a Japan garden is crowdy, just 5 minutes walk from it you'll have a lot of beautiful views for free and without queues.

An interesting Germanic building and associated park with a wonderful interaction between fountains and music. I believe the fountains operate on the hour on an hourly basis. It is a little bit far from town centre, but if you have time on you hands worth going to see the view the fountains. Note? Perhaps the last photo could be an accurate description of where we are going in all politics throughout the world!

A beautiful bridge 🌉👍

A bridge with a beautiful view specially at night 🌉 also have a Cafe restaurant . I enjoyed so much my weekend. Good for hangouts with friends and spend time with family.

Perfect go there immediately

The beautiful bridge of Wroclaw which resemble the tower bridge in London. The river side view is quite pretty and it is great to have a walk along river bank till the old town to enjoy the sun set.

Nice, big bridge which you can cross on feet as well. I found another Dwarf there - it was fun :). At night river views are pretty amazing there.

Beautiful bridge and promenade with great views at sunset.

The Grunwaldzki bridge is a go to. It has beautifully carved “doors” and it has enough space for walking, cycling or driving even when there are a lit of people

This building is one of the most beautiful in Wrocław. It’s right in the main square and full of history. The Gothic design is amazing, and it looks even better at night when it’s lit up. A great place to visit if you’re in the Old Town.

The Old Town Hall in Wrocław is a true walk through history. Built between the 13th and 16th century, its stunning Gothic architecture, clock tower, and ornate details make it one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. A must-see for anyone exploring Wrocław!

Step into a storybook in Wrocław's breathtaking Old Town! The colorful merchant houses surrounding the massive Market Square (one of Europe's largest) create a postcard-perfect scene. Don't miss: • The stunning Gothic **Town Hall** with its astronomical clock • Charming **gnome statues** hiding everywhere • Cozy cafés in pastel-colored townhouses • Sunset views from **St. Elizabeth's Church tower** The area stays lively day and night with street performers, seasonal markets, and boat tours along the canals. Cobblestone streets lead to hidden courtyards and quirky museums.

Amazing, well restored, and especially exciting with all the gnomes hidden in the corners!

Very cool place with a beautiful entrance and especially at night the surrounding area is pretty busy with all kind of people.

Beautiful city worth visiting couple of times

Great Market. Plenty of restaurant and bar options with perfect food. Highly recommended to hang out there.

This scenic bridge in Wroclaw beautifully connects different parts of the city over the river, offering stunning views of the water and historic architecture. It's a popular spot for photos, leisurely walks, and taking in the charm of the surrounding area. The bridge adds both functionality and beauty to the cityscape, making it a pleasant route whether you're exploring or simply crossing to the other side.

Tumski Bridge is a perfect spot for photos. We visited specifically to catch the person who lights the gas lamps—it was an incredible and magical experience that was well worth the wait. The bridge has a special charm and offers wonderful views of the city. It's the ideal place for a walk, especially in the evening, when the atmosphere is truly unforgettable.If you have the chance, don't miss the opportunity to enjoy this moment.

Cathedral Island is one of the top sights to see when you visit Wroclaw! Rich history and beautiful old buildings. Don't forget to spot the gnooms.

Along Older River slow walking, you could see and enjoy very nice view. Sometimes if you are lucky -- like me , you could watch high quality street performance 😊💯

Locking padlocks is already prohibited, you can find the justification at the entrance to the bridge, but it doesn't take anything away from this peaceful and romantic place

This bridge is like any other bridge only... nothing special about it but the walk through this bridge was very peaceful and sarene...the view of the river was calm.... earlier there were locks on the bridge,which were removed in 2019 after the bridge was not able to take...but you can see the locks near the side walk now.

Charming and beautiful bridge marking the crossing onto cathedral island. Hard to believe that once there was several tonnes in weight of padlocks, the bridge has been restored well. The love locks I believe are now prohibited (thankfully)

This museum/university is a must-visit in Wroclaw! To explore the halls and the building, you need a ticket. I highly recommend seeing them all. Everything is stunning and breathtaking. You’ll also have the chance to go to the top of the building and enjoy a panoramic view of the city. It’s definitely worth a visit!

Wrocław University is really worth a visit. We bought a ticket and got to explore the museum inside, which was pretty interesting. Then we climbed to the top for the city view totally worth it, the view from up there is amazing!

Beautiful building with access to the roof for a panoramic view of the town. Buy a full ticket on site and visit the university museum for an architectural experience and a small collection on history of sciences.

Honestly the best thing I’ve done in Wroclaw. It was one of the most beautiful places I visited in Poland. It has a very specific charm and feel to it. I recommend visiting everything, it was also cheap 22PLN for all 4 rooms for students. Definitely worth every penny.

The charm of the University of Wrocław precedes itself. More than my almamater, the university is one of the finest buildings you'll see in Wrocław or even Poland. Don't miss to check out the university museum when it's open to visitors and the lookout tower of the main building. The city looks breathtaking from there! 😍

Just prestige – and nothing more. The university may boast a grand history and a beautiful historic main building, but its faculties are scattered all over Wrocław. Students are constantly running across the city from one department to another. In the end, it’s all just a facade — like the fencer in the fountain near the main building: no sword, no clothes. After your studies here, you’ll be left with nothing. Better to choose another university.

Really beautiful university, really worth visiting!

Wonderful location for concerts etc, Great acoustics, nice little café, stunning architecture, extremely friendly staff. Parking garage underneath with easy access. A place we keep coming back to!

Went to a rehearsal was extremely good as the conductor puts on a good show running you through the inner workings of how a performance is put together. The orchestra was very good. The building itself is extremely spacious and full of modern art. Unfortunately due to the admittance of very young children their behaviour takes away the enjoyment of the show.

what a load of malarkey. Disappointing Concert: Brilliant Musicians Let Down by Clueless Conductor and Poor Programming I attended last night’s classical concert with high expectations, only to leave feeling frustrated and exhausted. While the orchestra itself played flawlessly—each musician technically superb and clearly dedicated—the entire performance was undermined by two major flaws: an utterly inept conductor and a poorly constructed, repetitive programme. First, the conductor. It was painfully obvious that they had no clear vision or control over the music. Their gestures were vague, their tempos inconsistent, and at times, they seemed completely lost, as if unsure of what to do next. The orchestra, to their credit, managed to hold things together through sheer professionalism, but it was baffling to see such a talented ensemble being led by someone who contributed nothing of value. A conductor should shape the music, not just wave their arms aimlessly while the musicians carry the burden. Then there was the programme, a tedious overlong slog of pieces that all blurred together. The selections were either too similar in style or simply too drawn-out, with no sense of pacing or contrast. By the second half, I found myself checking the time, wondering when it would finally end. Concerts should take the audience on a journey, but this felt like being stuck in a musical rut with no escape. A waste of the orchestra’s talent. If not for their exceptional playing, this would have been a complete disaster. Hopefully, next time, the organizers will choose a conductor who actually knows their job and a programme that doesn’t put the audience to sleep. Lass that was singing couldn't get to higher levels, squeaky rubber toy could perform better. When she FINALLY ended someone landed massively smelly and loud wind in my section and I thought... That's summaries it well. If I could give null I would. But then I would have change it to 1✨. And that's to lass whom was playing on massive gong in the background. And I thought if she can stay awake so can I. Musicians did amazing job. Deffo 5start for them. Rest? God forbid I'll ever go there again.

Amazing contemporary architecture. A building that I believe is already iconic for the city. I've been to some classical music concerts and they were very good too.

Amazing place where you can relax and spend a great time. There is an incredible acoustics inside in both big and small halls. Also, you can buy a drink and some snacks if you like at the bar. Enjoy your time and book tickets ahead.

Didn’t get to go inside. But an intriguing building to walk around and view. Well connected back to old town. So nice walking route.

We had the opportunity to get into the National music forum in Wroclaw. The architecture breathes with the power on you. We was in the smaller room where we listened to the violin with piano and the sound was precise. Amazing place. If you have free time in Wroclaw and you like classical music, go there. Tickets are not expensive.

Oder always offer sweeping views

(Translated by Google) In fact, this is the island where we have the most attractions for kids. There are many playgrounds with various attractions. In addition, there are some ugly modernist sculptures and quite a lot of greenery. There is a place to sit and relax. Overall, the island is quite large. (Original) Tak właściwie jest to wyspa, gdzie mamy najwięcej atrakcji dla dzieciaków. Jest tu sporo placów zabaw z różnymi atrakcjami. Ponadto jakieś paskudne modernistyczne rzeźby ora całkiem dużo zieleni. Jest gdzie usiąść i odpocząć. Ogólnie wyspa jest nawet sporych rozmiarów.

(Translated by Google) A very nice place for a walk and playing with children. We will meet gnomes and ducks there (Original) Bardzo przyjemne miejsce na spacer i zabawę z dziećmi. Spotkamy tam krasnale i kaczki

Super

(Translated by Google) Cool playgrounds. (Original) Классные детские площадки.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place and great playground for children and gym for adults (Original) Bardzo ładne miejsce i super plac zabaw dla Dzieci oraz siłownia dla dorosłych

(Translated by Google) A lively route along the river bank where you can take a beautiful walking trail (Original) Güzel bir yürüyüş parkuru yapabileceğiniz nehir kıyısında hareketli bir güzergah

I visited Wrocław Zoo on two separate occasions in September 2025 in order to make the most of my time in the city and the weather. I visit zoos across the world in order to photograph their animals, and would consider the one in Wrocław among the best. The zoo is well laid out, with many indoor houses and outdoor enclosures for species across the animal kingdom. The houses that most impressed me were the Terrarium (for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates) and the Afrykarium for African fauna. The Terrarium is laid out over two floors (unfortunately not accessible to wheelchairs) and contains around 100 exhibits for animals ranging from tiny insects to crocodiles and giant tortoises. All of these are appropriate in size and conditions for their inhabitants. Many of the animals here can only be seen here in Europe, including some tiny colourful geckos from the Indian Ocean. I spent several hours in here on my two visits, photographing all the animals I could see. The Afrykarium takes you on a journey through the continent and its waters. The only deviation from this theme was to replace the rare African manatees with their slightly more common Caribbean relative, of which I could see five individuals swimming in their tank. Other inhabitants include penguins, fur seals, sharks, hippopotamus, aardvarks, and elephant shrews. The building is accessible to wheelchairs with a few elevators, but one was out of service on my visit. Other notable exhibits include the bird house, with its many rare species, Pallas’s cats, and olive baboons. Overall I recommend a visit to anyone interested in birds, endangered species, unusual reptiles, or just animals in general.

Truly amazing experience! The Wrocław Zoo is much bigger than I expected and incredibly well kept. You can really see that the animals are healthy, well fed, and properly cared for — everything feels very natural and clean. There are so many different species to see, and the Afrykarium is just breathtaking! The only small downside is that not every section has English translations, but honestly, it didn’t stop us from enjoying it at all. It’s a wonderful place for both kids and adults — definitely one of the best zoos I’ve ever visited. Highly recommended!

Great value for ticket cost, 176zł (£36.05 for x2 ticket, £18 per person). So many animals, a lot to see, indoor aquarium was amazing and tunnel under the sharks and rays was a highlight. Hot dogs from cafe at beginning were great, little expensive compared to other places (48zł for x2 hot dogs, x1 cola, x1 water, £8.82. Each hot dog at 12zł (£2.45) compared to 8.99zł (£1.84) for hot dogs and cola bottle elsewhere). Gift shop closed hour before zoo closed so missed out on getting any items from there sadly

I absolutely loved my visit to the Wrocław Zoo! It’s one of the most beautiful and well-organized zoos I’ve ever been to. The animals look healthy and well cared for, and the enclosures are clean and spacious. The Afrykarium is a must-see — it feels like stepping into another world! 🐠🐧 There are plenty of places to relax, grab a snack, and enjoy the atmosphere. Perfect for families, couples, or just a peaceful walk surrounded by nature and animals. Highly recommend visiting! 🌿🐘🦓

Great ZOO with quite a long history! I'd especially recommend pavilon with manatees (there is not very many places to see those in Europe) and very nice terrarium. There is an underground parking nearby, so you can leave your dog in the car without worries even if it's hot outside. Very worth visiting once you are in Wroclaw!

Absolutely stunning—easily one of the best zoos I’ve ever been to, and I’ve seen quite a few. Massive grounds, an incredible variety of animals, and more than enough to fill an entire day. A definite must-visit if you’re in Wroclaw.

An incredible zoo with lots to see including an aquarium. The zoo covers a huge area and it’s really enjoyable to explore the grounds and buildings on site. Highly recommend a visit and would suggest half a day to explore as a minimum.

Very friendly and great service. Possible to book a reservation online or by phone call. Free wi-fi, coffee and tee while you wait.

Perfect;)

Quick service, friendly people, unfortunately didn't check for the sources of the problem (vibration) and just fixed the one wheel I asked for. Could've used a bit more diagnosis in my opinion :)))

We took our Porsche and BMW branded vehicles and the result is really disgraceful, they don't accept their mistakes in any way and they are rude, I don't recommend going here if you love your car

Good service! Thanks

Ok

Great experience. Very professional.

The Legend of Penities Bridge. ⛪️ The Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalene owes its current shape to the fourteenth-century reconstruction in the spirit of "Wrocław Gothic". In 1481, the slender, high towers, covered with pointed, so-called spire-shaped domes, were completed. At the height of the fifth floor, they were connected by a characteristic bridge. The townspeople began to circulate stories about strange sounds coming from above. Apparently, late passers-by heard groans and the rustle of brooms sweeping the floor at night. Mothers began to scare their wayward daughters, who were not eager to get married, with girls doing penance on the bridge, who preferred fun and the carefree life of a maiden to the duties of a wife and housewife. They died without ever experiencing marriage and as a punishment they will clean the bridge between the towers for eternity. We can find a similar motif in Part II of Mickiewicz's "Dziady". Among the ghosts summoned by Guślarz there appears the specter of a girl who liked to seduce and make boys fall in love with her, but she did not give her hand to any of them. As a punishment, she could not find peace after death, wandering the earth as a soul doing penance. The bridge connecting the towers was destroyed at the end of the war. It was rebuilt in 2001. If the penance of the reckless girls has not yet come to an end, cleanup should begin soon. Me and my bf visiting in the penitents bridge. The mysterious bridge. One of the tourist spot here in wroclaw.

It’s quite a walk to get up to the top but the view is definitely worth it. There’s also a number of places you can stop on the way up. Catch your breath. And learn a little more about the cathedral. A must see while you’re in Wrocław.

Very calming and soothing church with no murals oflr fresco. Church doesn't seem old, but it's few hundred years old. It was quite empty on a Sunday afternoon. There's a tower that's 16 floors up for a fee but no elevator. Music concerts in the evening. They had bones and skulls of people of importance too.

My dear reader, this is of interest. Traveling to Torun and visited the museum of gothic in the old city center. And you will find here the ‘VIRGIN AND CHILD WITH ST BARBARA AND ST CATHERINE’ from 1520, the middle part of a triptych Slaski, Silesian workshop (circle of the Master of the Passion)

A fantastic place, a temple in which silence and peace reign in the soul. He is alive. Although most tourist destinations lose this option. I really liked it, and the main thing is that services are held there, there is an organ, like in most Catholic churches. Reconstruction works were being carried out in the temple during my visit, but it is the burden of all historical objects to be forever under reconstruction. The observation deck also impressed me very much. I recommend.

The Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalena is a beautiful piece of Wroclaw's history. The architecture is impressive, and it's fascinating to stand in a place with such a long and rich past. If you appreciate historic buildings, don't miss this.

Majestic cathedral. The views are simply magnificent❤️

Not to be missed!

Worth to see

(Translated by Google) Piasek Island, like Ostrów Tumski, is a historic part of the city. It's worth coming here, taking a walk and resting. Piotr Włostowic Boulevard runs through the island, where there are boat marinas where you can go on a trip on the Oder and look at the area from a different perspective. (Original) Wyspa Piasek tak jak Ostrów Tumski jest historyczną częścią miasta. Warto tutaj przyjść, pospacerować i odpocząć. Przez wyspę biegnie Bulwar Piotra Włostowica przy którym mają miejsce przystanie łodzi którymi można udać się w wycieczkę po Odrze i spojrzeć na okolice z innej perspektywy.

(Translated by Google) Part of Piaskowa Island is Piotr Włostowic Boulevard, from where you can take a cruise on the Oder and admire Wrocław from a different perspective. You can also take a walk on your way to or from Ostrów Tumski or sit and look at the surroundings. (Original) Częścią Wyspy Piaskowej jest Bulwar Piotra Włostowica, skąd można popłynąć w rejs po Odrze i podziwiać Wrocław z innej perspektywy. Można też przejść się w drodze na lub z Ostrowa Tumskiego lub posiedzieć i popatrzeć na okolicę.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and romantic place, especially at sunset. (Original) Bonito y romántico lugar, sobre todo al atardecer.

(Translated by Google) One of many Odra islands in Wrocław - this one, however, is quite specific, as the main north-south route has run through it since the Middle Ages. To the times of Napoleon. when Bonaparte ordered the demolition of the fortifications in Wrocław - Piasek Island was directly next to the Piaskowa Gate, which was the northern entrance to the city. A characteristic building of this island is the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary on the Piasek. It is also worth walking around the other islands, as they are full of wonderful monuments. A place worth recommending. (Original) Jedna z wielu odrzańskich wysp we Wrocławiu - ta jednak jest dość specyficzna, gdyz już od średniowiecza biegł przez nią głowny trakt w kierunku północ-południe. Do czasów napoleońskich . gdy Bonaparte rozkazał wyburzenie fortyfikacji we Wrocławiu - Wyspa Piasek była bezpośrednio przy Bramie Piaskowej, która stanowiła północny wjazd do miasta. Charakterystyczną budowlą tej wyspy jest kościół Najświętszej Marii Panny na Piasku. Warto pospacerować po innych wyspach również, gdyż roi się tam od wielu wspaniałych zabytków. Miejsce godne polecenia.

(Translated by Google) One of the islands of Wrocław. A great place to relax. Beautiful views of the river and Ostrów Tumski. (Original) Jedna z wysp Wrocławia. Fajne miejsce na chwilę relaksu. Piękne widoki na rzekę i Ostrów Tumski.

(Translated by Google) The monument was built in 1919. In 2003, the monument was renovated. On the front there is an inscription: "Dies Denkmal der Erinnerung geweiht an deutsches Heldentum In grosser Zenit soll noch die späteren geschlechter Mahnen fürs Vaterland zu stehen gleich den Ahnen." On the back of the monument, the names of the fallen with their dates of death. There are swords on the sides. (Original) Pomnik zbudowany w 1919 roku. W 2003 roku pomnik został odnowiony. Z przodu jest inskrypcja: ,,Dies Denkmal der Erinnerung geweiht an deutsches Heldentum In grosser Zenit soll noch die späteren geschlechter Mahnen fürs Vaterland zu stehen gleich den Ahnen." Z tyłu pomnika nazwiska poległych z datami śmierci. Po bokach znajdują się miecze.

(Translated by Google) Translating into Polish, "This memorial monument dedicated to German heroism at its great zenith should remind future generations to defend their homeland like their ancestors." The monument should disappear. Because not Germans but Poles live here now (Original) Tłumacząc na Polski „Ten pomnik pamięci poświęcony niemieckiemu bohaterstwu w jego wielkim zenicie powinien przypominać przyszłym pokoleniom, aby tak jak ich przodkowie bronili swojej ojczyzny”. Pomnik powinien znikną. Gdyż tu teraz nie mieszkają Niemcy tylko Polacy

(Translated by Google) Monument to the inhabitants of Rędzin (Ransern) near Wrocław who died in World War I. It is worth paying attention to a large number of surnames of Slavic origin, some of them in Germanized form: 1. Materne (Materna), 2. Grzmehle (Grzmiel), 3. Michalke (Michalik or Michałek), 4. Golitz (Golicz?), 5. Miketta (Miketa), 6. Kawol, 7. Wutke (Vodka), 8. Kliesch (Kilś), 9. Zdera (Original) Pomnik poległych w I wojnie światowej mieszkańców Rędzina (Ransern) pod Wrocławiem. Warto zwrócić uwagę na sporą ilość nazwisk pochodzenia słowiańskiego, z czego część w formie zgermanizowanej : 1. Materne (Materna), 2. Grzmehle (Grzmiel), 3. Michalke (Michalik lub Michałek), 4. Golitz (Golicz?), 5. Miketta (Miketa), 6. Kawol, 7. Wutke (Wódka), 8. Kliesch (Kilś), 9. Zdera

(Translated by Google) A very interesting monument dedicated to the inhabitants of the village who died during World War I. The inscription is made in an old form of German, very interesting for people interested in this language. The monument must have been recently restored. (Original) Bardzo interesujący pomnik poświęcony mieszkańcom wsi którzy polegli w trakcie I wojny światowej. Inskrypcję wykonane w starej formie języka niemieckiego, bardzo ciekawe dla ludzi zainteresowanych tym językiem. Pomnik musiał być niedawno restaurowany.

(Translated by Google) German monument to the victims of the First World War. On the front there is an inscription "Dies Denkmal der Erinnerung geweiht an deutsches Heldentum in grosser zeit soll noch die späteren geschlechter Mahnen fürs Vaterland zu stehen gleich den Arhen." The monument not only reminds us of the war but also of the German settlement in Lower Silesia at that time. (Original) Nimiecki pomnik ofiar pierwszej wojny światowej. Z przodu inskrypcja "Dies Denkmal der Erinnerung geweiht an deutsches Heldentum in grosser zeit soll noch die späteren geschlechter Mahnen fürs Vaterland zu stehen gleich den Arhen." Pomnik nie tylko przypomina o wojnie ale także o osadnictwie niemieckim na terenach dolnego Śląska w tamtym okresie.

(Translated by Google) A well-preserved monument to the victims of WWII. A solid block of gray Strzegom granite. (Original) Dobrze zachowany pomnik ofiar 1 W Ś. Solidna bryła z szarego strzegomskiego granitu.

(Translated by Google) There is a similar monument in Łany near Wrocław, where the details of soldiers-village inhabitants who died during World War I are engraved. I think it's the same in the case of this monument. Looking at the names carved on the slabs, you can think about the senselessness of the war... (Original) Podobny pomnik jest w podwrocławskich Łanach, gdzie wyryte są dane żołnierzy-mieszkanców wsi, którzy zginęli podczas I Wojny Światowej. Myślę, że w przypadku tego monumentu jest identycznie. Patrząc na nazwiska wyryte na płytach można się zastanowić nad bezsensem wojny...

nice

A blue tram.

(Translated by Google) I wasn't there. (Original) Nie było mnie tam.

(Translated by Google) The historic city center is bustling with life until late at night. (Original) Historyczne centrum miasta, tętni życiem do późnych godzin nocnych.

(Translated by Google) A good, elegant stop in the center of Wrocław (Original) Dobry, elegancki przystanek w centrum Wrocławia

(Translated by Google) Everything is good (Original) Все гарно

(Translated by Google) They like this place (Original) Lubią to miejsce

(Translated by Google) Generally speaking, there is nothing noteworthy on the island apart from the gravel surface. This island is located between Słodowa and Piasek islands. It is worth going here if you are looking for dwarfs, there is a couple of Wrocław residents, Feniks and Maria. (Original) Ogólnie to na wyspie oprócz żwirowej nawierzchni nie ma tu nic wartego uwagi. Wyspa ta znajduje się między wyspą Słodową a Piasek. Warto się tu udać jeśli poszukujesz krasnali, znajduje się tu para wrocławskich mieszkańców, Feniks i Maria.

(Translated by Google) A great place for a walk around beautiful Wrocław. I recommend! (Original) Świetne miejsce na spacer po pięknym Wrocławiu. Polecam!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place for walks. In the evening it is filled with people and smoke from barbecues (Original) Wspaniałe miejsce do spacerów. Wieczorem zapełnia się ludźmi i dymi grillami

(Translated by Google) Great location, tasty breakfasts. Parking on site. (Original) Super lokalizacja, smaczne śniadania. Parking na miejscu.

(Translated by Google) Nice place for a walk. (Original) Fajne miejsce na spacer.

(Translated by Google) Nice, a bit disturbed by the construction (Original) Ladnie, troche zaburza budowa

(Translated by Google) Mill Island, a beautiful place. (Original) Wyspa Młyńska, miejsce piękne.

Nice view on both sides towards different parts of the city

One of my favourite bridges in the city

Great place for great people!

Just a lovely bridge... can walk through it, or cycle... wonderfull views, showing Odra river... a beach with a bar nearby(only summer time)...

The Millennium Bridge (Millennium) - a cable-stayedroad bridge (suspended) over the Odra River in Wrocław , connecting the Popowice and Osobowiceresidential estates , is a part of Wrocław's downtown bypass . It is also a part of the national road No. 5and the European route E261 . Commissioned on October 29, 2004. The designer of the bridge is Piotr Wanecki, and the lead designer Marek Jagiełło. It is an original suspended structure supported on two H-shaped pylons. technical data: total length with viaducts - 923.5 m the length of the proper part of the bridge over the river - 289 m length of the span, in this case the spans with the largest span - 153.0 m height of pylons - 50 m width - 25.12 m weight - approx. 103 Gg (103 thousand tons ) contractor - Skanska SA . Two two-lane roadways lead along the bridge and on both sides of the sidewalks and bicycle paths . The bridge cost PLN 160 million. There are no tram tracks , city buses use the bridge.

Modern bridge with perfect view

So perfect hotel. I am recommended 🤩

I visited the Sand Bridge in Wrocław and was captivated by its historic charm and striking red iron structure. The views of the Oder River, especially at sunset, were truly breathtaking. It's a peaceful spot that beautifully connects the city's past and present.

One of the iconic bridge of wroclaw. It was built in the XII secle but the odiern bridge is from the 1861. In the last period was renovated!

Sand bridge is charming and offers a pleasant stroll with a nice views of the river and surrounding area.

A nice bridge - we drove across it during a sightseeing tour of the city. Really great place with nice views!

Another bridge, not spectacular by itself, but surround by urban beauty

It's currently in reconstruction but the views from it are good. Connects the main city with the old town islands

Iron, red-painted bridge which connects the mainland with Piasek Island. Nice views of the River Oder.

A good view to the river. The bridge itself is modern and not so attractive, but views are great!

It's calm and extremely beautiful. It is a great walkway at any time of the day or night!

Beautiful view!

A grat view from the bridge towards cathedral and old town

Really pretty, panoramic view

Nice walk

Very pretty views

Just a pedestrian bridge

What a fascinating panoramic view

Super!

(Translated by Google) It is very pleasant to walk along this footbridge (Original) Bardzo przyjemnie spaceruje się tą Kładką

(Translated by Google) Footbridge over the former city moat Shortens the route between Podwale and the Three Denominations District. The footbridge is a bit worn out and needs renovation. From the footbridge we have a nice view towards Świebodzki Station and ul. Podwale. (Original) Kładka przez dawną fosę miejskaą Skraca drogę między Podwalem a Dzielnica Trzech Wyznań. Kładka trochę już się zużyła i przydałby się już remont.Z kładki mamy ładny widok w stronę dworca Świebodzkiego i ul.Podwale.

(Translated by Google) A footbridge thanks to which we can get directly from Orląt Lwowskich Square to the Old Town. This is a nice shortcut and a very nice transition. On one side, there is a fountain on the city moat. At night, the footbridge is interestingly illuminated. Very good solution. (Original) Kładka, dzięki której możemy bezpośrednio z placu Orląt Lwowskich dostać się na Stare Miasto. Jest to fajny skrót, a dodatkowo bardzo ładne przejście. Z jednej strony mamy umieszczona fontannę na fosie miejskiej. W nocy kładka jest ciekawie podświetlona. Bardzo dobre rozwiązanie.

(Translated by Google) Radio Trojka is a thing of the past, but thankfully the footbridge remains. Designed for pedestrians and cyclists, it has been helping people get from Lwów Eaglets Square to John Paul II Street for almost 15 years. All this is set amidst the beautiful surroundings of the City Moat and park. (Original) Radiowa Trojka to juz przeszlosc - ale na szczescie kladka zostala. Przeznaczona do ruchu pieszego i rowerowego, juz prawie 15 lat pomaga przedostac sie z pl. Orlat Lwowskich do Jana Pawla II. Wszystko w pieknym otoczeniu Fosy Miejskiej i parku.

most Młyński in Wroclaw Visited on 26/9/2019 This is just an ordinary bridge over the Oder River. The steel structures were built at the end of the 19th century in place of wooden bridges.

Lovely functional old bridges in this city, it looks wonderful.

(Translated by Google) A very nice bridge, or actually two bridges, which before the war were treated as one bridge. After the war, the bridges were rebuilt, and the cast iron barriers were rebuilt only in the 1990s. Currently, trams and, locally, cars run on them. Parabolic trusses make an amazing impression. (Original) Bardzo ładny most, a właściwie dwa mosty, które przed wojną traktowane były jako jeden most. Po wojnie odbudowano mosty, a żeliwne bariery dopiero w latach 90. XX wieku. Obecnie jeżdżą po nich tramwaje oraz lokalnie auta. Paraboliczne kratownice robią niesamowite wrażenie.

(Translated by Google) Mill Bridges in Wrocław - a complex of two bridges over the branches of the Northern Oder. Bridges connect Piasek Island with Mill Island and Mill Island with the right bank of the river. Before 1945, they were called Gneisenau Brücke (Original) Mosty Młyńskie we Wrocławiu – zespół dwóch mostów przerzuconych nad odnogami Odry Północnej. Mosty łączą Wyspę Piasek z Wyspą Młyńską oraz Wyspę Młyńską z prawym brzegiem rzeki. Przed rokiem 1945 nosiły wspólną nazwę Gneisenau Brücke

(Translated by Google) An atmospheric bridge near Ostrów Tumski and Bema Square. Several tram lines pass through it. (Original) Klimatyczny mostek przy Ostrowie Tumskim oraz Placu Bema. Przejeżdżają nim tramwaje kilku linii.

(Translated by Google) Another metal bridge among the many that exist in Wrocław. And here many couples in love put padlocks to lock their love. (Original) Μια ακόμη μεταλλική γέφυρα από τις πάρα πολλές που υπάρχουν στο Βρότσλαβ. Και εδώ πολλά ερωτευμένα ζευγάρια βάζουν λουκέτα για να κλειδώσουν τον έρωτα τους.

(Translated by Google) Mill Bridge – Most Młyński – A historic bridge in the city center. It is accessible to cars and pedestrians and offers beautiful views of the surrounding area. (Original) Mühlenbrücke – Most Młyński - Eine historische Brücke im Stadtzentrum. Sie ist für Autos und Fußgänger zugänglich und bietet einen schönen Blick auf die Umgebung.

A bridge along the walkway

Closed. 27/06/2023

(Translated by Google) A wooden footbridge thanks to which we can take a shortcut from Saint Anthony Street straight to Podwale. The footbridge is nothing special when it comes to its architecture. Just a simple crossing of the city moat for pedestrians and cyclists is certainly useful. (Original) Drewniana kładka, dzięki której możemy wyjść skrótem z ulicy świętego Antoniego prosto na Podwale. Kładka nie jest niczym specjalnym, jeśli chodzi o jej architekturę. Po prostu zwykła przeprawa przez fosę miejską dla pieszych i rowerzystów, na pewno jest użyteczna.

(Translated by Google) The footbridge should have been renovated a long time ago, but it is a pity that only its destruction by a branch forced such actions. What's comforting is that the new footbridge looks nice and stylish. (Original) Kladke juz dawno nalezalo wyremontowac, przykro, ze dopiero zniszczenie jej przez konar wymusilo takie dzialania. Pocieszajace natomiast, ze nowa kladka prezentuje sie ladnie i stylowo .

(Translated by Google) After renovation, the newly completed footbridge over the moat fulfills its role. This is a good place to cross for those who want to shorten the way to the Civil Registry Office or Św. Antoni. The footbridge also allows access to the Old Town Park located along the moat. (Original) Nowo oddana kładka po remoncie nad fosą spełnia swoją rolę. Jest to dobre miejsce na przeprawę dla tych co chcą sobie skrócić drogę do Urzędu Stanu Cywilnego lub ulicy Św. Antoniego. Kładka umożliwia również korzystanie z Parku Staromiejskiego znajdującego się wzdłuż fosy.

(Translated by Google) We've waited a long time and here it is. A new and stylish footbridge. (Original) Długo czekaliśmy i oto jest. Nowa i stylowa kładka.

(Translated by Google) The beautiful wooden footbridge is back after renovation. (Original) Wróciła piękna drewniana kładka po renowacji.