Wroc-ek – see all Wrocław dwarfs.
This is another of the “school dwarfs”. His name Wroc-ek has a symbolic meaning, referring to the pro-ecological “Wrocław Children Teach Waste Segregation” campaign. After school, he can often be found at the containers, as he neatly puts glass, paper and other waste into them.
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Hotel Bugatti is a carefully restored, century-old Villa Rheinland - a place distinguished by an intimate atmosphere and attention..
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Centre of Culture “Zamek” (Centrum Kultury “Zamek”) is a city institution, which offers space for searching, finding and developin..
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Chinese lantern - that is how people think of the Wrocław Stadium. It is covered with elastic glass fibre material which makes it ..
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It is the biggest bridge in Poland - it is 1742m long (30m more than Solidarność Bridge in Płock) and the main pylon is 122m high ..
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EUROPCAR is one of the largest car rental companies the world over.
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Magnolia Park is the largest shopping, entertainment and recreation centre in Lower Silesia. The shopping centre offers approx. 25..
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Hotel Vega is a business hotel, located away from the hustle and bustle, but well connected to the city centre. It is a multifunct..
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The great installation of Andrzej Jarodzki at Strzegomski Square was built near the old bunker, currently Museum of Contemporary A..
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The Club Firlej is Wrocław's municipal cultural institution.
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Na Świebodzkim Stage presents mainly experimental and author spectacles. It was supposed to be a temporary stage of Polish Theatre..
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A 15th century temple was built in the place of a wooden cemetery chapel. In the first half of the next century it was taken by th..
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Neon Side Gallery functions in the place of the old Reklama enterprise, which produced neon signs. Today in Ruska 46c there are al..
