{"id":8269,"title":"W-Skers","image":["https:\/\/visitwroclaw.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/w-skers-1-featured-en.jpg","https:\/\/visitwroclaw.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/w-skers-1-featured-en.jpg"],"gallery":[["https:\/\/visitwroclaw.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/w-skers-1-gallery-1-en.jpg","https:\/\/visitwroclaw.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/w-skers-1-gallery-1-en-200x300.jpg"]],"address":"Rynek-Ratusz, Wroc\u0142aw","website":null,"website_btn_title":null,"description":"<p>One of three dwarf ambassadors of the &ldquo;Wroc\u0142aw Without Barriers&rdquo; campaign. The first disabled dwarf who came to the city at the invitation of the Wroc\u0142aw Disabled Persons&#39; Council.<\/p>\n<p>The dwarf, having engaged in social activities for years, full of energy and enthusiasm, was asked by people to support the &ldquo;Wroc\u0142aw without Barriers&rdquo; campaign. Without a moment&#39;s hesitation, he packed his bags and set off for the capital of Lower Silesia.<\/p>\n<p>Since taking on his duties as ambassador, he has become probably the busiest dwarf in the city; cutting ribbons, giving interviews and rushing off to City Council meetings. He always fights to make Wroc\u0142aw a disabled-friendly city.<\/p>\n<p>Most often we can meet him at the subway on \u015awidnicka Street, but don&rsquo;t be surprised if you don&rsquo;t find him there&#8230;<\/p>\n","categories":[],"lat":51.1095726,"lng":17.0320605}