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Pergola et Fontaine Multimédia de la Halle du Centenaire (Wrocławska Fontanna) walks
The Centenary Hall and Szczytnicki Park in Wrocław
Visorando Member
2.44 mi
+43 ft
-46 ft
1h 10
Easy
Departure from Poland
To the east of Wrocław, the Centennial Hall displays its immense concrete dome, a masterpiece listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This circular walk takes you around the entire site and the surrounding Szczytnicki Park. You’ll walk past the base of the great hall and the slender spire of the Iglica, reach a remarkable log church nestled amongst the trees, then stroll along the banks of the ponds and canals in the landscaped park. You’ll walk alongside the Four Domes Pavilion, passing under the vine-covered pergola whilst admiring the jets of the Multimedia Fountain, opposite the market hall.
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A stroll through Wrocław, from the Rynek to Ostrów Tumski and other treasures
7.70 mi
+36 ft
-62 ft
3h 35
Moderate
Departure from Poland
A metropolis in Lower Silesia nestled amongst the many branches of the Odra, Wrocław ranks among Poland’s most beautiful cities, with its bridges, islands and hundreds of bronze dwarves hidden on street corners. This stroll takes you from one end of the city to the other, taking in its most iconic sights. You’ll set off in search of the little musician dwarves, cross the vast Rynek lined with colourful patrician houses, stroll along the banks of the Odra opposite the cathedral’s spires, then head for Cathedral Island and its cobbled alleyways. The walk then heads towards the regenerated Nadodrze district and its painted courtyards, crossing a string of islands and bridges as it follows the river, before ending in front of a striking locomotive towering skywards. A wonderful way to discover Wrocław on foot, combining medieval heritage and urban art.