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Charity car rally Budapest – Bamako with support from WROt
The Wrocław Tourism Organisation supported the charity car rally Budapest – Bamako. The Wrocław ambulance took the Wrocław dwarves on board and set off into the world! Report by Mr.
Wrocław at tourism fairs in the Netherlands and Spain
The beginning of the year in terms of promoting Wrocław at international tourism fairs promises to be extremely intensive!
Touroperators from Germany and Austria have visited Wrocław
The last study your in 2022 took place on December 11-13th. Our guests were touroperators from Germany and Austria. The visit in Wrocław was part of a trip around Lower Silesia region.
Blogers from Love Travelling in Wrocław
Wrocław Tourism Organisation had an opportunity to organise visit of ‘Love Travelling’ blogers from Great Britain in Wrocław. Marion and Simon spent 5 days in Wrocław from December 6th to 10th.
Group of journalists and bloggers from Japan in Wrocław
From November 29 to December 1, the Wrocław Tourism Organisation had the honor of hosting a group of journalists and bloggers from Japan in Wrocław.
Wrocław and Lower Silesia through the eyes of ALL INCLUSIVE
The latest issue of All Inclusive magazine features an extensive article describing the possibilities of both the region and its capital, Wrocław, and is an excellent answer to the question – h...
Works by Magdalena Abakanowicz at the Tate Modern in London
Magdalena Abakanowicz is an outstanding artist who is recognized not only domestically, but also internationally, which is best proven by the realization of an exhibition at London’s Tate Modern...
A city made of gingerbread in the Kolejkowo
From November 23 you can see in Wrocław Kolejkowo the unique and largest in the world model of a city made of gingerbread! Are you curious about the recipe for a gingerbread city?
The campaign of the Polish Tourist Organization “Poland without barriers” addressed to people with disabilities has been launched.
What do Tarczyński Arena Wrocław, Morskie Oko, the market hall in Poznań, the European Solidarity Center in Gdańsk or the Art Gallery in the Silesian Museum in Katowice have in common?
