Wrocław, 1 hotel

Get to know Wrocław

The capital of Lower Silesia is an open and hospitable city where everyone feels wonderful. A real meeting place. It delights with its endless riverside boulevards, the islands on the Oder River and picturesque parks. It is practically made for walking or cycling tours. A trip to Wrocław is a perfect opportunity to combine the fairy-tale atmosphere of the Old Town with the attractions of a thriving cultural, scientific and business centre. You can also go on a quick trip to the nearby mountains or the Czech Republic.
 

A city of bridges, gnomes and culture

Wrocław is located on the Oder River and is commonly known as “the city of one hundred bridges”. In fact, there are even more of them! You can also see here beautiful parks and boulevards on the Oder, and as many as 12 islands. There is no neighbourhood where the locals cannot find a place to rest in the bosom of nature. In the very centre of Wrocław, you will find its oldest part, Ostrów Tumski. This atmospheric and beautiful place is extremely popular among those in love and tourists. The time goes slower and the nights are illuminated by gas lanterns, lit by a characteristic lamplighter in a black cape.

Wrocław is also a city where several hundred gnomes live. Small sculptures can be found all over the city and are an integral part of the capital of Lower Silesia. Searching for gnomes is a great fun for the whole family and a fantastic way to explore this extraordinary city. We can tell you that one of them is resting right next to our hotel.

Every year Wrocław hosts many cultural events that attract thousands of music and film fans. These include Wratislavia Cantans and Jazz on the Oder Festival as well as one-of-a-kind cinema celebration – New Horizons Festival. Wrocław is an ideal place for young people. It has its own unique atmosphere and is a magnet for tourists and participants of cultural events. In 2016, Wrocław was awarded the title of European Capital of Culture, and three years later it became a UNESCO City of Literature. No wonder – after all, this is the town of our Nobel Prize winner, Olga Tokarczuk.
 

Comfortable accommodation in Wrocław

Stay in the heart of the city and enjoy quick and convenient access to the biggest attractions. Hotel B&B Wrocław Centrum is located just a few hundred meters from the Market Square, at ul. Piotra Skargi 24-28. You can get there on foot in 10 minutes from the train or bus station. Wrocław airport is 11 kilometres away from the hotel, and transportation to the city centre is provided by public transport and taxis.
 

Worth seeing

Ostrów Tumski

The oldest part of Wrocław. Some of the most beautiful architectural monuments are located here, such as the Gothic Cathedral of John the Baptist as well as Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross and St Bartholomew.

The Market Square

The heart of Wrocław, vibrant with life day and night. In its centre you can see the Town Hall building. The market is full of excellent restaurants and fantastic clubs. It attracts those who like good food and good fun.

Four Denominations District

A part of the Old Town, with four temples of four different denominations in proximity: a Roman Catholic church, an Evangelical-Augsburg church, a synagogue and an Orthodox church. In the evenings, this part of the centre turns into a promenade full of enthusiasts of good cuisine and entertainment.

The Royal Palace with its baroque garden

The beautiful building is the seat of the Historical Museum. A real treat for history fans

Panorama of the Battle of Racławice

A giant painting by Jan Styka and Wojciech Kossak, which is a unique representation of the Battle of Racławice of 1794. Its size and presentation are incredibly impressive.

Centennial Hall

It was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2006. Its complex also includes the Four Domes Pavilion. Just outside the hall, you will see one of the largest multimedia fountains in Europe.

Wrocław Zoological Garden

The oldest and largest zoo in Poland in terms of number of animals. Here you can visit the record-breaking Africarium, which is an oceanarium dedicated to the fauna of Africa. Animal lovers will be delighted!
 

It is also interesting outside the city!

The city attractions of Wrocław should be accompanied by a set of impressions from places in its vicinity. Within reach of a short car trip there are, among others, the beautiful Giant Mountains with the popular resorts of Szklarska Poręba and Karpacz, the largest mountain fortress in Europe in the Silver Mountain, gold and uranium mines and the spectacular Bear Cave. Not enough? Nearby mountains and foothills are a paradise for amateur cyclists who use professionally prepared infrastructure. Lower Silesia is also the voivodeship with the largest number of monuments in Poland. There is always something to see!