European Capital Of Culture 2016 Collection

The Rynek (Market Square) and the Old Town Hall. This medieval market square is one of the largest in Europe. Wroclaw, Poland

The Bear Fountain by Ernest Moritz Geyger (1902). This copy was made by polish sculptor Zamorski. Wroclaw, Poland

Window in the Old Town of Wroclaw. Poland

Town Hall (Ratusz). Detail of a wrought iron gate of the cellar in the Museum of Burgher Art (1942). Wroclaw, Poland

The Rynek (Market Square). This medieval market square is one of the largest in Europe. Wroclaw, Poland

The Ostrow Tumski district (Cathedral island) and the Oder river. Wroclaw, Poland

The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and the Church of the Holy Cross. Oder river at Ostrow Tumski. Wroclaw, Poland

The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and the Oder river at Ostrow Tumski. Wroclaw, Poland

The gothic Old Town Hall (Stary Ratusz) at the Rynek (Market Square). This medieval market square is one of the largest in Europe. Wroclaw, Poland

Ornamental facade of the House of the Seven Electors at the Rynek (Market Square), dating back to the 13th century. In 1672 it was completely remodeled. Wroclaw, Poland

The clock of the gothic Old Town Hall (Stary Ratusz) at the Rynek (Market Square). Wroclaw, Poland

Traditional houses at the Rynek (Market Square). Wroclaw, Poland

Detail of a house in the Old Town of Wroclaw. Poland

Architecture of the Ostrow Tumski district (Cathedral island). Wroclaw, Poland

Detail of a house in Ostrow Tumski. Wroclaw, Poland

The Rynek (Market Square) and the Old Town Hall (Stary Ratusz). This medieval market square is one of the largest in Europe. Wroclaw, Poland

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"Wroclaw: The European Capital of Culture 2016 - A Journey through History and Beauty" Discover the enchanting city of Wroclaw, Poland, as it proudly holds the title of European Capital of Culture in 2016. Immerse yourself in its rich heritage and breathtaking sights that will leave you awe-inspired. Begin your exploration at the heart of Wroclaw, where The Rynek (Market Square) awaits. Marvel at its grandeur as one of Europe's largest medieval market squares. Admire the intricate details of the Gothic Old Town Hall, a true masterpiece standing tall amidst this bustling square. Venture into the Ostrow Tumski district, also known as Cathedral Island, nestled along the picturesque Oder river. Feel a sense of tranquility engulf you as you stroll through this historic area adorned with magnificent churches like St. John the Baptist and Church Holy Cross. Pause for a moment by Ernest Moritz Geyger's Bear Fountain (1902), an iconic symbol representing strength and resilience. Capture a glimpse into history through a window in Wroclaw's Old Town, transporting you to another era filled with charm and elegance. Delve deeper into Wroclaw's past by visiting Ratusz -the Town Hall- where wrought iron gates lead to cellars housing treasures within the Museum of Burgher. Uncover stories from centuries ago while marveling at ornamental facades such as those found on House Seven Electors at The Rynek (Market Square). As day turns to night, witness time come alive with every tick-tock from the gothic clock adorning Stary Ratusz -the Old Town Hall-. Let its chimes guide you towards unforgettable memories etched forever in your heart. Wroclaw beckons travelers seeking cultural immersion; it invites them to experience architectural wonders alongside vibrant festivities that earned it recognition as European Capital of Culture in 2016.