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3. Wroclaw, Poland<\/h2>\n

www.wroclaw.pl<\/a><\/p>\n

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Wroclaw is the biggest city in the West of Poland<\/strong>, located in the middle of Europe, on Oder River. During the time, it was part of the Polish Kingdom, Bohemia, the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Germany. In 2011, the city was inhabited by over 600.000 people<\/strong>. This place seems to be a city since the 1100s as it was written in several documents. Because it was conquered so many times, it has several architectural influences. You can visit here Ostrow Tumski<\/a>, the oldest place of the city which was formerly an island where you could only find the Cathedral of the city, which was built in the 10th century.<\/p>\n

Three hundred years later, here appeared the Rynek Square<\/em>, where you can find the City Hall today. Another impressive building is Saint Elisabeth Church, with its 91,46 meters tall towe<\/strong>r. From this tower you can admire the whole city. Also here is situated the biggest contemporary art collection in Poland, at the National Art Museum. You can also enjoy great food<\/strong>, a lot of beer in the city or you can take a ride by boat on Oder River<\/a>. Interesting, true?<\/p>\n