Flights to Wroclaw (WRO)

Wroclaw is a university city in Poland and serves as the capital of Lower Silesia. Many travelers fly to Wroclaw to attend the universities in the area or for a holiday getaway. Wroclaw's history is quite complex, attracting many history fans. Since eight different empires and kingdoms have controlled the city, each empire shaped the history and culture of the region. For instance, the Habsburg Monarchy introduced Baroque architecture and cultural institutions. Despite the destruction, the remains were rebuilt during the Second World War, preserving the area's history.

You can find indirect and direct flights to Wroclaw through KLM Royal Dutch Airline. When you fly to Wroclaw, you land at Wroclaw Copernicus Airport, located in the southwest part of the town. You can catch a taxi from the airport to the city center, which is 10 kilometers away.

Practical information about Wroclaw

Wroclaw has an extensive, straightforward public transport system with 23 tram and 120 bus lines. You need the buses and trams to explore attractions outside the city center. The main station for buses and trams is PI. Dominikanski and PI. Jana Pawla II. The buses and trams run throughout the day and night to various locations. Taxis are available at the airport to take you to the city center. You can also hail a cab anywhere around the city, especially near buses and tram stations. The taxis are relatively affordable but attract a premium night tariff. While you can get a car rental in Wroclaw, you require an international driver's license. Wriclow is also renowned for city bikes and scooters for covering short distances around town.

Best time to travel to Wroclaw

Wroclaw is an underrated destination with a colorful market square and exciting sites to explore, no matter what time of year you visit. The warmest month is August with temperatures around 23°C. It’s also the month with the longest days, so you can get plenty out of the daylight hours. The coldest month is January, with temperatures dropping to as low as –8°C.

Even in the wettest month of the year (May), you can experience the beauty of Polish cities characterized by a maze of cobblestoned alleys, large market squares, and colorful buildings. On your trip to Wroclaw, ensure you explore the miniature dwarf statues spread across the city. If you want to see the artsy side of Wroclaw, visit the city's contemporary art museums, craft beer pubs, and vintage shops. The lively art scene is perfect for art students looking for inspiration.

Top sights and attractions in Wroclaw

• Old Town: Grab your tickets to Wroclaw and experience history. Ensure you stop by the Old Town to explore the region's history. While the city was almost flattened in the siege of Breslau, the skyline of church spires and Baroque provide an incredible view. The highlights of the old town are Market Square and Cathedral Island.
• Rynek Market Square: Wroclaw's market square covers 3.8 hectares and has retained the layout from the 13th century. The architecture was restored after the Second World War, and the rows of colorful tenements frame the square.