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Ostrów Tumski

Ostrów Tumski
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Architecturally significant historic site with remnants of early habitation including a wood church.via Google

La parte más antigua de la ciudad sigue siendo el mejor lugar para sentir la geometría de río e iglesia que moldeó Wrocław antes de que el centro moderno se expandiera.

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Gratis; mejor al anochecer.

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SeeTheWorld3 months agovia Google
I stayed on Cathedral Island while I was in Wroclaw, it was very nice. I love historic districts and this one was beautiful. The highlight was the gas lamps. It's a wonderful tradition and the gas light has a wonderful softness. It's amazing to me that there is a man that lights the lamps every evening and estinguishes them every morning.
Daniel coe3 months agovia Google
Serene place to wander amidst a busy city. Great place to run in the morning before as the city wakes up.
Yorik Yorik2 weeks agovia Google
Beautiful and romantic place to visit especially at sunset. Beautiful old buildings and churches. Go especially in the evening if you want to catch a rare sight of a man in a traditional uniform lightning all the street lights by hand.
Olga Kosteletskayaa year agovia Google
A must-visit spot full of history, charm, and peaceful beauty. Walking through its cobbled streets surrounded by stunning Gothic architecture feels like stepping back in time. The cathedral is breathtaking, and the whole area offers a perfect mix of culture and calm. A true highlight of the city
DrMido Bah8 months agovia Google
Undoubtedly, Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski) is the heart and spiritual soul of Wroclaw. Hidtirically, the current Gothic cathedral is the fifth iteration, built in the 13th–14th century that makes it the first  Gothic church in Poland. It has twin towers and the interior has breath taking instructure. blends Gothic structure with Baroque and Renaissance details added over centuries. Based on historical documents, the cathedral was heavily damaged in WWII when German forces used it as an ammunition depot. However,  its post-war reconstruction is the proof and testament of the huge work that has been done to keep it in such a stunning and amazing piece of art in Wrocław. I hope you have the chance to visit such a wonderful historical place that will dazzle your brain with knowledge and the pride of your country.
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