Wroclaw

Even if Warsaw is the capital, Krakow is the most visited city in Poland. It holds the relics from the Polish Golden Age of Renaissance. Historic villages, castles and churches can be admired all over the country, and contribute to an impressive cultural heritage that is a reason in itself for visiting Poland. Beyond its historical monuments, Poland also proposes to adventure lovers many activities such as skiing, sailing, mountain hiking, climbing, agro-tourism and sightseeing. Even if you stay in a city, natural attractions are never far away: the country possesses 23 national parks, with Bialowieza National Park - home to bisons - being the most famous one!

Poland

Lower Silesian Voivodeship is the most visited voivodeships in the country. The region is known for its number of castles and palaces such as Ksiaz Castle, Czocha Castle, Chojnik Castle, Grodziec castle. Sniezka is the highest peak of the region and also the more visited one. Wroclaw is the largest and main city in the region. There are a few landmarks, such as the cathedral, the Main Market Square, the old town, Saint Elisabeth’s church, the salt square. Besides the castles and Wroclaw, the region also has many highlights including Klodzko fortress, Fort Srebrna Gora, Wambierzyce, Legnickie Village.

Lower Silesia

Picturesquely located in the center of Wrocław, on the Oder River, near the market square and Ostrów Tumski, by the exit route to Poznań and Warsaw. Sytuated on the Odra River bank in a quiet part of the town, market square and university.

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Hotel HP Park Plaza Wrocław

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