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Territorial division of Poland has been changing over the years. The last one has been constituted in 1999. There are 16 provinces in Poland, 379 smaller districts and 2478 municipalities.

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Wrocław. Some general information about the city.

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You can visit Wroclaw on foot, by melex, old tram or one of the passenger river ships. Here are a few routes which will allow you to see the most interesting places and the gems of Wroclaw's architecture.

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Wrocław is famous for it's numerous bridges built over the Odra River. Cross a few of them or set off on a river cruise. Wrocław guarantees plenty of entertainment!

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Why do Poles love Wrocław? Not only because of its fabulous Market Square and hundreds of picturersque footbridges. Wrocław, the capital of Lower Silesia, offers plenty of amazing events such as the Guitar Festival and Brave Festival. Wrocław is t...

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Wroclaw is one of the oldest Poland's cities, fourth biggest at present. See a few of hundreds interesting points the city offers you.

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Centennial Hall in Wrocław is the most popular show hall in Poland. The building will be 100 years old in 2012. The project by Max Berg came into existance between the years 1911 and 1912. The building was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in...

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Wrocław is the capital of Lower Silesia. The city is one of the biggest and the most beautiful in Poland. It is famous for amazing Market Square, labyrinths of picturesque alleys and colorful houses in the Old Town. The most impressive structure i...

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