Wroclaw Culture
Wroclaw is quickly establishing itself as one of Poland's brightest spots for culture. Perhaps this isn't surprising when you consider that every other person you meet here is an artist (We're still not sure who's running the economy around here!). And amongst the many Gothic and Baroque churches, the beautiful parks and lovingly restored Gothic Market Square there are scores of museums, galleries, cinemas and theatres in Wroclaw to enrich your mind.
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In the Market Square itself you will almost always chance upon an impromptu concert or troops of street-performers entertaining the crowds with fire-juggling, break-dancing, or folk music - all of which is best enjoyed with a cold beer from the comfort of the square's bars and cafes. And did someone mention festivals? Well this city hosts more than it's fair share, including the international renowned Wratislavia Cantans, the Jazz on the Oder Festival and the cultural marathon that is Wroclaw Non-Stop. Whatever rocks your cultural boat you will find it here in Wroclaw, a city steeped in history with it's eyes very much on the present!
Reviews about Wroclaw Culture
Very committed staff, lots of educational projects and excellent facilities. We are truly satisfied with MYP :-)
Hi Ash, would you be in a position to recommend any other international school/s?
Shortly, The worst private school in Wroclaw, lack of professionalism. No online learning during the pandemic, complete ignorance to parents opinions and requests.
My experience is positive only. I do not understand the remarks of other people here. Comparing to other international schools I know i Poland and other countries this is one of the best my children have visited. Experienced and very reliable principal and staff. My kids are happy there and I can observe their rapid educational progress.
Hi, I'm an experienced teacher of English, who's looking for a position of a teacher in your school. Now I have legal live in Sroda. I'll be pleased greately to hear from you.
My mother and her parents lived in Breslau before the war. Was there an Alexander strasse?