Wroclaw Trophy

Wroclaw (664,000 inhabitants) is situated in the south-west of Poland, near the German and Czech borders. In 2016, the city was the European Capital of Culture and attracted many visitors who came to enjoy the picturesque market square in the old town, the city hall and the splendid fountains in the park and the gardens on the banks of the Oder. An unsuspecting tourist might have no idea of Wroclaw’s turbulent history, with the city changing hands between Poland, Prussia, Germany and Hungary in former times. And why would they? There’s so much to enjoy in the lively streets of the beautiful centre, including the countless shops and cafes of the wonderful market square.

Wrocław Aquapark:
Wrocław’s Aquapark is a multi-functional sports and leisure centre with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, water slides and bubblebaths, a spa centre and a gym. The Aquapark also has a range of restaurants, cafes and a bistro.

Wroclaw Football Stadium:
The wonderful Wroclaw football stadium, with a capacity of 44,300, was specially built for the 2012 European Championships. 3 matches were played there. If you wish to take a look at this stadium, you can let the tournament organisation team know - they'll then organise a tour for you.