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The fourth largest city in Poland with a population of about 670,000, Wroclaw has been part of many countries over the years before the Potsdam Agreement in 1945 made it officially part of Poland. Over the years the city’s architecture was heavily influenced by Bohemian, Prussian and Austrian traditions leaving behind an array of magnificent buildings including a spectacular gothic church. Today the city has a buzz about it, as well as being the commercial & industrial centre for the south western region of Poland, Wroclaw is a bright spot for culture. There are many museums, galleries and theatres to visit and you will often find street artists around the Market Square area, where you can also relax in the many bars and cafes.