Wroclaw Hotels
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The three-star rated Novotel Wroclaw can be found in the southern part of the city. This hotel offer...
from € 48
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The Qubus Hotel in Wroclaw is set in a busy part of the town with access to all places of interest. ...
from € 66
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95% Customer Satisfaction
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System Premium Hotel is popular with business and budget travellers. It offers professional faciliti...
from € 41
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88% Customer Satisfaction
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The three-star rated Mercure Panorama Hotel Wroclaw offers 150 delightfully decorated and comfortabl...
from € 64
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Held in Warsaw for twelve days from the end of June through the beginning of July, the festival features fourteen shows, including two world premieres and six Polish premieres.
This popular outdoor music festival is held in Krakow for one month spanning July and August.
The Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow is one of the most important and largest events of its kind in the world. For nine days in the end of June/beginning of July, Kazimierz resounds with synagogue song, klezmer music, and Hasidic, classical, and Jewish folk music. There are films, performances, presentations, and exhibitions to see and stories told by the Jews about their culture. Workshops in Hasidic dance and song, klezmology, Hebrew calligraphy, Jewish paper cutting and cooking, conducted by people from both Ashkenazi and Sephardic culture, attract numerous learners.