Wrocław
Aula Leopodina
April 23, 2005
Wroclaw has a very German feel in the architecture and the buildings’ colors and
details, perhaps in some ways more German than most of re-built Germany.
The University, from the exterior to the doors, the ceilings and of course Aula
Leopodina is incredible. It is perhaps the first and only true Baroque buildings
I’ve truly liked and the views from the top didn't hurt either.
There's also some islands in the city with churches on them. There was one building
nearby on the river that impressed me more than the churches; it was all stucco
with wood like any stereotypical German house. It also had a great little garden
in the back.
There's a panorama in town that is huge, but the tour is long. It is, however
very impressive, despite the half hour long tour.
The town square is nice and the Town Hall incredible. The town hall is one of the
most photographed buildings in Poland and for good reason.
Both the town hall and the Aula are worth the visit to Wroclaw alone.
Cathedral in Wroclaw
Ratusz or City Hall
University in Wroclaw
University in Wroclaw
Window sills