Between Berlin & Budapest, and between Prague & Warsaw, Wroclaw is building a new airport, hosting Uefa Euro 2012, candidate city to European institutions, alive with 150,000 students and already hosts high-tech giants like Google. Last but not least, the old town is superb.
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Wrocław, located in the centre of the Silesian Lowland, is the capital of the Dolnoślaskie Voivodeship. It is the economical, cultural and intellectual capital of Lower Silesia, situated 160 km East of Germany and 120 km North from the Czech Republic. With a population of about 650.000 inhabitants, Wrocław is the fourth largest city in Poland. Wrocław is also a very important transportation centre. It is a crossing point of three international routes, has two big railway stations, two river ports and an international airport, which ensures connections with the whole world. The key industries of the regional economy include transport, machine electrical engineering and food industries. Medium-light industry, trade, service and education are major employment sectors. Wrocław is a city of unique beauty and interesting history. It is appreciated both by its inhabitants and visitors. The charming historical centre, parks, good restaurants, hotels, and friendly people make it a pleasant place to visit and to do business. Official language: Polish. Languages you can easily communicate in: English and German. A number of Wrocław citizens also speak Russian and French.