This is why you NEED to visit Wroclaw | Poland's BEST City (VLOG)

Discover why Wroclaw, Poland is a must-visit city in this exciting vlog! Join me as we explore the best sights and experiences that this beautiful city has to offer. From its stunning architecture and rich history, to its vibrant food and cultural scenes, you'll see why Wroclaw is considered one of Poland's best cities. Don't miss out on this travel guide to Wroclaw, and I'm sure by the end of this video you'll want to visit too!

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🌟Wroclaw Experiences & Trips🌟

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[BenRobson]

It's amazing to see so many of you loved this video and the city of Wroclaw. If any of you are planning to visit I've left some day trips / experiences you may be interested in below 😊

🌟Wroclaw Experiences & Trips🌟

[sabinawieczorek]

I was born in Wroclaw and used to live there for 27 years. Thank you for reminding me how beautiful it is!

[lovelodyx]

I lived there for 10 months, I returned last year to my country and since then I am dreaming to be back this place. One of the beautiful cities I’ve been to, I was feeling like I’m home even tho I an a foreigner.

[scrimblo]

I used to live in wroclaw past six month AND IT WAS AMAZING, I loved it so much, but I had to go back in canada, and honestly after seeing all that beauty, our cities look very dissapointing, especially the amount of highways and UNWALKBE streets, veeery sad..

[PiotrJaser]

In my opinion, Wrocław is currently the most beautiful large city in Poland.

[UTubeJunky]

Was born there but sadly haven’t been back in Poland for over 40 years now.. lot of great memories as a kid..

[Golightly]

I love Wroclaw. My son married a beautiful lady from Swidnica, and part of the family still live in Wroclaw. It was the best wedding I have ever been to, It lasted 2 days and Polish people are so sweet and hospitable. We love it there. Especially loved the Cathedral in Swidnica and the Peace Church. But then ALL the places in Wroclaw are gorgeous. Oh, and you MUST go to the night flower market.

[tugrulserhat]

8:50 I live in Wroclaw for a full academic year 2016-2017 and I walked to and from the University through that place every day. Definitely the best part of the city. Away from city traffic, no car noises, beautiful architecture and buildings and deep history. I really wanna go back and live there.

[rodrigolee]

This city looks interesting. Your drone shots are always amazing.

[Alexosthus]

Most beautiful City in Poland
Wrocław 👍💪🇵🇱

[cryptocom]

I will go and check it out, I never knew it’s so beautiful places in Poland

[thomasturski]

Two IMO important notes and additions to the content:
1. The fact that "lot of people are moved in from western Poland and Ukraine" to Wrocław resulted from the decision of the Big Three - Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin - at the conferences in Teheheran, Yalta and corrections in Potsdam (already without Roosevelt). Poles and Germans were not asked for their opinion. As a result of the Allied decision, a large part of the territory in the east was taken from Poland (with cities such as Lviv and Vilnius) and as compensation Poland got territories in the west (and the cities of Wrocław, Szczecin and Gdańsk, or more precisely what was left of them after the war)
2. The amber route was created not 600-700 years ago, but in the times of the Roman Empire, i.e. over 1000 years earlier. The fact is that the development of Wrocław in the Middle Ages resulted, among others, from the fact that in Wrocław the Amber Route crossed the Via Regia, the route leading from Spain to Kiev and further to the Silk Road.

[markuslaustsen]

I can't wait to go here in july 🇩🇰❤🇵🇱

[robertpowell]

I'm off to wroclaw next week may the 8th by myself and will definitely go to a few of these sights I've been to krakow poznan and gdansk and amazed by the beauty and how affordable the country is

[nihal]

what a beautiful city, have to visit Poland one day. Congratulations on the 1K subs btw!

[David_Dibbert]

Interesting video Ben. I stayed in Wroclaw last September right by St John's cathedral and had a view across the river from my hotel room. Such an amazing city, really underrated and not many tourists compared to other Polish city's👍

[amalyusof]

Finally, a new video! Glad to see you having fun on another adventure. Can't wait for the next video 🤓

[gavrfc]

I was there at the start of march and its defo one of the best places ive ever been to. Great people, great food and very cheap!

[jeanlucdemeulemeester]

Funnily both one of the oldest and newest Polish city. It used to be (after a Polish beginning) Bohemian, then Habsburg [1526-1740], Prussian and finally German under the name Breslau. It was for a long time German-speaking like most of Lower Silesia. Upper Silesia was always more slavic.

[chloea]

What a great video! I really love the colours and style of the buildings and they look beautiful even with the dull skies and the gnomes are such a clever idea. Congratulations on 1k Ben - well deserved 🤗🤗