Rent a holiday apartment in Breslau

If you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Breslau, you can tailor your accommodation search to the city's specific highlights. The city's visitor attractions combine historical sights with modern infrastructure, museums, theatres, art galleries and cultural events.

City between the Oder and waterways

For a first overview, the destination's basic geographical features are what count. Breslau lies on the banks of the Oder (Odra) in the Silesian Lowland.

The city's waterways are also part of its immediate description: Breslau has numerous waterways, 12 islands and more than 100 bridges and pedestrian bridges.

Historic Breslau

Breslau's landmarks include Cathedral Island with Wrocław Cathedral, the Town Hall, the Rynek and the Centennial Hall; these four places are also among the city's important historic areas and sights.

Ostrów Tumski is considered Breslau's oldest district and includes historic churches, a botanical garden and the Gothic Cathedral of St John the Baptist. If this specific feature is important to you, decide whether Breslau belongs on your destination list before looking for accommodation there.

Choose your experiences

For another focus of your trip, it is worth taking a closer look at wildlife and the inner-city location. Wrocław Zoo covers 32 hectares in the heart of the city and is home to endangered animal species. If this specific feature is important to you, decide whether Breslau belongs on your destination list before looking for accommodation there.

Getting there

There is clear information for arriving by plane: Breslau is served by Wrocław–Nicolas Copernicus Airport.

More pages to help you choose

For a broader overview, you can view and compare the page Wroclaw, as well as Breslau - Historic City of Silesia and City Trips to Poland - Krakow, Breslau, Warsaw, Gdańsk.

Other destination pages to help you choose include Żerniki Wrocławskie, Święta Katarzyna, Skałka, Mietków, Samotwór and Brzezia Łąka.

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