One of the oldest Polish cities, Wroclaw ranks as one of the most liveable cities in Europe. Many of the city's historical wonders were restored after it was damaged heavily in World War II. Your first stop should be at Rynek, the city's Market Square to understand the culture of Wroclaw. An architectural landmark, the market square boasts vintage homes, an old town hall, restaurants, and pubs. Admire the city’s picturesque landscape from Witches bridge, one of the best viewpoints located in St Mary Magdalene church. If you are traveling with kids, check out Hydropolis, a water science center located in the 19th century Neo-Gothic underground water tank. Choose from over 50 different interactive features to learn about the aquatic environment.