Cheap Flights from London to Wroclaw from £12

Wroclaw is an eminent city of Western Poland, situated on the Oder River. It is the fourth largest city by population. One of the major attractions of this city is the Market Square. Here you will find the famous Gothic Old Town Hall, the Panorama of Racławice and the Centennial Hall Auditorium. Then there are botanical gardens, alpine gardens and colourful water displays for the amusement of the visitors.

Tip: The street arts provides an impressive rendition of the culture of Wroclaw, popular among tourists. When it comes to this, Polish Poster Gallery is one of the most popular places.

Details of the Flight on the Way to Wroclaw

The direct flight to Wroclaw is offered by Wizz Airways and it takes almost 2 hours to reach. Similarly, the Lot Polish Airlines offers flights from London to WrocÅ‚aw taking approximately 9½ hours to reach. Moreover, one has to change over at Warsaw Chopin Airport  with considerable wait time at London Heathrow Airport. London to Wroclaw flights are also served by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Swiss Airways.

Tip: The Wroclaw Nicolaus Copernicus Airport is about 30 minutes away from Wroclaw. You can opt for buses to reach there from the Dworcowa Street bus stop.

Residential Areas in Wroclaw

Places nearby the Market Square are an ideal choose for you stay in Wroclaw. This is because of the culture, decor, various historical and architectural works. The price range varies from mid-range to luxury.

Tip: There are stylish apartments available in Wroclaw with spa, pool and gym facilities. They are generally luxurious, but nothing can beat the ambiance of the Market Square.

Places to Visit in Wroclaw 

The Panorama of the Battle of RacÅ‚awice is a monumental cycloramic painting made in the 19th century. Depicting the legendary war, it is certainly a special work of art, one of the rare preserved relics from the 19^th century. Then there's the famous Market Square, where you will get a whole lot of fine dining options. Art is well and truly everywhere, especially if you’re a street art fan. The 'Monument of the Anonymous Passerby' is another noteworthy sculpture whereas Ostrów Tumski is the ideal place for a long romantic walk. Also, there is the Multimedia Fountain which shows simple yet colourful water displays, along with music.

Tip: One must not forget to take a walking tour across the city.

Culture of Wroclaw 

Tourist might get surprised by the fact that gnomes are present all over the city in Wroclaw. Polish pottery is another highlight. Generally, the city is reasonable, especially restaurants and cafes.

Tip: Wroclaw is still untouched on the tourist trail in Poland, giving it a natural charm. However, it is essentially considered the provincial capital and hosts several cultural events. Be sure to be on the look out while you're there to catch some breathtaking performances.

There is a cheap flight from London operated by Wizz Airways. London to Wroclaw flight booking are best done with Trip.com for discounts and deals.