The final day of our lovely visit to Wrocław had come around all too soon but with our flight home not scheduled until the evening, we had almost a full day to continue enjoying this wonderful city. After setting ourselves up for the day with a hearty buffet breakfast at the Ibis Styles Wrocław Centrum …
Continue reading Day 5. Exploring Hydropolis and the Panorama Rotunda, Wroclaw
Our day started with a walk around the city's medieval main square (Rynek). We'd already been enchanted by its beauty during our evening visits to the city's festive Christmas market and now it was time to admire it in daylight. This square was laid out by the city planners in 1241 and it remains one …
Continue reading Day 4. In search of Wrocław’s gnomes
Our morning began with a 20 minute tram ride from outside the main railway station (Wrocław Glówny) to the National Museum, (Trams 5 and 11). The museum is home to one of the largest art collections in the country. It's better value to purchase a combined ticket with the Radowice Panorama, 25zl (£4.74) which is valid …
Continue reading Day 3. Wrocław’s National Museum and Exhibition Grounds
After a good night's sleep in our comfortable bed at the Ibis Styles Wroclaw Centrum, we enjoyed a relaxing breakfast in the hotel's restaurant. Continuing with the Alice in Wonderland theme, upturned wooden tables hang from the ceiling and furnishings include a checkerboard floor and playing card motifs on the walls. We discovered a plentiful …
Continue reading Day 2. Exploring Wrocław’s Museums
Poland has become one of my most visited countries, I enjoy spending time there so much. After selecting Poznan for a festive break last year, this time we decided to head to Poland's fourth largest city Wrocław. It's located on the Oder River in the Lower Silesian region of the south west of the country. …
Continue reading Day 1. Wrocław, Poland – a city break
There were more foodie treats in store for us to experience during our Hamburg city break with a morning visit to Chocoversum, the city's chocolate museum. It's located in the Kontorhaus district with the nearest U-Bahn station being Meßberg on the U1 Line. We joined one of their 90 minute chocolate tours which are offered …
Continue reading Day 3. Visiting Chocoversum and Miniatur Wunderland, Hamburg
After a good night's sleep in my lovely room at the Scandic Hamburg Emporio I enjoyed breakfast along the corridor in the hotel's 'Living Room' which is for the exclusive use of guests staying on the upper two floors of the hotel. Here I enjoyed a selection of cold cuts of meat, mackerel and smoked salmon …
Continue reading Day 2. A culinary tour of Hamburg
With three days to explore a world of culinary delights and top sightseeing spots in Hamburg I couldn't wait to get off the plane! I'd travelled with KLM from Leeds/Bradford connecting via Amsterdam and with direct flights available from both London and Manchester, the city is easy to reach for a short break from all …
Continue reading Day 1. A culinary tour of Hamburg
Hotel Review Location: Nuremberg is situated in Bavaria, southern Germany and is a delightful place to enjoy a city break with its impressive old town, Imperial castle and wealth of museums. The Leonardo Royal Hotel is a newly opened hotel (2021) located in the city centre just a few steps from the railway station. As …
Continue reading Leonardo Royal Hotel, Nuremberg
We started off the final day of our weekend in Gdansk with a short tram ride to the European Solidarity Centre which was constructed alongside the historic shipyards. It is free to enter the building but tickets are required for the permanent exhibition 30zl (£5.55). The exhibition begins with the widespread strikes of August 1980 following …
Continue reading Day 4. Gdansk Shipyards and Amber Museum
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