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- Wroclaw is also known for hosting a variety of great events and festivals. In 2016, Wroclaw was recognized as the European Capital of Culture.
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European Capital of Culture. Wrocław was the European Capital of Culture in 2016. Wrocław shared the nomination with Spain City San Sebastián. Wrocław was also named a UNESCO City of Literature in 2019. Festivals in Wrocław. Festivals in Wroclaw are a great way to experience the culture of this historic city.
As the European Capital of Culture, both during the preparations and throughout 2016, Wrocław has been telling its remarkable and tragic story – unique in comparison to other European cities – and encouraging its residents to reflect on the city’s and their own identity. The destruction of the multicultural city during and after World War […]
Jan 14, 2016 · And this year, Wrocław is not just a Capital of Culture: UNESCO has also named the city the World Book Capital for 2016. To mark the occasion, the Pan Tadeusz museum is scheduled to open in...
On June 21st Wrocław, the capital of Lower Silesia in southern Poland, was chosen as European Capital of Culture 2016 by a panel of Polish and European Union experts. #architecture #cuisine
Barbara is the information centre about the European Capital of Culture, but mainly it is a meeting place of the citizens of Wrocł.. Neon Side Gallery Today in Ruska 46c there are al..
Feb 2, 2017 · 1. Centrum Historii Zajezdnia (The Depot History Centre) Opened in September 2016, this is the new cultural centre, slash museum, slash gallery, slash historical archive in town. Located in an old tram depot on Grabiszyńska street, its main focus is the postwar history of Wroclaw and Lower Silesia.
ing role of culture. What is worth emphasizing, this assumption is also included in the idea of the European Capital of Culture (as a political project of the European Union); it was also reflected in the document defining the concept of the ECoC project in Wrocław: Wrocław’s Application for the Title of the European Capital of Culture 2016.
