Market Square

The Old Town is the epicenter of Wroclaw then the Market Square thusly is the focal center of the Old Town. This is the very heart of Wroclaw, where the life beat of the city can obviously be seen and felt. Here Wroclawians and outsiders alike accumulate to shop, feast, date, work together, or just abide away the time. For those who like the imagery could state that Wroclaw's Main Market Square encapsulates the city's motto as 'The Meeting Place'.

The Main Square, or 'Rynek' as it is brought in Polish, was laid out a route back in the fogs of time, in the Thirteenth Century, after the city was annihilated to the ground by raiding Mongols. Since each one of those years back, the Square has kept up its size and shape, despite the fact that the excellent houses that line each side were built and reproduced with each passing century and subsequently speak to each style from Gothic to Art Nouveau. In undeniable reality, inferable from the relatively add up to the decimation of the Market Square in World War II,