Breslau (now Wroclaw) lies enroute to Langenau in Silesia only three hours from Berlin. It was nearly completely destroyed during WWII but has mostly been restored. It is a lively town with a large university and bustling art scene, streets and bars full of young people.
Rynek, the main market square with its baroque and medieval facades
The Griffin house
Inside the old university:
Aula Leopoldina
The bridge leads to Cathedral Island in the centre of town:
The double church with a lower church ....
.... and an upper church room above:
Rynek, the main market square with its baroque and medieval facades
Schweidnitzer Keller - Guten Appetit!
The Griffin house
Inside the old university:
Aula Leopoldina is being restored.
The double church with a lower church ....
a few blocks away:
a high-end version of "Gartenzwerg"?
Parking was easy. Follow the green lights ... This parking lot surprised us with a special feature: it has sensors installed above every space that switch on a red light if something occupies the space. We tested it out ... again, this seems to be a classic case of opm - spending "other-people's-money", probably from some EU infrastructure fonds.
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