Yes, it's part of the Czech "Rust belt" kind of like the Czech Detroit. Cool decaying infrastructure - the City hall has a nice view-tower. And there are some mines and other stuff to explore. It's an hour away from where you live in Poland so it won't be some major surprise but it's worth a weekend or whatever. The interrail pass gives you the freedom to travel by train through 30+ European countries, and there are different passes for different timeframes (5 days, 10 days, etc.) and different areas (all of Europe, specific countries, etc.).You can also choose between first and second-class passes. If you're planning on multiple trips between countries across a longer period, then the interrailing This one ("Mieszkania i pokoje do wynajęcia Wrocław") for example has almost 100k people in it. Also WUST has a lot of places in student housings, usually exchange students are in the same building. The buildings are in a really nice area (Biskupin) close to the WUST main campus. Vaccinated people can only meet with up to 10 people in private. I don't know yet what that means for bars, but it doesn't look good for New Years Eve. I say: postone your visit. It's not worth it currently. The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Wroclaw opened recently (in mid-2016). The hotel is part of the new Ovo building complex (occupying part of the ground floor, and the 1st and 2nd floors) situated in the city centre opposite the Galeria shopping centre. The Ovo building complex has a uniquely designed futuristic white exterior. It's worth it, but you have to look for the hidden treasures the city has offer. It's not as spectacular as the touristy part of Budapest, but Szentendre is a quiet and charming city, with a great community of modern and contemporary artists. If you are interested in this sorf of thing, I highly recommend visiting Ferenczy Museum. They have .

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