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You can catch flights to Wroclaw, Poland, from several UK cities, including Manchester, Glasgow and London. A majority of them fly from Manchester, some only taking about 2h 10min and others taking around 4 hours to 6h 45min. You can fly from Glasgow in roughly 2h 25min on the quicker routes, while the others take around 9-12 hours. If you want to leave from London, you can get to Wroclaw in about 4 hours on the quicker flights or in about 4h 45min on average.

To fly directly to Wroclaw from the UK, you can either leave from Manchester or Glasgow. Ryanair flies directly from Manchester Airport (MAN), taking about 2h 10min to get to Strachowice Airport (WRO), Wroclaw. You can also fly directly from Glasgow Airport (GLA) to Wroclaw Airport on Ryanair. These flights take slightly longer, at around 2h 25min. If you’re flying from London, you won’t be able to get any direct flights to Wroclaw. The quicker flights depart from Heathrow Airport (LHR) on KLM, stopping over at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) on the way to Wroclaw Strachowice. The total travel time on these flights is just about 4 hours. You can also fly on Swiss Airways, making your stop at Zurich Airport (ZRH) en route to Wroclaw. These will also get you there in about 4 hours.

As Poland is the Schengen visa area, you won’t need one to visit Wroclaw. You can stay in the country for up to 90 days in any given period of 180 days and can visit as many times as you like until you’ve reached that limit. Just bear in mind that if you visit any other Schengen region country within those 180 days, it will also count towards your limit.

The first place to go when you’re settled in Wroclaw is the Old Town, with its rows of Baroque-style houses with their hallmark gables. In this district, you’ll find plenty to explore, like Cathedral Island in the Oder River and the Market Square, one of the largest in Europe. While you’re there, you also can’t miss the Old Town Hall, built in dramatic Gothic style. The flower market of Plac Solny is a pleasure to visit, and you can see one of the tallest churches in Wroclaw, St. Elizabeth. Raclawice Panorama is also a must see; it’s a huge, cycloramic painting from 1894, to commemorate the Polish uprising against Russia 100 years before. The Royal Palace was the home of Frederick the Great in the 1740s and a succession of Prussian monarchs after that, each adding a different architectural style to the original Baroque building, from Rococo to Neo-Renaissance. Wroclaw Cathedral is another notable architectural landmark. Lastly, visit the UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall, where you'll find Wroclaw Fountain. Remember to check on momondo for good Wroclaw flight deals, to reserve more of your budget for sightseeing.

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