Came up to the island late afternoon/early evening, had a nice peaceful stroll around (not many groups there then), historic buildings which have plaques explaining their use etc and pictures of the area at the end of the war showing the devastation caused by the...More

This area is far less busy than the market square area, so it's generally peaceful as you visit the various churches and cathedral. You can wander without a map, as the tall buildings are an easy reference point, and the trams stop locally.

Do take the little taxi rides .. the guides are so knowledgeable and friendly ,, I found out so much on this trip about polish history .

A must see, walking distance from main old square - oldest part of the city located on the island with medieval churches with fine arts.

Wroclaw is interesting to me because it was founded by the Bohemian prince Vratislav - the father of St.Vaclav. Interestingly, the historical part of the town was mainly on the island of Tumskirchen.

I was part of a guided tour and tried to understand the complex history. Cathedral island is specially good, and has a history from medieval times to World Wars and modern times. special information about why there are two churches with in a same building,...More

Visited her as apart of the walking tour. There are several churches/cathedrals next to the river. There is also the famous Tumski bridge which has thousands of padlocks attached to it. Definitely part of Wroclaw you just see.