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the city's 11 national universities and nearly 150,000 students, as well as numerous museums, theaters, and concert halls, have all injected a thriving artistic atmosphere into the city. at night, wroclaw's jazz festival, film festival, food festival and other activities light up the city, attracting countless young people to explore.

slodowa island, also known as malt island, is the oldest island in wroclaw and the first choice for students to have picnics every spring. on the island, the sun shines on the ancient gas lamps, and the lighting ceremony at night is full of mystery and romance. people follow the lamplighters and step by step towards the other side of their dreams.

the charm of wroclaw comes not only from history and art, but also from the city's tolerance and friendliness towards the integration of different cultures. in terms of food, pierogi, polish dumplings, carry the cultural integration of the city. the sour cream fermented dough is wrapped with dense mashed potatoes, and every bite is full of unique polish flavor.

wroclaw's modern and classical temperaments are intertwined, just like the lights of the ancient churches flickering in the sunset, and like squirrels jumping on the street corners, making people linger. this city attracts travelers with its fairy-tale charm, making people feel as if they are in a fairy tale world.

wroclaw is a fairytale city where the ancient and the modern are interwoven, integrating the sedimentation of history with the vitality of the modern. it is a city full of stories and dreams, allowing travelers to experience the diversity of culture and the vitality of art, leaving unforgettable memories.