Located on the Oder River in western Poland, Wroclaw is the fourth largest Polish city and the main center of industry, commerce and education in the region. This city is famous for its elegant, brightly colored buildings, splendid old gothic squares, beautiful astronomical clocks, and dwarves scattered in its streets. It also contains a giant dome and a very tall tower, which makes it the focus of the attention of many tourists and visitors; Especially those who are interested in distinctive architecture. This is in addition to museums, art and historical galleries, theaters that host major shows and festivals, local and international restaurants, modern commercial complexes, and advanced entertainment centers. As well as its charming nature, which combines vast green spaces, picturesque waterfalls, and wonderful river banks. Wroclaw, the oldest city in Poland, is full of historical and archaeological treasures, which attract visitors from different regions around the world.