Wrocław

Sometimes dubbed the Venice of the North or the City of One Hundred Bridges, Wrocław is a charming, lovable and business-friendly city. Located on the banks of the Oder River, this capital of Lower Silesia is not just the home of stunning architecture, but also an important cultural and business centre.

What does the city have to offer?

In 2021 Wrocław wars ranked 15th best city for foreign investment worldwide, in a ranking titled “Global Cities of the Future” published by the Financial Times. It ranked higher than Warsaw, among other cities, and was only one of four Central and Eastern European cities (the others being Warsaw, Vilnius and Moscow) to make it to the top (top 25). Wrocław is also a popular tourist destination, hosting an estimated 5 million visitors annually.

What type of businesses does Wrocław attract? 

Due to the large concentration of tech companies, Wrocław has sometimes been nicknamed the Polish Silicon Valley. This is where many new business ideas are born, which is why Wrocław boasts of the largest number of start-ups per capita of all Polish cities. Major market leaders such as IBM, Nokia, Google, Dolby and Capgemini also have offices here. 

Transport links

Wrocław boasts of a very well-developed public transit system. In addition to tram and bus connections that ensure efficient access to most parts of town, there is also an advanced network of rail connections. A great complement to the city’s public transit system, trains are frequently used by the residents of Wrocław.

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