“Nooooo!” That is the word expected to hear when teacher announces upcoming visit to the museum in a class. Not surprisingly, we all know how difficult is to get an attention of a young mind, the curious mind that needs an extra shot of imagination to hold too, to keep the focus. Proud to admit that my city, Wrocław, managed to achieve that. Hydropolis, in the simplest explanation the museum of water, attracts thousands of visitors from every group of age, especially youngsters. The light, interactive places and modern computer projections became as a top match in the way the knowledge about the purest, simplest and most important substance on the planet Earth, WATER, can be presented.
Now as a must see attraction while visiting Wrocław, city in Poland, just can not be missed, especially by family. Easily accessible, as close to the city center (address: Na Grobli 19, Wroclaw 50-421, Poland), with a very affordable ticket prices: 18 zł (5$) concessionary ticket, 27 zł (7.5$) regular ticket, 72 zł (20$) family ticket (2+2).
By public transport: buses: 145, 146, N; trams: lines – OL, 3 ,5.
Don`t skip it!
Solo female traveller 
Great attraction that I am sorry that I missed.
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Oww, when have you been here, if I may ask? I hope you liked it. Thank you for checking this post!
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2016 I was there but I’d love to go back again next year.
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I hope you will. Please let me know if you will need any advise! I am happy to hear you came once already!
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This sounds delightful.
It reminded me both of the Children’s Touch Museum and Museum of Natural History in Philadelphia. I mentored children for a number of years, and they always enjoyed those. Key to their enjoyment was interaction w/ the exhibits.
I hope someday you will have children of your own, Anna. They are a great joy. ❤
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Thank you so much for your kind words Anna. ❤️
I completely agree, the interactive exhibits are what make places like that so magical for children. Seeing their curiosity come alive and watching them discover things for themselves is such a joy.
It sounds like the children you mentored were very lucky to have someone who cared so much about creating those experiences for them. And thank you for your sweet wishes. 💕
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