Location of the Institute of Theoretical Physics at Plac M. Borna 9, 50-204 Wrocław:
Arriving to Wrocław . . .
by plane:
The Copernicus Airport is the major airport in Wrocław. There are several flights per day from Warszaw, Poland, as well as Frankfurt and Munich, Germany. The airport is well connected to the city center.
To reach the city centre from the airport, you have two options:
- Taxi (50 zł ~ 15 €)
- Public transportation; take bus 106 (direction "Dworcowa") and get off at the "Renoma" stop; change to tram6 (direction "Kowale") and get off at the "Świdnicka (Dom Europy)" stop. Tickets may be purchased in ticket machines (biletomat) located at bus stops or onboard tram/bus using debit or credit card. Single ride ticket is 3 zł (~ 0.75 €) valid for 30 minutes.
by train:
The central train station (Wrocław dworzec główny) is located in the city center. The timetable can be found here. The train station is well connected with all parts of the city. All bus stops are located in front of the train station.
To get to the Institute of Theoretical Physics (Pl. M. Borna 9): take tram 0P (direction "Dworzec Nadodrze") and leave at the "Dmowskiego" stop; turn to the right and walk across the bridge, turn right again after the bridge and you are facing the building of the Department of Physics and Astronomy, where the Institute of Theoretical Physics is located at the 4thfloor.
by car:
Wrocław is located at the highway A4, which connects the city to Katowice/Cracow/Opole to the east and Legnica/Zgorzelec/Dresden(Germany) to the west. It is also connected to the national roads: 5 Poznań, 8 Kłodzko/Prague/Warsaw, 35 Jelenia Góra, 94 Oława/Zielona Góra.
Traveling within Wrocław
To travel within Wrocław you can use tram or bus. Tickets may be purchased in ticket machine (biletomat), located at bus stops, or onboard tram/bus, using debit or credit card.
Local public transport planning tools
- General Information
- Price List (English version has somehow no prices)
- On-line navigation tool
- Public transport route planner.
