National Forum of Music is one of the region's most renowned music venues. Put aside some time to go and see a concert or show.

You'll quickly figure out why this entertainment venue is on the sightseeing list of many tourists to Wroclaw Old Town. Once you've paid the entry fee, head inside and stick around a while. Interested to know what else there is to see and do near National Forum of Music? Pay a visit to Wroclaw Cathedral, Wroclaw Zoo and Centennial Hall.

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Wroclaw: Guided Tour & Beer Tasting (2 hours)

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Wroclaw: 2-Hour Breslau City Walk and Musical Evening

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Bike Tour of Wroclaw Old Town, Top Attractions and Nature

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Wroclaw to Polish Pottery Factory and Church of Peace

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