Wroclaw is laying in the south-west of the country. Wroclaw (sometimes called the Venice of the North) is a vibrant cultural & academic center, scenically located on the River Odra with more than 100 various bridges and crossings, 12 islands, miles of boulevards and promenades along the river.

Carlsberg FanCamp for Euro 2012

Carlsberg FanCamp are four unique towns for football fans, located in Warsaw, Wroclaw, Gdansk/Sopot and Poznan, prepared for the arrival of fans from all over the Europe and Poland.

Polish Pass - Card for travelers and fans visiting Poland in 2012

Polish Pass is a special offer enables every tourists and football fans discovering Poland in 2012 - ticket holders or not- to buy the unique product made especially to serve the travel in 2012

For the first time the UEFA European Soccer Cup takes place in two countries of Central and Eastern Europe: Poland and Ukraine. In Poland the group matches will be played in four cities: Gdansk, Poznan, Warsaw (the capital), and Wroclaw. In Ukraine, the host cities are: Kharkov, Donetsk, Lviv and Kiev (the capital of the country), which will also host the final match on July 1.

Warszawa (Warsaw) - the capital of Poland, situated in the heart of Poland, is a business centre and a cosmopolitan city with a picturesque old town, full of restaurants & cafes, royal parks & beautiful palaces. Warsaw also will also be hosting the largest number of matches during the UEFA European Soccer Cup - Euro 2012.

An overwhelming 13 of the 16 teams qualified for Euro 2012 have opted for base camps in Poland.

Euro 2012 kicks off on June 8 in Warsaw, and ends on July 1 with the final in Kiev.

As all football fans know, the tournament finals of the UEFA European Football Championships in 2012 will be held in Poland and Ukraine between 8th June and 1st July 2012. It is time to start planning your trip, as there is a lot to see in Poland if you are not enjoying the matches.