Opole is a city located on the Oder River in the southwest of Poland, and it is also the capital of the Opole Voivodeship. In the early Middle Ages, Opole was a major city in Upper Silesia and the capital of the Opole Principality. Currently, it is an important industrial city in Poland.

Opole is known for its beautiful scenery, pleasant climate, picturesque towns, tidy villages, and dense forests connected in patches, making it a city suitable for vacation. The Opole Zoo was established in 1930, covering an area of 20 hectares and serving as a natural habitat for over 240 species and about 1,000 animals, making it an ideal place for animal viewing. Museums are also must-visit places in the city, where you can explore the Parish Museum, Opole Region Museum, Opole Countryside Museum, and more. The 19th-century Opole Town Hall, the 14th-century Church of the Holy Cross, and the Art Nouveau-style bridge are also worth savoring and admiring.

The city is famous for hosting the annual National Polish Song Festival, which is the most significant festival in Opole. Polish composers and singers gather here to deliver the most melodious songs to visitors.

Opole
Reasons to visit: Important industrial city in Poland
Continent of the attraction: Europe
Country/Region: Poland
Province/State: Opole Voivodeship
City of the attraction: Opole