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WIZZ MAGAZINE
JUNE-JULY 2012
DESTINATIONS
Katowice/Krakow
Getting to the centre
We provide a point-to-point bus
transfer between the airport and city
centre. It’s €4 (€8 return).
A slice of the city
Gdansk hosts three
Euro 2012
group
stage matches plus a quarter-final
in June. Fans of Spain, Italy, Ireland,
and Croatia’s teams are in for a treat.
Eating out
For a taste of old-school Poland visit
Błekitny Pudel
(Bohaterów Monte
Cassino 44, Sopot), a cosy café and
restaurant serving up classics like
pierogi in an atmospheric venue.
City suggestions
If a visit to the
PGE Arena Gdansk
for Euro 2012 isn’t your cup of tea,
head to the
Baltic Sea
. See our
feature on page 100 for more.
And finally...
Music festival
Open’er
sees artists
such as Björk, Bloc Party and Justice
rock the stages from 4 to 7 July.
www.opener.pl
Words Dana Dramowicz
Gdansk
www.gdansk-life.com Złoty
Getting to the centre
The bus from the airport to
Frankfurt’s main train station costs
€13 single/€18 same-day return.
A slice of the city
Making History
at various venues
revisits current affairs events through
photographers and mixed-media artists,
Breshnew-Brandt (above) by Barbara
Klemm is at Frankfurter Kunstverein.
Ends 8 July. www.ray2012.de
Eating out
The trendy
Große Bockenheimer
Straße
is the place for national and
international treats. In June, there
is the annual
Freßgass
food festival
between Hauptwache and Alte Oper.
City suggestions
In downtown Frankfurt, off Braubach
Straße and Fahrgaße, dip in and out
of the contemporary art galleries.
And finally...
If you love design, check out
Art
to Use
(www.art-to-use.de) or
Leptien 3
(http://leptien3.de/).
Words by Ana Rego
Frankfurt
www.frankfurt.de Euro
EURO 2012 HOST CITY