The Łukasiewicz – PORT Polish Center for Technology Development is a part of the Łukasiewicz Research Network, the third-largest research network in Europe, connecting over 22 institutes from across Poland.
Łukasiewicz – PORT develops new technologies for industry. The research activity of the center focuses on materials science and biotechnology. Institute employs respected and ambitious scientists. They work using the infrastructure of modern research laboratories and the help of the support team.
Łukasiewicz – PORT supports the development of Polish companies and start-ups, such as XTPL or SensDx, and at the same time is a reliable and desirable partner for international corporations such as Roche, Pfizer, Amgen, and LG.
The Pracze Campus is the headquarters of the Łukasiewicz – PORT. This complex of brick buildings, along with the adjacent area, was constructed between 1899 and 1913 based on architectural designs by notable figures such as Karl Klimm, a master of neo-Gothic brickwork, Richard Plüddemann, and Max Berg. The entire campus covers an area of 27 hectares.
Rich in culture and picturesque charm, Wroclaw draws countless visitors every year. By basing yourself at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Wroclaw, you'll be just a few minutes' walk from major attractions, shops, restaurants and other businesses, helping you make the most of your stay in this beautiful Polish city.
Convenient accommodation near the Market Square
Our Wroclaw hotel is located near the historic Market Square, at the heart of the city, as well as popular sites such as the Panorama of Raclawice and the National Museum. If you're visiting Wroclaw on business, you'll also appreciate our proximity to Dominikanski Square - plus the local airport is just 11 kilometers away. Savor freshly prepared Polish cuisine at Aquarelle Restaurant, and take advantage of convenient services such as underground car parking, a business center and a 24-hour fitness center. Numerous parks and river walks surround the hotel and provide optimal routes for walking or jogging.