Visitor Experience Center

Where ideas become manufacturing reality

Located in Jelcz‑Laskowice, just outside Wroclaw, the Visitor Experience Center at our Poland facility offers a unique opportunity to explore our advanced manufacturing capabilities at first hand.

Planning a visit? Here’s everything you need to know before you arrive.

We created the Ensera Visitor Experience Center to give our customers and partners a deeper understanding of the quality, precision and expertise behind every medical device and pharmaceutical program entrusted to us. It is a space designed to make your time with us as enlightening, comfortable and productive as possible, with state-of-the art meeting rooms, a lounge area and outdoor terrace.

Our team will be happy to support you with logistics and recommendations tailored to your visit. Whether you’re joining for a meeting, audit, or site tour, we look forward to welcoming you to our European manufacturing hub.

Orientation

Discover Wroclaw

Most visitors to our European manufacturing facility opt to stay in central Wroclaw (pronounced Vrots-wahf), one of Poland’s most vibrant and fastest-growing cities.

It’s home to over 600,000 residents and a strong international community. With more than a dozen universities, research centers and higher education institutions, the city attracts thousands of students and experts each year, creating a dynamic atmosphere with innovation at its heart.

Known for its beautiful market square, historic architecture, and extensive network of bridges across the Oder River, Wroclaw blends rich heritage with modern energy. A unique feature of the city is its famous Wroclaw gnomes (krasnale) – small bronze statues hidden across the city, each representing local stories, professions, or humour. Spotting them has become a popular activity for visitors.

Getting here

From Wroclaw Airport (WRO)

To city center: approx. 25–30 minutes by car
To Jelcz‑Laskowice (Ensera site): approx. 45–55 minutes by car

From central Wroclaw

To Jelcz‑Laskowice (Ensera site): approx. 35–45 minutes by car

Alternative airports

In addition to flying into Wroclaw airport, it is also feasible to fly into one of the following airports:

Poznan Airport (POZ): approx. 2–2.5 hours drive
Katowice Airport (KTW): approx. 2–2.5 hours drive

Arrival on site

Health and safety policy

Your safety while on site is our top priority. Please make sure to read through our General safety rules and Privacy notice (here) prior to your arrival.

Parking

There is ample parking space for visitors on site, including EV charging, located immediately in front of the entrance to the Visitor Experience Center. Just follow the signs from the security entrance.

Dress code

While with us on site you may be visiting a variety of environments, including cleanrooms where personal protective equipment is required. We provide all specialist protective equipment for your use.

We recommend wearing comfortable, closed-toe shoes without heels for the tour itself.

City center recommendations

Where to stay

For your convenience and easy access to Wroclaw’s main facilities and attractions, we recommend staying downtown in the city center, where there are a range of accommodation options:

AC Hotel by Marriott Wroclaw – A modern and elegant hotel set in a restored historic building, located just steps from the Market Square and National Forum of Music.
Wyndham Wroclaw Old Town – A contemporary hotel in the heart of the Old Town, offering direct access to the city’s main attractions and business district.
Art Hotel Wroclaw – A boutique hotel combining historical charm with artistic interiors, located in beautifully restored townhouses near the Market Square.
Altus Palace Wroclaw – A luxury hotel set in a restored palace, blending historic architecture with modern comfort and featuring a Michelin-recommended restaurant.
The Bridge Wroclaw – MGallery – A stylish, design-focused hotel located near Ostrów Tumski, offering a quieter stay with easy access to the Old Town.
The Cyrus – A contemporary hotel offering a modern, comfortable stay within easy reach of the city center and business locations.

Where to eat

Wroclaw offers a rich and diverse dining scene. Here are a few recommended restaurants, each offering a different style and experience, but if you are seeking something in particular or have particular dietary requirements, please let your Ensera point of contact know and we will be happy to suggest something:

Akropolis – A well‑known spot for authentic Greek cuisine, offering a wide selection of traditional dishes in a relaxed setting.
La Maddalena – An elegant fine dining restaurant serving modern European cuisine with a refined atmosphere.
IDA – A contemporary restaurant focused on seasonal ingredients, creative dishes, and an excellent wine selection.
The Cork – A lively and casual venue perfect for informal dining, drinks, and a social evening in the heart of the city.
Restauracja Przystan & Marina – Located by the Oder River, this restaurant combines scenic views with a menu inspired by fish and seasonal Polish flavours.
Karczma Lwowska – A traditional restaurant offering hearty Polish and Eastern European cuisine in a warm, rustic setting.

What to see

Make time to explore a few of the city center highlights in downtown Wrocław:

Market Square (Rynek) – One of Europe’s largest and most picturesque squares.
Ostrow Tumski – The oldest part of the city, known for its cathedral and charming streets.
Centennial Hall (Hala Stulecia) – A UNESCO World Heritage Site and architectural landmark.

Keep an eye out for the famous Wroclaw gnomes hidden throughout the city – they’ve become a symbol of Wroclaw’s creativity and spirit.

Popular souvenirs include – handmade ceramic products, local sweets and chocolates and gnome-themed keepsakes. You can find them at:

The Market Square (Rynek) stalls and shops.
Wroclaw Souvenir Shops across the Old Town.
Hala Targowa (Market Hall) for local products.

If you’d like to explore further, Wroclaw’s main tourist information website has plenty more for you to discover.