2025 Wroclaw Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Name: Wroclavia Mall Address: Sucha 1, 50-086 Wrocław, Poland Opening Hours: 9am to 9pm (closed on Sundays) Direction: 2 minutes walk from Wroclaw Glowny Kind of shops Available: Supermarket, Clothing store, Cafe, restaurant and Movie theatre. Good thing about the mall: ✅ Clean and Modern ✅ Free WiFi ✅ Many shops Rating : ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #timetotravel #Wroclaw #Poland #mall #shopping

Attraction: Wroclaw Market Square Address: Rynek, 11-400 Wrocław, Poland Opening hours: 24 hours Wroclaw Market square is a lovely place that is good to visit both day and night. At night, you will see many cute children playing balloons and running around. There are various cafe and restaurants here which you can enjoy the lovely and peaceful night. There are also many street artist performing. Everyone was having nice time. #timetotravel #Poland #Wroclaw

Attraction: Wroclaw Glowny Address: Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego 105, 50-085 Wrocław, Poland Wroclaw Glowny is the main and largest train station in Wroclaw! It was built 1857, which was 165 years ago!! it carries over 58000 people everyday. It has a very lovely architecture so it is very good for photos! you can also find a few of the little Dwarfs around the station! The station is in the middle of the city and you can easily do to various attractions from here. You can take tram 18 from the old town. #timetotravel #train #Poland #Wroclaw

Attraction: Wrocław Market Hall Address: Piaskowa 17, 50-359 Wrocław, Poland Wroclaw Market Hall is a popular attraction in Wroclaw. It was built in 1905-1908. There are two floors with over 190 shops. It is not only a shopping centre, but also a tourist attraction. The opening hours are 8am to 6:30pm ( it closes at 3pm on Saturdays). You can go there by Bus 142 or tram number 10. #timetotravel #Poland #Wroclaw #market

Attraction: Centennial Hall Address: Wystawowa 1, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland The centennial Hall is a historic building in Wrocław, It was constructed in 1911–1913, when the city was part of the German Empire. This building is also a UNESCO World heritage. This is a popular place among locals to gather and have a picnic. The hall has multiple functions such as exhibitions, concerts, theatrical and opera performances and sporting events. You can go there by bus 145 or tram number 10. #timetotravel

#timetotravel Attraction: Afrykarium Address: Wróblewskiego 1-5, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland Tickets: 70PLN for adults The Afrykarium is the biggest oceanarium in Poland, dedicated solely to the African fauna. The Afrykarium was opened on October 26, 2014. It is the first oceanarium in Poland and the only one in the world devoted to the fauna and flora of Africa. You can see all the sea animals which can be find in Africa including sharks, sea turtles as well as penguins! This is a must visit for families as well as kids.

Attraction: Wroclaw Zoo Address: Wróblewskiego 1-5, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland Wroclaw Zoo is the oldest zoo in Poland and was first launched in 1865. You can find around 10,500 animals in the zoo, such as lions, giraffe, elephants and birds. You can also feed the sheeps! It is a very nice place to visit as family. You can go there by taking bus number 145 and 146, get off at Hala Stulecia station. #timetotravel #Poland #Wroclaw #zoo

Attraction: National Museum in Wrocław Address: plac Powstańców Warszawy 5, 50-153 Wrocław, Poland Direction: Take tram number 2 or 9 from city centre The National Museum in Wrocław is considered as one of the largest and most important museums in Poland. It was built in 1947. There are over 200,000 artefacts in the museum and displays its collection in six permanent exhibitions. The opening hours for the museum is 10am to 5pm and it is closed on Mondays. #timetotravel #Poland #Museum

Attraction: Peace Bridge Address: most Pokoju, Wrocław, Poland Opening hours: 24 hours Direction: Take Tram Number 2 and 9 Peace bridge was first known as Wojewódzki Bridge and it was changed to Peace bridge in 1966. This bridge was built from 1954 to 1959. It spans over 124 metres. The bridge is used both for pedestrian and vehicles. It is an important link between the Northern and Southern parts of Wrocław. The bridge is also located next to the National museum. You can enjoy the beautiful river view and walk alone the bridge for a relaxing afternoon. #timetotravel #poland #Wroclaw #bridge

Attraction: Museum of Bourgeois Art Address: Rynek 50, 50-996 Wrocław, Poland Ticket price : PLN 15 The Museum of Bourgeois presents the objects connected with Wrocław workshops and artists from the oldest times up to the present times. The Museum used to be a town hall, now serving as a Town hall. It is very iconic building and you can easily spot it from afar. The opening hours for the museum is 10am to 6pm. It is located right in the old town (Lower Silesia) #timetotravel #poland #wroclaw #museum

Attraction: Wrocław Stadium Address: al. Śląska 1, 54-118 Wrocław, Poland Wroclaw Stadium is the largest and main stadium in Wroclaw. It has the capacity of over 43000 people! It is a beautiful stadium and the atmosphere of the stadium is amazing! The sky is amazing during evening and the whole view just gets so much better You can go to the stadium easily by train or tram number 20 and 31 from city centre. Remember to arrive at least one hour earlier because it takes time to check your bags and tickets. #timetotravel #poland #Wroclaw #football

Getting There - Ryan air: Glasgow to Wrocław Attractions - The City Museum of Wroclaw (Pałac Królewski we Wrocławiu) Hotels - Hostel Wratislavia Food & Restaurants - KRASNOLÓD, Folgujemy I went to Wrocław, Poland 🇵🇱 I stayed there for 5 days for a casual city break. There were lovely dwarfs everywhere if you walk slowly so that you can find them. The ice cream, museum, and the coffee shop are also fantastic! Highly recommend the hostel I stayed.

Past the entrance to the complex, you’ll find yourself in a courtyard surrounded by a 3-story U-shaped structure. The right wing is mainly occupied by offices of various companies, though the top floor is still currently empty save for a few simple chairs. The left wing of the complex is reserved for food & beverage joints. Currently, there are only a few drink stalls available, though several others are setting up to move in. The cafes and retaurans open into another courtyard on the second floor, which is equipped with plenty of tables for you to rest at and enjoy your drink after your photo session. An adjacent staircase leads to another seating area on the third floor, which, while still open with plenty of fresh air, has a roof for when it rains. #vietnam #mytripvlog #hanoi #deliciousfood #awesomepic

How do you make a city very attractive to young children? You place several hundred dwarfs spread over the entire territory. That is how the Polish city of Wroclaw reasoned and immediately they had a new tourist attraction. The 'dwarf hype' has now grown into a real quest through the city. You can even get a map at various souvenir shops and tourist offices. Of course, the dwarves in Wroclaw owe their existence to the history of the city. By the 1980s, communism was still in power in Poland. In some cities, including Wroclaw, this was accompanied by fierce resistance. The Orange Alternative Movement was a nonviolent protest movement that stood out in a very special way. The members walked through Wroclaw dressed as dwarfs and also drew dwarfs through the streets. Of course there was nothing illegal about that. These absurd actions contributed to the fall of communism in Poland. In 2001, a first statue of a dwarf was unveiled in memory of this heroic protest. 'Papa Dwarf' has now become a real hero and has been joined by more than 400 other dwarfs. You will undoubtedly encounter a lot of them during your citytrip to the Polish city of Wroclaw. #fallingforfall #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #poland #wroclaw #dwarf #city #attraction #childrenfun #children #familytravel #familytime

Wrocław is a city on the Oder River in western Poland. If you want to have a feel of elegant town houses, gothic old town hall and cluster of Churches, Wrocław is where you should go. I have been to this City multiple times since I lived in Poland for a while but I can tell you, it’s always different each visits. The place is magical. You can just simply sit near the river and admire the pigeons around. You can also feed them with bread. They love it. The best time to go is anytime. It is simply perfect for every season. 🌸❤️

Address: Poland Wroclaw Bonga Meat Restaurant Atmosphere/Facility: Atmosphere The interior is nice, but the food tastes bland and the meat is also very different from Korea.. Key Points: The visuals and price are satisfactory, but the food tasted bad.. Address: Klecińska 2, 55-040 Bielany Wrocławskie Average price per person: KRW 30,000 Rating: 1.5 stars

a beautifull city. you can get nice picture anywhere here. the price is reasonable for hotel and food. must place you should go if traveling to Poland. the people also nice and frendly. #awesomepic

Wroclaw is the fourth largest city in Poland, about 4 hours away from the capital Warsaw. The most famous thing about Wroclaw is the dwarfs. Looking for dwarves was my main activity in Wroclaw. You can find different dwarves on the streets. Each dwarf has different movements and expressions, and some dwarfs are even the incarnations of celebrities. The Old Town of Wroclaw is much smaller than that of Warsaw and Krakow and can be visited in 2 hours. But its streets are beautiful and the houses are colorful, just like houses in a fairy tale world. Since Wroclaw is not the most famous tourist city, there are not many people and you can enjoy the city in a comfortable environment.

Wrocław is a very special city. In addition to wandering around the old town to take pictures and buy souvenirs, travelers can also look for dwarfs scattered in different corners on the road.

The highlight of Wroclaw University Museum is two baroque halls dating back to the beginnings of the institution (18th century), when it was still a Jesuit academy. One of them has been completely destroyed in WWII and then painstakingly restored; the other one can be seen more or less in its original glory. Other than that, you can see an exhibition of scientific instruments, some Greek sculptures, and the explanation of history of the institution, as well as climb a viewing tower. All attractions are in one building and buying a ticket for all of them vs. just the halls is just a 2 PLN difference (14 PLN in total), so I'd recommend seeing everything. One additional note, one of the halls is currently undergoing renovation, so the visit is limited to a balcony overlooking it, but you can still see most of the decorations inside, so it's still worth it. #wroclaw #university #museum

We took tram 9 from our hotel to get to the Botanic Garden (Ogrod botaniczny) and passed on our way the market hall at tram stop Hala Targowa. We got off the tram at pl. Bema and followed the disappearing tram for 300 m to get to the entrance of the garden in H Sienkiewicsa 23. Normal entrance fee is 15 PLN but as pensioners we paid 10 PLN. Just after paying up we turned to the right into an alley and its end round the corner we found Café Flora. We went there for a nice cup of coffee and a piece of lovely fruit tart. For the two of us it cost 36 PLN. To the side of the café we found three or four greenhouses full of green plants. To an expert on plants it would be interesting. When we visited, the garden was full of colours. The garden was smaller than we had anticipated so we had a nice walk around just short of an hour and left. Have a look at my photos to get an idea. #wroclaw #garden #botanical #park

We visited the Japanese Gardens and were very impressed. Although not large, there is plenty spaces to 'lose yourself' and relax the rush of everyday living. Beautifully designed peaceful garden to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Tranquil seating areas, stunning views, many bridges and water features to admire. In order to enjoy the stunning grounds I’d allow 45 – 60 mins, however, if you’re rushing it can be done quickly in 30. Wonderful place to get in touch with nature and view some amazing horticultural delights. Take a book and sit on one of the many rustic seats that surround the area, or marvel at the dragon flies that hover from one water lily to the next. Entrance fee is only 4 Zloty (less than £1) The gardens are easily reached from the city centre by getting a tram (Nos 2, 4 or 10). Get off at the zoo and you're there. Either before or after you've been to the gardens, go for a relaxing drink in the centennial hall restaurant which overlooks the fountains. This is also well worth doing. #japanese #garden #wroclaw

Racławice Panorama is a hidden gem of Wroclaw. The painting stands in a circular fashion. It allows viewers to feel like they would be in the centre of battle. The battle was held during the Kościuszko Uprising when Kościuszko started his leadership in Cracow and was on the way up to Warsaw. The authors, who are Jan Styka, Ludwig Boller and Wojciech Kossak, used oils on canvas to create that masterpeace. The painting is absolutely amazing, an enormous 15 by 114 meters canvas. Viewing the Panorama is full of splendour. The amount of the details is so big that even today 130 years after the creation it gives shivers when you at it. It’s made more realistic by the frontside which is prepared in the way to be spotted such as one greater whole. When you go up the stairs to panorama the first glance is breathtaking. You go there and you don’t exactly know what you are looking at. Is it a film, a 3D picture or something else? The best is that it is a painting. When you visit Wroclaw the Panorama of the Battle of Racławice is one of the places you just need to see on your own. There are only a few panoramas like that one left in the world. Place definitely worth visiting. #wroclaw #painting #raclawice #panorama

This island is called the oldest part of Wroclaw. With the river Odra around in all direction is a beauty. I was there three times for seeing things I had missed the other times. One time I was there for visiting John The Baptist church. Took a little pray there for myself and bought tickets for walk up some stairs and use elevator so I could have a lovely view over the town and Ostrow Tumski how is the polish name of the island. Some calling it the cathedral island. Another celebrated attraction on Ostrow Tumski is the Church of the Holy Cross. Well-maintained, classical-styled houses belonging to the Archdiocese of Wroclaw litter the main street, ul. Katedralna. Its a lot of beautiful buildings on the island. Some saying its the best part of the town. If You want more details then order a walking trip with a really expert on that it many guide who have a program there. #wroclaw #island #cathedral #tumski

The Market Square in Wroclaw is definitely worth a visit. It's in fact my favourite place to go to when I'm in the city. Most buildings in this area are picturesque and have some sort of an interesting background story. There are plenty of good restaurants and stores selling memorabilias. You can sightsee the Market Square by strolling along, riding a bike or an electric scooter, or going on a horse ride. There are many ways to explore this gorgeous piece of the city. However, I have to agree with the comments I've seen about the beggars - they make for one of the biggest downsides of the experience. Over the years the amount has awfully increased. Just as at the beginning you could ignore and walk past them, they've recently become more pushy than ever before. From time to time they even approach people while they're having dinner outdoors at a restaurant, so beware of this. Keep your belongings close and steer clear of sketchy individuals as much as possible - as soon as you spot one walking around with a rose in their hand, go the opposite way or any other that might have you avoid a possibly unfortunate situation. #wroclaw #rynek #square #center

This is the #zoo park of #wroclaw located in #poland and is also one of my favourite places there. There is an africarium hall which is extremely wet and hot because of the animals inside. Also there is an aquarium, terrarium and wide open space for bigger animals. The monkeys were very nice also. Don't skip this place if you go there. #happynewyear

For me Wroclaw is the most beautiful city in Poland. The only town I compare with it is Gdansk, hut Wroclaw is definitely number 1 in my hearth. The many islands that Oder river makes are amazing. The central square and the bridges around the town are so colorful and nice. #poland #wroclaw #happynewyear

#Poland #Loslav #Market The Slav Market Hall (Hala Targowa) 🕰️Business hours: 8AM-6:30PM (Sunday closed) 📍Address: Piaskowa 17, 50-359 Wrocław, Poland 💞Recommended reasons: The Leslav Market Hall is the local indoor market. The whole building has two floors. The stalls on the first floor mostly sell fresh fruits and vegetables, meat products, bread and pastries, dry goods, etc., while the second floor is more inclined to clothing, daily necessities and tourist souvenirs. However, please note that most of the stalls here trade in cash, and you can exchange currency at the door, which is very convenient. The market hall can be reached on foot from the center of the old city, which takes about 15 to 20 minutes. You can also take the tram. There is a tram stop sign at the door, and the transportation is very convenient. There are relatively few tourists here, and most of them are local people who come to buy supplies. However, the overall planning of the market is very good. If you have the opportunity to travel to Leslav, you can come here for a stroll and buy a snack to enjoy in the nearby park.