Wroclaw: discover Poland's charming city
Welcome to Wroclaw, It is a small polish city which is totally underrated and has a lovely oldtown which has some nice restaurants and churches to see
Explore Wroclaw's essential sights
Dive into the heart of Wroclaw with a visit to the iconic market square. This lively hub is perfect for soaking up the city's atmosphere, admiring stunning architecture, and enjoying local street performers.
Don't forget to climb the witches' bridge for panoramic views of the city's charming rooftops and the river Odra. It's an experience you won't want to miss!
Around the city there is around 400 gnomes. All doing different things. They are hidden in the most peculiar places.
The university is worth a visit. The rooms are baroque style and its truly stunning
The Bridge of Penitents aka the Witches Bridge at the top of St. Mary Magdalene’s Church is an amazing viewpoint to see the city from high up. But be warned there are 247 steps up to the bridge.
Visit Catherine Island and visit St. John the Baptist cathedral. The church is free to enter and you pay to go up to the top of the tower.
Centennial Hall- The hall is designed to host concerts and theatre shows. However the building is impressive but during the summer it has a large water fountain with light shows. Next to the fountain there is a Japanese garden which is nice to have a stroll. but you have to pay to walk around it
Wroclaw's hidden gem: the lamplighter
Discover one of Wroclaw's most enchanting local secrets: the daily lamplighter. Every evening, this dedicated individual lights 102 gas lamps, preserving a charming tradition that transports you back in time. It’s a truly magical sight that many visitors overlook, offering a unique glimpse into the city's enduring history and character. Plan your evening stroll to witness this beautiful ritual. He starts lighting in Cathedral Island and there is a times listed online.
Polish Pierogi
Traditional Polish pierogi fillings feature savoury, earthy, or sweet ingredients, commonly featuring potatoes, cheese, minced meats, and seasonal fruits. The most popular, classic fillings include potato and cheese, wild mushroom and ground meat.
It is a filled dumpling which is often boiled of fried, from personal experience they are very filling but its a warm meal to have during the cold winters and fully recommended.
Harry potter
If you are a harry potter fan, there is a harry potter themed bar called Pub Pod Trzema Miotłami which is hidden beneath a street. It has all potter related drinks and is something different away from the usual city escape.
