Why Wrocław?
Wrocław, the city of bridges and culture
Wrocław, located on the Oder River in western Poland, is one of the country's most charming and dynamic cities. Known as the "Venice of the North," it boasts over 100 bridges connecting its picturesque islands. With a history shaped by Polish, Czech, Austrian, Prussian, and German influences, Wrocław offers a fascinating blend of architectural styles and cultural richness.
Walking through the vibrant Market Square, you’ll see colorful townhouses, the Gothic-style Old Town Hall, and lively cafés. The city is home to numerous festivals, universities, and theaters, making it a cultural hotspot in Central Europe. Whether you're admiring the dwarfs hidden around town or exploring Cathedral Island at sunset, Wrocław’s spirit is both magical and welcoming.
CAFÉS
My favorite cafés in Wrocław
Café Giselle
A charming Parisian-style café located near the Main Square, known for its relaxing atmosphere and incredible croissants.
Address:
ul. Szajnochy 11, Wrocław
What I like about it
The pastries are out of this world, and it’s a peaceful spot for reading.
Mała Czarna
A hidden gem for serious coffee lovers, Mała Czarna offers top-quality brews in a cozy, minimalist setting.
Address:
ul. Włodkowica 5, Wrocław
What I like about it
The baristas are super knowledgeable and friendly. Plus, the beans are locally roasted!
Central Café
Known for its bagels and breakfast sets, Central Café is the perfect brunch spot in the city center.
Address:
ul. Św. Antoniego 10, Wrocław
What I like about it
Great atmosphere and huge portions—ideal for a long, lazy weekend brunch.