Old Town

Wrocław, Poland

The historic core, home to charming traditional eateries.

Places in Old Town

Spiż A microbrewery and restaurant in Wrocław's charming Old Town.
Konspira A traditional Polish restaurant with generous portions of traditional cuisine, including hearty soups, meats, and desserts, plus a wine and beer bar.
Polish Milk Bars A cornerstone of Polish food culture created during the communist era as state-subsidised eateries, still some of the cheapest and best places to eat.
Wrocław jazz clubs Jazz clubs offering excellent service, friendly staff, great cocktails, and wonderful music.

Best time to visit: May to September offers pleasant weather for exploring the Market Square and the city's many bridges and islands.
Getting around: Wrocław's Old Town and Market Square are walkable, with the city's many bridges connecting its river islands.
Currency: Polish Złoty (zł)
Language: Polish. English is widely spoken by younger locals.
Timezone: CET (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer)
Current trends: Wrocław's dining scene continues to blend authentic Polish tradition with contemporary innovation, its jazz clubs and microbreweries like Spiż reflecting a city increasingly recognised for creative energy alongside its deep historical roots.

Market Square (Rynek) — Wrocław's vibrant central square, home to traditional restaurants and historic architecture.
Ostrów Tumski (Cathedral Island) — The city's oldest part, connected by bridges and canals.