NATHANS VILLA HOSTEL WROCLAW
UL. SWIDNICKA 13 50-066 WROCLAW POLAND
Nathan's Villa Hostel WroclawNathan's Villa Hostel set's a warm and friendly atmosphere. Our comfortable common rooms and fully loaded kitchen offer...
Hostels in WROCLAW, POLAND
18 hostels & budget hotels available
THE STRANGER HOSTEL WROCLAW
KOLLATAJA 16/3 WROCLAW POLAND
The Stranger Hostel WroclawHostel is located just steps away from the central train station in downtown Wroclaw. We're located on Kollataja street, a...
GOOD BYE LENIN HOSTEL EXCLUSIVE
UL. Kazimierza Wielkiego 27 Wroclaw Poland
Good Bye Lenin Hostel Exclusive WroclawDesigned for all kinds of travelers, our hostel offers more than just a bed or impersonal accommodation!...
DIZZY DAISY HOSTEL WROCLAW
Plac Grunwaldzki 63 Wroclaw Poland
Dizzy Daisy Hostel. Dizzy Daisy Hostel is located in the peaceful area near to the center of Wrocław, The Botanical Garden (founded in 1811) and...
KOLOR HOSTEL
Kuźnicza Street 56/5 WROCLAW
Kolor Hostel. Do you need a comfortable room at a good price in Wroclaw? Would you like to save money, and have more money to spend for your...
WELCOME WROCLAW HOSTEL
Mickiewicza 4 Wrocław
Welcome Wroclaw Hostel. The Hostel is located in the city centre, just across the street from the Zwierzyniecka Pier, from which you can take a boat...
BABEL HOSTEL
ul. Kołłątaja 16/3
Babel Hostel. All roads lead to Babel Hostel.The hostel is situated in the very centre of Wroclaw, opposite to the Railway Station and in the walking...
APARTHOTEL EXCLUSIVE APARTMENTS
Jagiełły Str. 3/25, 2nd floor 50-210 Wrocław, Poland
Aparthotel Exclusive Apartments. For our Guests convenience, all of our apartments are fully equipped with branded furniture, consumer electronics...
EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT OLD TOWN
Ofiar Oświęcimskich 36, 50-059 Wrocław
Exclusive Apartment Old Town. Welcome to our Exclusive Apartment Old Town in Wroclaw, all our apartments are located in Old Town every apartment has...
EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT CZYSTA
Czysta 2, 50-013 Wrocław
Exclusive Apartment Czysta. Welcome to our Exclusive Apartment in Wroclaw located on Czysta Street., next to Renoma shopping centre, 2 minutes on...
EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT KRASINSKIEGO
Zygmunta Krasińskiego 15A, 50-450 Wrocław
Exclusive Apartment Krasinskiego. Welcome to our Exclusive Apartment Krasinskiego in Wroclaw, your home away from home in Wroclaw and the perfect...
HOTEL SLASK
st. Oporowska 60
Hotel Slask. Welcome to Hotel Slask we offer accommodation with unique atmosphere, for guests looking a good, comfortable accommodation at affordable...
Moon Hostel
Krupnicza 6-8 St.
Moon Hostel. Welcome to Moon Hostel! We have great pleasure in offering you lodging in our newly opened hostel in the very heart of Wroclaw (200...
Tu i Teraz Hostel
Kazimierza Wielkiego 15
Tu i Teraz Hostel Wroclaw. Wroclaw in Poland is an amazing city enjoy all the sights and places to go on a budget and stay at Tu i Teraz...
Moderion Apartments
Rynek 2/1 Wroclaw Poland 50 101
Moderion Apartments Wroclaw. We offer accommodations in apartment's right in the center of the city. The Moderion apartments are in the Market...
The One Hostel
Rynek 30, Wroclaw, Poland 50-102
The One Hostel Wroclaw. The One Hostel is the most modern hostel in Wroclaw Poland.It is situated in the very heart of the city in an historic and...
Mleczarnia Hostel
Włodkowica 5 St. 50-072 Wrocław Poland
Mleczarnia Hostel Wroclaw. We offer accommodation that is Elegant and Inexpensive, Classic old fashion rooms with wooden beds, hand made table...
Boogie Hostel Wroclaw
Ruska Street 34 Wroclaw Poland 50-079
Boogie Hostel Wroclaw.There is no need to spend too much on a place to stay in Wroclaw, we offer some of the best value hostel accommodation right in...
About WROCLAW
Wroclaw – The Vivacious South-Western City of Poland
Wroclaw, the lower Silesian city, is located on River Oder. It has been a part of Poland, Austria, Bohemia, Germany and Prussia in past times. On account of its location near the River Oder, Wroclaw comprises of more than two hundred bridges and 12 islands and is also called as “Poland’s Venice”. These factors are the major reasons behind Wroclaw being considered one of Poland’s most popular tourist destinations.
History
Wroclaw’s history goes back to the 10th century when it was called as Vratislavia and was limited to the Cathedral Island. It suffered major blows from the Mongols in 1241. The rebuilding was accompanied by growing German settlements and increasing influence of church. During this time, Wroclaw was called as Breslau. Napoleon invaded it in the year 1806 and following which it was controlled by the Prussians once Napoleon withdrew in 1811. It suffered more than 68% destruction during World War II. It was handed back to Poland as per the 1945 Potsdam treaty.
Popular Places and Attractions
Wroclaw is home to a number of rivers, bridges, canals and monuments such as Town Hall and Market Place. The construction of Town Hall was done in the twelfth century and it has now being converted into Wroclaw’s Historical Museum. The Market Place is very popular amongst visitors for its shows and functions.
The Japanese garden located in the Szczytnicki Park is also a popular attraction. It was established in early 10th century and is differentiated by its peculiar Japanese style of construction.
Some other popular places include the University of Wroclaw which is considered to be one of Europe’s most valuable monuments, the Hala Stulecia or “Centennial Hall” which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, St. Elisabeth’s church, Wroclaw palace, Grunwald Square, Leopoldin’s Hall, the Cathedral island and Raclawice Panorama where many special effects and devices are employed for recreating the Battle of Raclawice.
Getting Around
Most of the Old Town’s major monuments are located near to each other. Hence, a walking tour is preferable for them. For farther distances, public transport such as buses, trams and taxis would be more convenient. The best guide is to have some small notes handy for paying your fares. One can also hire private cars and bikes in Wroclaw.
Places for Entertainment
Wroclaw offers a wide range of entertainment especially through its night clubs, discos and pubs around the Market Place, musical events and restaurants. The Organ Summer, Summer Opera and Wieczory Tumskie are popular musical events.
Accommodation
Wroclaw is a popular business and cultural centre of Poland. Hence, it has a thriving hotel industry, ranging from Luxury to budget hotels, that tourists can benefit from. Other option would be to opt for youth hostels, motels, bed & breakfast, guesthouse as well as luxury apartments.
Currency
Zloty is the official Polish currency. Hence, if you were to visit Wroclaw you would have to convert all your currencies, including the Euros, and traveller’s cheques into the Zloty. Check the internet and news for the latest exchange rates.
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Wroclaw, the lower Silesian city, is located on River Oder. It has been a part of Poland, Austria, Bohemia, Germany and Prussia in past times. On account of its location near the River Oder, Wroclaw comprises of more than two hundred bridges and 12 islands and is also called as “Poland’s Venice”. These factors are the major reasons behind Wroclaw being considered one of Poland’s most popular tourist destinations.
History
Wroclaw’s history goes back to the 10th century when it was called as Vratislavia and was limited to the Cathedral Island. It suffered major blows from the Mongols in 1241. The rebuilding was accompanied by growing German settlements and increasing influence of church. During this time, Wroclaw was called as Breslau. Napoleon invaded it in the year 1806 and following which it was controlled by the Prussians once Napoleon withdrew in 1811. It suffered more than 68% destruction during World War II. It was handed back to Poland as per the 1945 Potsdam treaty.
Popular Places and Attractions
Wroclaw is home to a number of rivers, bridges, canals and monuments such as Town Hall and Market Place. The construction of Town Hall was done in the twelfth century and it has now being converted into Wroclaw’s Historical Museum. The Market Place is very popular amongst visitors for its shows and functions.
The Japanese garden located in the Szczytnicki Park is also a popular attraction. It was established in early 10th century and is differentiated by its peculiar Japanese style of construction.
Some other popular places include the University of Wroclaw which is considered to be one of Europe’s most valuable monuments, the Hala Stulecia or “Centennial Hall” which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, St. Elisabeth’s church, Wroclaw palace, Grunwald Square, Leopoldin’s Hall, the Cathedral island and Raclawice Panorama where many special effects and devices are employed for recreating the Battle of Raclawice.
Getting Around
Most of the Old Town’s major monuments are located near to each other. Hence, a walking tour is preferable for them. For farther distances, public transport such as buses, trams and taxis would be more convenient. The best guide is to have some small notes handy for paying your fares. One can also hire private cars and bikes in Wroclaw.
Places for Entertainment
Wroclaw offers a wide range of entertainment especially through its night clubs, discos and pubs around the Market Place, musical events and restaurants. The Organ Summer, Summer Opera and Wieczory Tumskie are popular musical events.
Accommodation
Wroclaw is a popular business and cultural centre of Poland. Hence, it has a thriving hotel industry, ranging from Luxury to budget hotels, that tourists can benefit from. Other option would be to opt for youth hostels, motels, bed & breakfast, guesthouse as well as luxury apartments.
Currency
Zloty is the official Polish currency. Hence, if you were to visit Wroclaw you would have to convert all your currencies, including the Euros, and traveller’s cheques into the Zloty. Check the internet and news for the latest exchange rates.
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