Welcome Cocktail Hour
The wedding ceremony and reception will take place here on July 12.
The city center, Rynek, is the heart of Wrocław and Carissa's favorite place in possibly the world.
Translated as 'salt square' this market square now has a flower market that is open almost 24/7.
Climb the tower for beautiful views of the city.
Carissa's favorite pottery store in the city.
Check out the website for tickets for ballets, operas, and other performances.
For the history buffs-a 30 minute audio guide of a famous battle in Poland, represented on a 360 3-D painting.
Another tower with views of Rynek. Slightly easier climb than St. Elizabeth's.
In the evening, keep your eyes out for the lamplighter, who can be seen lighting the gas lamps in the neighborhood. Read the article below for more information.
Cathedral dedicated to St. John the Baptist, the oldest parts of which date back to the 10th century.
Beautiful botanical garden.
Historic building featured in many photos and paintings of Wrocław.
Surprisingly large, recently renovated zoo, with a genuinely impressive Africarium.
Almost every hour there is a water + music show. Lovely area to grab a snack and sit by the fountain. Check the website for show times.
Beautiful Japanese Garden to walk around in for an hour or two.
Sky Tower is the tallest building in Wrocław, and possibly the world (at least if you ask some of Carissa’s students). It has a large viewing deck that gives a great view of the whole city.
Large indoor/outdoor water park, fun for kids and adults. Also has a huge sauna section and a lap pool.
One of our favorite restaurants in the city, Talerzyki means 'small plates' in Polish. A Middle Eastern restaurant in 'Nasyp', a collection of fun restaurants and bars under train tracks.
Georgian food and restaurants have been on the rise in Europe for the past couple years, and this is one of our favorites. A classic dish is khachapuri, which is a bread bowl filled with some combination of cheese, eggs, potatoes, meat, or vegetables. U Gruzina is also located right next to Talerzyki, so you can peak in and see which one looks good.
Traditional basement beer hall with house made brews. Try the smalec to go with a beer (lard with bacon bits on bread).
Our favorite pizza place in Wrocław.
Our other favorite pizza place in the city.
A vegetarian Polish restaurant that's been in the center of Rynek for over 20 years. Known for their soups, but delicious all around.
Peruvian restaurant located near the historic White Stork Synagogue, they have a fun interior design and excellent pisco sours (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic).
Wrocław has a surprisingly large Korean population, and a number of good Korean barbecue restaurants have opened in the past several years. Korill is great, and also does a good hotpot.
Located in city center, this is one of our favorite Thai places in Wrocław, especially for their curries. It can be a little hard to find a seat, but Pha Tha Thai, which is right around the corner, is a good backup.
Argentinian-run restaurant specializing in empanadas, we’re pretty sure the owner personally knows ¾ of the Spanish speaking population of Wrocław
Nasyp (literally “the embankment”) is a small street that runs along an elevate rail road, with a bunch of small pubs and restaurants along it. It’s one of the best places in Wrocław to grab a beer, and many of the bars serve some sort of food as well.
Not technically Polish, but this Czech gastropub has some of the best beer in Wrocław and traditional, hearty Czech food.
Head to the top floor for a rooftop bar with views of the city.
Harry Potter themed bar with fun themed drinks.
“Graciarnia” means something like “collection of knickknacks” and the name is pretty descriptive. This cute pub/restaurant is tucked out of the way, but the outdoor patio in the back is a great place to eat or drink in the summer.
More upscale, but a good place to go to for an after dinner cocktail or if you’re looking for something a bit fancier.
The best hot chocolate in the city.
Carissa's favorite brunch restaurant in the city, can also rent kayaks.
Brunch spot in city center with excellent avocado toast, eggs benedict, and french toast.
Extraordinarily cozy coffee shop and breakfast restaurant near city center. Pretty classic/typical brunch fare.
Another chain of small shops that’s great for a quick sweet or savory snack while walking around – they have flaky Georgian pastries and outstanding cinnamon rolls.
A Wrocław institution, specializes in melts and zapiekankas (similar to a flatbread – classic Polish street/casual food)
Refined Polish dining -- a must-do when in town and an absolute favorite of ours. If you’ll only try Polish food at one place, it’s hard to go wrong with Ida.
The 7th oldest restaurant on Europe – worth going to for the history alone
Polish-inspired menu in a rustic basement setting on the scenic Cathedral island