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Things to Do in Wroclaw, the “Venice of Poland”
The Best Things to Do in Wroclaw
Wroclaw did not disappoint! The bars, the clubs, the whole vibe—it was exactly what we wanted for a stag do. Plus, the activities during the day kept things interesting. Easily one of the best weekends we’ve had as a group.— Tobias, Germany
Stag Do Wroclaw Packages
Ready-made packages fit for any budget!
BASIC
€89
AIRPORT TRANSFERS
POLISH DINNER WITH DRINK
PUB CRAWL
STANDARD
€129
AIRPORT TRANSFERS
FULL POLISH DINNER WITH DRINKS
PUB CRAWL
OLD TOWN TOUR
ALL INCLUSIVE
€249
LIMO AIRPORT TRANSFER
DAY ACTIVITY WITH TRANSFERS
FULL POLISH DINNER WITH DRINKS
VIP NIGHTCLUB TOUR
OLD TOWN TOUR
RETURN AIRPORT TRANSFER
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Polish food is hearty, rich, and shaped by centuries of tradition.It shares similarities with Czech, Slovak, and Ukrainian cuisines but has plenty of unique specialties. One of the most famous Polish dishes is Pierogi—dumplings filled with potato and cheese, meat, mushrooms, or even fruit. Other must-try dishes include Żurek (sour rye soup with sausage and egg), Gołąbki (cabbage rolls stuffed with meat and rice), and Kotlet Schabowy (breaded pork cutlet, similar to schnitzel). Polish cuisine also features a variety of noodles like Kluski and grains like Kasza (buckwheat). For something sweet, try Sernik (cheesecake) or Pączki (fluffy doughnuts filled with jam). Delicious! |
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- Eating in Wroclaw
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Polish food is hearty, rich, and shaped by centuries of tradition.
It shares similarities with Czech, Slovak, and Ukrainian cuisines but has plenty of unique specialties.
Meat plays a big role, especially pork, chicken, and beef, often paired with winter vegetables like cabbage—key in Bigos (hunter’s stew).One of the most famous Polish dishes is Pierogi—dumplings filled with potato and cheese, meat, mushrooms, or even fruit.
Other must-try dishes include Żurek (sour rye soup with sausage and egg), Gołąbki (cabbage rolls stuffed with meat and rice), and Kotlet Schabowy (breaded pork cutlet, similar to schnitzel).
Polish cuisine also features a variety of noodles like Kluski and grains like Kasza (buckwheat).
For something sweet, try Sernik (cheesecake) or Pączki (fluffy doughnuts filled with jam). Delicious!
Interesting facts about Wroclaw
- 1Wroclaw is situated on 12 islands and connected by 112 bridges. It is also referred as “Lower Silesian Venice”.
- 2The dwarf is the modern symbol of the city of Wroclaw and you can find over 300 dwarves throughout the city. Dwarf hunting is a really popular activity between tourists.
- 3Wroclaw is a vibrant student city and has a great party atmosphere. Most bars stay opened until the last customer and there is a wide range of options.
- 4The city used to be called Breslau, but the name changed to Wroclaw when it became a Polish city after World War II.
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