Wrocław 4 days

Wander through the picturesque Market Square (Rynek), one of the largest medieval market squares in Europe. Admire the colorful Baroque and Gothic architecture, including the Old Town Hall and the historic Merchants' Houses.

• Look for the bronze dwarf statues scattered throughout the Old Town; finding them is a popular activity.

Experience a unique dining atmosphere themed around the Solidarity movement and Polish history. Enjoy traditional Polish cuisine in a setting filled with memorabilia and a patriotic ambiance.

Visit the stunning Gothic cathedral on Ostrów Tumski (Cathedral Island), one of the oldest parts of Wrocław. Climb the tower for panoramic views of the city and the Oder River.

• The tower climb has an elevator option for those who prefer not to take the stairs.

Descend into one of Europe's oldest restaurants, a historic cellar bar located beneath the Old Town Hall. Enjoy a local beer and soak in the centuries of history.

Explore the diverse collections of Polish art, from medieval times to contemporary works, housed in a grand neoclassical building. Don't miss the 'Silesian Art 1800-1945' gallery.

A modern restaurant offering creative Polish cuisine with an emphasis on fresh, seasonal ingredients. Enjoy lunch in a stylish setting near the city center.

Visit the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Centennial Hall, a groundbreaking example of modernist architecture. Nearby, the Multimedia Fountain offers spectacular water and light shows (check schedule).

• Check the schedule for the Multimedia Fountain shows, which are particularly impressive in the evening.

A popular spot for craft beer and lively atmosphere, known for its extensive selection of local and international brews. It's a great place to mingle with locals.

Explore the historic heart of Wrocław, a tranquil island filled with churches, seminaries, and charming old buildings. It's a peaceful escape with beautiful architecture and gas lamps that are still lit by hand each evening.

• Visit at dusk to witness the lamp lighter at work.

Located in a charming historic building on Cathedral Island, this restaurant offers a refined dining experience with Polish and European dishes. Enjoy a sophisticated lunch in a beautiful setting.

Embark on a scavenger hunt for the hundreds of small bronze dwarf statues scattered throughout the city. Each dwarf has a unique name and profession, representing different aspects of Wrocław's history and culture.

• Purchase a dwarf map from a tourist information center or download one online.

A lively bar and restaurant with a rock'n'roll theme, known for its extensive whiskey selection and energetic atmosphere. It’s a popular spot for a fun night out.

Explore this historic market hall, a beautiful Art Nouveau building where you can find local produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, and small souvenirs. It’s a great place to experience local life.

Indulge in Wrocław's famous gourmet burgers at Pasibus, a popular local chain known for its creative burger combinations and lively atmosphere. Expect a queue, but it's worth the wait.

Ascend to the observation deck of the Sky Tower, Wrocław's tallest building, for breathtaking panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscape. It offers a unique perspective on Wrocław's layout.

Enjoy a farewell dinner at this highly-rated Italian restaurant known for its authentic dishes and elegant ambiance. It's a perfect spot for a romantic evening meal.