Wroclaw Nightlife

If you're lookin' for some hot place to party, it's perfect place for you. Beautiful ladies most skilled in many types of erotic dance, nice interior, fine drinks. Gotta go, whether you're on stag trip or just want to spend some time with nice girls in comfy atmosphere.

I've been there few times. Maybe it's not cheap compared to some pubs here, but it's worth. Private dance makes you want to go back here :)

Dress Code: try not to be shaggy and it should be ok :)

Back street bar where local people spend their time.
Street level is almost always full but no worries. Just go stairs down and you'll find much more space and if you are lucky also some live music.
I really like athmosphere of this bar!

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Spiz is Poland's first microbrewery and it is said to serve the best beer in Poland. You can drink your beer inside the dark vaulted cellar or on the nice outdoor terrace on the Market Square.
Every beer comes with a free toasted bread and lard. Due to its central location, Spiz seems to be quite popular with tourists. The brewery also includes a restaurant.

This was a very nice club; one of the nicest ones in my opinion. The interior design is just great! The dancing podium is in the middle, and all around there are yellow sofas with tables. Since the club is in the basement there are no real windows, but they made few fake ones that look so realistic! And also, there are couple of large screens with different video clips.
The waitress wasn't that polite, and we had to wait a while for her to give us back the change, but still... I guess she was quite busy :)
Apart from that, music there is NOT as we thought studio 54 type. It's more like house, and some kind of techno. And of course, all the current hits.
I would reccomend coming there around 11 PM and later. The best fun is around that time ;)

No entrance fee.

Dress Code: There is no dress code.
Keep in mind that it's 21+ club.

THE BEST student club in Wroclaw. They play music like blues and rock. The interior is ok, and the club is always crowded :)

Opening hours: Mon-Sat 12 - 3, Sun 17 - 2. Doesn't work during summertime.

Dress Code: No dress code

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I visited Pod Papugami (Under the Parrots) with a local VT member. It is a huge multi-level pub with wacky movie memorabilia decorations and an informal atmosphere.
The pub always seems to be crowded with a mix of locals and tourists. It also includes a dining area. A Pint of local beer sets you back 7 Zloty (2006).

If you like pub crawling you won't be desappointed with. The beer in Poland is relatively cheap. The average price for 0,5 l is 1,5 ?. Most good pubs and clubs are situated around the Market Square. Some of them are opened till the morning or around the clock. The clubs and locals listed beneath are in my opinion noisy but not bad.

a) 9 Brama

Rynek 39 / 40
50-106 Wroclaw
Address
Music: Club-House, Dance, Disco, Pop, R&B,
Entrance: free

b) Daytona

Adress: Rynek 35-37
Music: house, latino house, funky house, vocal house
Entrance fee 5-15PLN

c) Szuflada

Address: ul. Swidnicka 13
Music: I don't remember. To much beer.
Entrance: free

d) Studio 54

Address: Rynek-Ratusz 11/12
Music: not bad; cheap beer from 17.00 -20.00. -1$
Entrance: free

e) Zwiazki

Adress: Rynek-Ratusz 24
Music: Mondays: live, Tuesdays: salsa , Wednesdays:soul, Thursday: student's evening, Friday: checki it out, Saturdays dance night, Sunday: Polish
Entrance 5-15 PLN

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The bar is located not far away from the Main Square, in the direction to the Swidnicka street, not more than a 3 minute walk from the Square.
Usualy place for students, in the past (IIWW) this bar has been colonial store, and some of the things inside the bar are still in that style.
Downstairs is Disco Club ,very unusualy made in the place which obviously in the past was tinkery .
However ,the most funny things are male toilets( I don't know about females :o)), where on the wall you could find lots of newspapers dated from the 1970?s ,with plenty of information about succeses of the working class .
I am sorry I didn't write down the exact (Polish) name of the bar, because it was very long to remember it. However, it was something like - Pod Zielonym Kokutem :o)
I recommend going to the " Under the Green Cock"

Dress Code: Absolytely no dress code.