| Tips and photos of Wroclaw tourist attractions and tourist traps, posted by real travelers and Wroclaw locals. Wroclaw Map |
 | Wroclaw Tourist Traps | Tips 1 - 10 of 11 |  |
 by evona
In Partynice there have place time to time the local festines. Leave a Comment
|
Visiting Wroclaw?
Read reviews about Wroclaw Hotels
Real Reviews from Real VirtualTourist Members.
 by evona
In Partynice there is the Wroclawski Tor Wyscigowy ( The Racetrack of Wroclaw)
You can ride here a horse or see the horses race. Leave a Comment
|
The beautiful paving and the ancient atmosphere one can breathe in the Rynek are somehow spoiled with these modern structures: a fountain and a football ball. I don't think they are ugly in themselves, but they don't fit to the Renaissance style that characterizes the rest of the square. The administration that let them be built must not have had much aesthetic sense. Leave a Comment
|
 by ZiOOlek
|
 I'll take care of you ...
at a price! by marishabandb
Don't be afraid if you are accosted by a large Polish woman upon entering the public toilet. You simply must pay to use all public toilets, usually around one zloty.
However, please note that while using a public toilet is a paid service it does not guarantee that toilet paper will be available. The toilet situation is improving throughout all of Poland, but it is still wise to carry some tissues into the toilet just in case, especially on trains.
In addition, some restaurants and bars are still irritatingly charging for use of the toilet even if you are a customer. Yes, it's annoying but in the end it's only a zloty. And just to thoroughly confuse you, Poland uses a circle to denote women's toilets and a triangle to denote men's toilets. Remember: women circles, men triangles.
Make sure you have some tissues and small change with you.
Alternative? I don't think there is an alternative for this one ... when you've got to go, you've got to go!!! Leave a Comment
|
 | |  |
Visiting Wroclaw?
Read reviews about Wroclaw Hotels
Real Reviews from Real VirtualTourist Members.
 by wroclawiakLeave a Comment
|
 by Ania1Leave a Comment
|
Don't go shopping around to all the exchange shops to change your money. They're all practically the same rate. Now some can be a-holes when it comes to service, like one just outside the main post office in the Rynek, and the 24 hour one at the train station, the people there usually seem half-dead, but in any case, don't go to banks, you're wasting your time to enjoy this wonderful city. Leave a Comment
|
 by matcrazy1Leave a Comment
|
Most people think Poland is a cold weather country........... and here we have a trap!!! If you do not like temperatures higher than 35 degrees Celsius so please do not choose July as a time to visit Wroclaw. Wroclaw has always belonged to the hottest places in Poland and Northern Europe. At present you may add a global warming effect and belive me! you have 'great' chance to be roasting between end of June and beginning of August. The best time to come is May, September and October. April also can be pleasant.
|
 | 1 | 2 |  |
|
- Orbis Hotel Monopol
Heleny Modrzejewskiej 2, Wroclaw - Pensjonat Jana Pawla II
Sw. Idziego 2, Wroclaw - Polonia
Pilsudskiego St 66, Wroclaw - Wroclaw Motel
ul. Lotnicza 151, Wroclaw - Radisson Sas Wroclaw
10 Purkyniego St., Wroclaw - Patio
Kiełbasnicza St. 24, Wroclaw - Mercure Jelenia Gora 3M
Ul Sudecka 63, Wroclaw - Orbis Hotel Wroclaw
St Powstancow Slaskich 7 Lower Silesia, Wroclaw - Centrum Dikul Hotel
Cieszynskiego 17-19, Wroclaw - Tumski
Wyspa Slodowa 10, Wroclaw - Qubus Hotel Maria Magdalena
ul. Sw. Marii Magdaleny 2, Wroclaw - Campanile - Wroclaw
Ul.Jagielly 7, Wroclaw - Hotel Park Plaza Wroclaw
Drobnera St. 11-13, Wroclaw - Best Western Prima
Ul. Kielbasnicza 16-19, Wroclaw - Novotel Wroclaw
Wyscigowa 35, Wroclaw
|
