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7 Kotów

Filled with floral curtains, ceramics and wooden chests this spot has a warm atmosphere, and permanently hums with the sound of students getting drunk. Read_on (1 Comment)

Academus

On the surface Academus is far from captivating; sparingly decorated with a couple of medieval bits and bobs (including a weird ball and chain thing above the door). Read_on (4 Comments)

Bałagan

Squeezed between a peep show and a dive bar, Bałagan isn't as much of a 'Mess' as the name and circumstances would suggest. Read_on (No Comments)

Bar U Beatki

Follows the unfortunate formula of quite a few Old Town bars. Read: brewery parasols, a barman chatting to his mates and beer that tastes suspiciously watery. Read_on (No Comments)

Blue Bar Cafe

You'll think you've seen this bar before. Upbeat Latino tunes, big sunflowers and catalogue furniture make Blue Bar no different to the crop of half-trendy cafe/bars springing up across the country. Read_on (No Comments)

Cafe Artzat

Cafe Artzat
This one certainly blurs the lines between cafe and bar, particularly when you arrive for coffee, discover the range of great Czech beers on offer and take a hopeful look at your watch. Read_on (2 Comments)

Casa de la Musica

Recently doubling its size to take in a second floor, this fun Cuban-themed music club takes all the best aspects of Cuban Read_on (No Comments)

Coolturka

Busy black-clad staff serve the drinks inside this wannabe Warsaw copycat space, which comes with trimmings like zebra print seating, exposed pipes and naked brick walls. Read_on (2 Comments)

Czeski Film

Walk straight past the non-descript cafe on the ground floor and descend into the dimly-lit basement below. Find a maze of rooms regularly heaving with students putting the finishing touches in place for their prospective hangovers. Read_on (1 Comment)

Drink Bar Małgosia

Drink Bar Małgosia
Jaś and Małgosia - the slim and charming little buildings on the corner of the Rynek - are as tempting as the witch’s candy house in Hansel and Gretel, the fairy tale from which they actually derive their names. Read_on (No Comments)

Fanaberia

There are so many bars tucked away in Pasaż Niepolda you expect it to be permissible to carry drinks between them (well, it's not). Read_on (No Comments)

Fly Bar

Describing itself as a place for 'coffee, business and before party' this FTV lounge for flyboys features swish burgundy Read_on (No Comments)

Fuga Mundi

A spacious pool club near the train station with half a dozen professional pool and snooker tables in good condition, table football, darts and a bar. Read_on (No Comments)

Globetrotter

An interesting venue filled with Indiana Jones explorers loot. On entrance you’ll be confronted with a chamber stuffed with Read_on (No Comments)

Graciarnia Pub

If you want to drink among students wearing big beads and striped stockings, then head to Graciarnia, where decoration surely comes courtesy of an abandoned ship. Read_on (1 Comment)

Grawitacja

A fine boozer this one, and not short on character either. Find a number of nooks and alcoves spidering in different directions, each kitted out in eclectic style. Read_on (No Comments)

Guinness

This Polish-owned Irish pub isn't the most authentic place in the world, but it plays its role just fine as flypaper for foreigners and football fans thanks to being just about the only place in town where you're likely to find your match on the tube. Read_on (2 Comments)

Haggis Pub

Apparently Scottish. Expect a barren pub with a bland wooden interior, and vaguely sinister clients. Very similar to the pubs you’ll find in British train stations. Read_on (1 Comment)

Havana

Expect the usual story: huge portraits of Che and Fidel stare from the walls, while palm leaves and low vaulted ceilings add a murky, cluttered atmosphere. Read_on (No Comments)

il Gusto

il Gusto
Perfectly located to catch the spill-off from the ever-popular Mañana upstairs, Il Gusto is up to the challenge with a likeminded playlist of funk, Bowie remixes, MJ and other danceable hits. Read_on (No Comments)

Impressa

Occupying one of the castle-like buildings bookending trendy Włodkowica Street, Impressa is a rose-coloured adventure in randomness, lost in thought somewhere midway between a half-hearted British pub and an outdated 90s hotel restaurant. Read_on (No Comments)

Inspiracja

Split in two sections. Out back black tie waiters hover around in an olde world, international restaurant. In the front, a hip bar with lounge seating, dim lighting and waitresses who could have stepped from the pages of a magazine. Read_on (No Comments)

John Bull Pub

A classic British pub in style and intention from the wooden bar to the wallpaper, framed fox-hunting scenes and wainscotting, Read_on (No Comments)

Kredance

Remarkable for having taken a step backwards in terms of taste - from the assured bohemian atmosphere of 'Kredens' Read_on (No Comments)

Kultowa

As far as tributes go, this underground, alternative rock bar is a lot better than most cover bands. An homage to legendary Polish Read_on (No Comments)

Lamus

Amongst the sex shops, peep shows and bender begging bars of ul. Bogusławskiego, you'll find Lamus - certainly the darkest, most unscrubbed dive of the lot. Read_on (No Comments)

La Terazza

This fourth floor terrace bar in the exceptional Hotel Monopol overlooks a large, gothic cathedral – giving you an open air panorama of pure tranquility: rest your glass and elbows against the unique long stone bar and take it all in. Read_on (No Comments)

Liverpool

Oh dear, what were we expecting? Descend the stairs past posters of AC/DC and Metallica (who knew they were English?) into this Read_on (No Comments)

Miodosytnia

A handsome, modern marketing design and the immediate scent of vanilla lure you down into what is little more than just another cellar bar with bright, geometric honeycomb patterns sparsely disrupting the exposed brick. Read_on (No Comments)

Mleczarnia

Mleczarnia
We've been mainstays at this dusky, back-street, candlelit pub since our first days in town. Hidden in an enchanting Read_on (1 Comment)

Moloco

Well designed and ultra fashionable so a high head count of metrosexual cretins comes guaranteed, but don’t let that deter you from visiting. Read_on (No Comments)

Niebo

As long as you keep drinking, Niebo will stay open, and this has become an after-hours cult classic packed with students obliterating scholarships well after dawn; when one drops off there's three more to replace them. Read_on (No Comments)

Niskie Łąki

Work your way deeper and deeper into a certain Ruska rabbithole/courtyard and you may notice the door to this windowless underground counter-culture centre in the midst of all the graffiti art. Read_on (No Comments)

Paparazzi

Paparazzi
Find a hyper cool crowd of platinum airheads and local hotshots dressed in collars and cufflinks in one of the best bars in the city. Read_on (No Comments)

Pociąg

This Bogusławskiego veteran isn't dissimilar from the area's other winners, following (or inaugurating, perhaps) Read_on (No Comments)

Pod Papugami

Pod Papugami
Packed with wasp-waisted blondes Pod Papugami still manages to rate as one of the top drinkeries in town. Squeeze among the local stars to knock down complicated cocktails amid film reels, projectors and vintage movie memorabilia. Read_on (No Comments)

Pod Zielonym Kogutem

A bit difficult to describe, this one, but highly likable and easily the best bar in the vicinity of the Opera House. A large, Read_on (No Comments)

Pracoffnia

Sneak through an iron gate and serve some time in this former medieval prison - one of the city's best drinking spots. Read_on (2 Comments)

Pub Drukarnia

Really, we don't know how we find these places. Well-secreted in a courtyard off ul. K. Wielkiego (behind Graciarnia), Read_on (1 Comment)

Pub Felicita

If you're Italian, head to Felicita where the management, DJ and almost everyone with a drink in their hand is as well. This Read_on (No Comments)

Rejs Pub

Tiny and unspectacular but nearly always lively and packed. Decorated with Star Wars posters, film reels and Mr. Moon smiling from the corner of the ceiling, this dark wooden pub attracts Goth students looking for animated discussion to a background of AC/DC tunes. Read_on (No Comments)

Salvador

Basement bar just off Pl. Solny featuring dark scarlet corners, low level seating and wild parties that only conclude after several students have attempted to pull drunken dance moves on the tables. Read_on (No Comments)

Sarah

Could Włodkowica become Wrocław’s answer to Kraków’s Kazimierz district? Why not. Its got the Jewish Read_on (No Comments)

Schody Donikąd

An enormous bohemian hangout in what must have once been quite an immaculate private residence. Inheriting the space from Long Read_on (No Comments)

Siwy Dym

A wonderfully foggy pub for those who don’t mind drinking underneath a railway line. It’s not exactly a clever concept, Read_on (No Comments)

Speakeasy

An unusual venue, and less like a swinging Prohibition-era nightclub than a discreet back-door social club, this dim Read_on (1 Comment)

Strefa Zero (Laki Zaki)

One courtyard removed from the well-traversed Pasaż Niepolda you'll find a few more dens of debauchery, including this gem. Read_on (No Comments)

Szajba

Hidden one courtyard east of Mleczarnia, this large, versatile high-ceilinged club/gallery caters to Wrocław's large demographic of hipsters who create happenings. Read_on (No Comments)

Włodkowica 21

The preferred watering hole for smokers and kids who look like they've just finished band practice, this fantastic boozer features bare bricks walls with empty picture frames, rickety furnishings and love seats with the springs sticking out. Read_on (No Comments)