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Alive

One of Wrocław's primary live venues, nightly acts range from punk and hardcore to alternative rock, with roots reggae and regular jam sessions in between. Read_on (No Comments)

Antidotum

Set inside a network of underground tunnels just off the market square, Antidotum has established itself as one of Wrocław's most reliable clubs for a memorable night out. Read_on (No Comments)

Bed Club

Easily the most luxurious, exclusive, and over-the-top posh club in Wroclaw, Bed’s three-letter title belies its grand and lavish interior. Read_on (1 Comment)

Bezsenność

The Ruska courtyard is hot news, and Bezsenność is the cherry on the cake. Wrocław’s sophisticated singles Read_on (No Comments)

Bohema

A more than welcome respite from either the icy winter air or sticky summer heat, Bohema is deep down in a basement. Looking somewhere Read_on (No Comments)

Cherry Club

Cherry Club
Housed in what was Lemoniada, the décor seems to have changed little and this is still one of the top addresses in town. Get past the door police to find one of the smartest looking joints in town with a young crowd determined to have fun. Read_on (No Comments)

Daytona

Blasting rubbish music across the market square, you'll notice this is one of the most obnoxious clubs in town without even stepping inside. Read_on (1 Comment)

Domówka

If you come on a popular night Domówka is not so much a club, but an experience. Once you’ve gotten past the face-control, Read_on (No Comments)

Eter Club

Eter Club
If you're sick of brick cellars, head to this thoroughly modern marvel for a lesson in grand dance-club design. One of Read_on (No Comments)

Garage

No prizes for guessing what music gets played. The customer base seems an even mix between kids who should be getting up for school the next day, and lads swapping cheery anecdotes about prison. Read_on (No Comments)

Instytut

A massive, modern space offering 3 levels to lush-hounds, including a laid-back, love-seated mezzanine, cool cocktail bar and downstairs dance madness, Instytut is a worthy addition to Pasaz Niepolda. Read_on (No Comments)

Jazzda

A tribute to the psychedelic swank and bell-bottomed boogie nights of the 60s and 70s, Jazzda's illuminated chequered dance floor, disco lights and mirror balls invite you to recreate scenes from Saturday Night Fever every night of the week. Read_on (No Comments)

Kalambur

An artsy bohemian headquarters by day, this tiny Seccessionist space becomes one of the sloppiest, most unhinged student clubs in Wrocław on weekend nights, with the party going on until dawn o'clock. Read_on (No Comments)

Klub 13

Found in the heart of the ulica Ruska complex is this brick room. Allegedly one of the places to be seen, it provides much the same as its neighbouring clubs/bars. Read_on (No Comments)

Klub 13 Igieł

Wrocław does mystery very well - it's all the cobbled side streets that do it - and one such mystery is how 13 Igieł suddenly became a great place to spend time. Read_on (No Comments)

Klub Na Jatkach

Split into two sections: the one on the left is where you'll find DJs spinning experimental tunes to a crowd of slackers with record bags slung over their shoulders. Read_on (No Comments)

Madness

Everything from Ska and reggae to heavy metal nights inside a dark, sweaty space that packs out with hundreds of wear-what-you-like student types. Read_on (No Comments)

Mañana Cafe

Mañana Cafe
Reckoned by many to be the best night out in Wrocław, Mańana is certainly reliable for a raucous weeknight rave-up and well-loved by all those who live for long nights. Read_on (1 Comment)

Melanż

The transformation of Melanz from tasteless pop kitsch sick-bag to savvy pop art culture club was a subtle one, but has done wonders for our opinion of the place. Read_on (No Comments)

Metropolis

As renovation work continues all around it, this legendary three-floor complex  remains open and popular as ever. With Read_on (No Comments)

Mundo 71

In the dead center of the construction mess that is unfortunately still dominating the Pasaz Niepolda courtyard, this underground club rewards those who arrive late and stay later. Read_on (No Comments)

Nietota

One of Wrocław's most original venues, Nietota is a place for artist discourse, self-destructive decadence and debauchery. Read_on (No Comments)

Obsesja

A corking venue with industrial gray walls offset by a no-expense-spared décor that includes safari print sofas, curtained off boudoirs and glowing glass blocks. Read_on (No Comments)

Od Zmierzchu Do Świtu

A superb vaulted venue with motorbikes standing behind the bar, and even a car chassis bursting from one of the walls. This labyrinthine Read_on (No Comments)

Oławska 9

Now having expanded upwards to take in what was Bernard Bistro, Oławska 9 inhabits a stylish leather lounge with chandeliers Read_on (No Comments)

Pasja

One of the hottest addresses in town, complete with a whirring disco ball and a voluptuous interior of Doric columns and vanilla seating. Read_on (No Comments)

Plan B

Hidden in a discreet corner of Pasaż Niepolda, a refit earlier this year has made this place far more welcoming than before, and quite frankly we see no reason why it shouldn't be your Plan A for a top night out. Read_on (No Comments)

PRL

You may have noticed the beat-up cars pootling around the streets with pics of Comrade Lenin painted on them. They’re Read_on (No Comments)

Puzzle Klub

Intimate concerts, literary evenings and poetry readings are among the exciting happenings regularly on the programme of this hip cultural venue hidden on the second floor of the Town Hall. Read_on (No Comments)

Ra Bar Bar

This subterranean club/lounge favoured by dudes with squeaky white sneakers and glam girls with gold handbags has smoothed over Read_on (No Comments)

Regeneracja

Wrocław’s latest class act is more new generation than regeneration, and comes split with two bars, a dance floor and separate zone for the high and mighty. Read_on (No Comments)

Senso

When train stations die in Poland they do not go to heaven, they get transformed into nightclubs. Senso makes great use of the vast space at the former Wrocław Świebodzki Station, though its choice of nightly live entertainment is a bit hit and miss. Read_on (No Comments)

Wagon Club

Buried in the bowels of an abandoned train station, this is techno and drum’n’bass chaos at its best in one of Wrocław’s edgier clubs. Read_on (No Comments)