Wroclaw People, visiting tips needed!

Hello you all in Wroclaw!

We will visit Wroclaw for the first time on 15th - 18th of Nov. Have been waiting for this trip for a long time! Couldn't be more excited =)

Now, all kinds of tips appreciated! Top 10 places to see, things to do, restaurants & pubs ??? (ps. we are already "eldery people" - soon 40 years...)

Thanks, folks!

Visit rynek (the main market square).

is Panorama Raclawicka still there?

Paparazi, Lemoniada and Seven Cats. Put these pubs on your list. They're roundabouts the square. La Scala, a lovely Italian restaurant at the square, if you fancy good Italian fare. The Japanese Garden is lovely too; it's a zen zone - too much crowd on Sundays though, try another day.


Yes. A must-see.

Thank you for suggestions!

Do you know if there's specially polish restaurant / pub definetly worth of visiting?

Merged: Greek student visiting Wroclaw in April

Hello everybody in this forum :)

I am a greek student and i am planning to visit Wroclaw in april.I have read some threads so as to get some information and i thought it wouldn't hurt to create a new one ;)

could you give me some tips regarding:

-Weather: What weather is gonna be like in april.Do i need warm clothes? (apparently yes but i think someone could confirm it)
-Things that i should or shouldn't do.(gestures or behavior that is considered impolite or offending)
-the language:i know most people know english , too , but i was wondering if i could learn by then the basics (just to be on the safe side)

any other information will be considered quite helpfull
i am really sorry i misspelled any word (i try my best not to)

Thanks in advance for your help!

Dimitri :)

only polish nothing there better you learn polish before you came poland

then i am missinformed...thank you

Oh do shut up Poly

mitsuk

The weather in April is mild - a light jacket and shirt / t-shirt would be fine but bring a jumper just in case it gets cooler at night.

The younger generation speak perfect English and the older generation understand, pointing and guestures work wonders ;-)

Just get a loney plant guide book for the pleasantries.

Food is fab and people are lovely :O)

(Ignore Poly)

most young ppl in poland know eng... im sure about that

thank you all for your answers! :)