Lower Silesia Poland Travel Guide
Minimizing your environmental footprint is an important part of responsible travel. Wrocław, like many European cities, holds increasing awareness of environmental concerns.
Advocate for environmental efforts by choosing sustainable services and products.
Respect local customs and contribute positively to cultural preservation.
Observe proper decorum when visiting sacred spaces.
Opting for walking, cycling, or public transport whenever possible decreases your carbon footprint. This mode of travel has city exploration unhurriedly and yields opportunities to engage more with everyday life.
Wrocław progressively works to improve its accessibility for people with mobility challenges, but some older infrastructure may still present difficulties.
Cobblestone streets in The Old city. Many historic buildings may lack ramps or elevators. Newer trolleys and buses are low-floor. Jakdojade app identifies accessible routes.
Modern venues like Centennial Hall, Hydropolis, and National Forum of Music are generally well-equipped. Wrocław Zoo and Africarium pathways are accessible. Large shopping malls are fully accessible.
Public transport offers audio announcements plus visual displays. Major cultural institutions may occasionally offer specialized tours. Inquire in advance for particular places to stay.
Look for detailed accessibility information on official city tourism websites for Wrocław.
The Jakdojade app helps identify accessible routes and vehicles for public transport.
When you reserve accommodation, specifically inquire about accessibility features like elevators, roll-in showers, or step-free access to rooms and common areas. Confirm these particulars directly with the property.
This section covers various practical factors for your visit.
Poland's currency is the Polish Złoty (PLN). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted.
Tipping is customary in restaurants and for specific services.
Wrocław Airport (WRO) has various services for travelers.
Services exist to claim compensation for issues with your flight.
For medical necessities, ensure you have travel insurance. Ehic Card (EHIC) applies for EU citizens. For non-EU, check your country's reciprocal agreements.
