About Wrocław
General information:
Wroclaw is large historic Polish city with a great many students; over 100,000 students help to make this city a lively and cosmopolitan place to study, with young people coming here from all over Europe and from beyond, including the Far East. In fact it has a great student atmosphere with lots to do and much to interest you and your friends, from sport to music, art to the great outdoors, culture to a rich history.
You certainly will not be short of ideas to help you balance your studies with your leisure time. The city is one of the major jazz centres of Poland, and fans of rock and other styles of music will find much to excite them too. Clubs, pubs, cinemas and the many cultural events help to make this an ideal student city.
New Year’s Eve
Student’s island
”Juwenalia” – sudents’ parade through the city
Student Bars, Clubs and Hangouts
If you’re a typical bright young Erasmus student arriving in Wroclaw to fine-tune your mind, chances are you’re about as penniless as a Wroclaw Life editor, which is why some top tips on where to eat and drink on the cheap are sure to come in handy. Well there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but amble down Kuznicza street and you’ll find a few places offering something close. A handful of zloty will get you a hearty supper in any number of milk bars (bar mleczny) and canteens such as Mis, Szybko Tanio Pysznie (Quick Cheap Tasty) and Bazylia. The latter has a second branch in the University of Technology. On the same street you’ll also find some favourite student hangouts, such as Kalumbur and La Havana, whilst next street down find Chocoffee and Pracoffnia.
Apart from a few high end bars and clubs aimed at Wroclaw’s business people and new middle class, most of the town’s drinking venues are academics friendly with many throwing student parties during the week with drinks promotions, whilst out in student town itself (on Plac Grunwaldzki) are Fuga Mundi, Tawerna, Grawitacja and Alibi, all within crawling distance of the student dormitories.
sources:
http://godivaeducation.com/why-poland/wroclaw/
http://www.local-life.com/wroclaw/articles/students-universities
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