There are a few renowned chefs in Wroclaw who have gained recognition for their culinary expertise and contributions to the gastronomic scene. Here are a couple of notable chefs in Wroclaw: Wojciech Modest Amaro (Atelier Amaro): Chef Wojciech Modest Amaro is the chef and owner of Atelier Amaro, a highly acclaimed restaurant in Wroclaw. He is known for his innovative approach to Polish cuisine, using...
Wroclaw offers a vibrant culinary scene with new and exciting places to discover. Here are a few suggestions for new and popular restaurants and bars in Wroclaw: Pasibus: If you're a fan of burgers, Pasibus is a must-visit. Known for their delicious and creative burger creations, they offer a range of options including vegetarian and vegan choices. The restaurant has a trendy atmosphere and is a...
As an Erasmus student in Wroclaw, there are several ways you can make connections and establish a social network during your semester. Here are some suggestions: Attend Orientation Events: Participate in the orientation events organized by your host university or the Erasmus Student Network (ESN). These events are designed to help international students get to know each other and make connections...
Wes Anderson & The Grand Budapest Hotel Have you ever heard about Görlywood? If not, this is the little brother of Hollywood just a few seconds beyond the border towards Germany. You are confused and have no idea why? We will tell you. Görlitz actually is one of the most favourite locations to shoot movies across all genres. Almost every time you will find some film teams and...
When living in Wroclaw, there are a couple of applications which make your life in Wroclaw much easier, most of our friends have these apps installed on their phones. So we quickly recommend them to you: Jakdojade Perfect for getting around with public transport in Wroclaw (check also out our blog post on that topic, as buying tram tickets the first time might be tricky!) It has the...
“Years ago I had a taste of France – its culture, lifestyle and, of course, food! French families that I met on my way taught me how to celebrate everyday life. Regardless of the number of duties, there was always time to sit down at the table, eat French specialties, drink I wanted to get some wine and talk. I wanted to transfer this French approach to Poland. Before the Charlotte Bistro was...
It was built in 1892 in what was then Breslau, Germany, in Art Nouveau/Neo-Baroque style on the site of the graveyard of St Dorothy's Church. The graveyard had been converted into a jail in 1817. The plot was bought near the end of the 19th century for 600 000 marks by the banker Wallenberg Pachaly and architect Karl Grosser, who built a trade house and hotel in which there were 69...
- AFFORDABILITY - WROCLAW has changed since 10 years to become one of the most attractive city in Eastern Europe. Co-living in Wroclaw by MyBoutiqueApart / MBA offers a cheaper alternative from normal accommodations or other large building of expensive co-living. From just 1150 PLN per month (from), you have your own fully equipped room with study space, kitchenette, and plenty of storage. -...
What Is Co-Living? Co-living in general isn’t a new idea. To the contrary, the concept of communal living has been around for what feels like forever, in one form or another. Co living entails living with a group of people you don’t necessarily know in shared facilities; it balances between the concept of a collective accommodation and a community. Individuals benefit from a private room, but also...