What Wrocław costs
The Rynek, Cathedral Island and the dwarfs cost nothing. The halls, the panorama and the museums are what you pay for — and that's where the day gets pricier or stays low.
- Hostel
- €10.81–18.35 per person, a dorm bed
- Set lunch
- €5.48–6.39
- City transport
- €1.05 per ride, €3.42 for 24 hours
A day in Wrocław is cheap if you pick the free things: the Rynek, Cathedral Island, the dwarfs and a walk along the Odra cost nothing. A hostel bed is €10.81–18.35, a set lunch €5.48–6.39, and the priciest ticket in this plan is the Racławice Panorama, €11.52. The table below adds it all up into three daily budgets.
Prices line by line
The Rynek, Cathedral Island, the dwarfs, the student quarter and Wzgórze Partyzantów are free.
The bill goes up on tickets. The Racławice Panorama is the priciest in this plan, but the ticket also covers three other museums for three months, so it pays off once you enter more than one. Hydropolis has a separate entry and isn't part of that ticket. On a Monday Centennial Hall is shut, so that cost drops out of the day by itself.
A day at three levels
A budget day, with a hostel, street food and basic transport, comes to €24–33 per person. A mid-range day, with a 3* hotel and restaurant meals, is €54–73. A comfortable day, with two tickets and dinner out, is €64–83.
The same comparison for 143 places: hostel, hotel, getting into town and a day pass. Travel costs →
Before you go
Short answers to what people ask most before setting out.
What does lunch cost in Wrocław?
A set lunch is €5.48–6.39.
How much does transport in town cost?
€1.05 per ride or €3.42 for a full day, but the centre is still mostly done on foot.
What's free in Wrocław?
The Rynek, Cathedral Island, the dwarfs, the student quarter and the Wzgórze Partyzantów viewpoint.
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