I've used wratislavia tours on two occasions and both have been exceptional. Michal is warm and…read morefriendly with excellent English language skills. I've requested their services while looking at sites in Wroclaw for my business and for short scheduled trips around town. Michal is also good at guiding you to the best local spots for coffee. A must for international travelers. I look forward to taking a formal tour of the area as a tourist and will no doubt ask Michal to show me the rich history of Wroclaw and, perhaps, the location of the lost gold train.

Consistently long lines to buy international tickets. Otherwise a pretty nice station and some…read moredecent food options. Lovely birch bark log Polish cuisine place outside around the back. The international bus station is being reco structed nearby. Still some bus service next to it and the fares were reasonable and tickets for Polski bus can be booked online. At the train station there is a luggage storage area in the train station. It is fairly centrally located and you can walk a bit to old town and the sights along the Oder River.

As far as main train stations go, Wroclaw Glowny is quite nice. The exterior is beautiful, and the…read moreinterior is well kept. There are a number of places to grab a quick bite to eat or a hot coffee. There's even a pharmacy if you're in dire need. Which I was at one point. Wroclaw Glowny is your doorway to the rest of Poland. I was in and out of this train station a number of times either coming from Warsaw, heading to Walbrzych or traveling to Poznan. Signage is well displayed. Lines are generally quick moving. Audio announcements are easy to hear though their English translations leave a little to be desired in terms of pronunciation!

So far room is fine. Not sure the AC works right but have not needed it so I have not reported it…read more Note there are bath and hand towels but no wash cloths. Business class rooms have robes and free movies (have not tried ) Others on trip also seem happy. Very typically Radisson so no flavor of the country but that also has good and bad aspects. I would stay here again and most likely will

This is not a 5 star hotel !!!!in ad it said newly renovated ! not !!!!room was very tired !we were…read moreupgrade to businesses class that was nice !but The free movies did not work all 3 days they said newspaper included but was not available the first two days when upgraded they did not include breakfast (it included in business ) Dinner in there restaurant was a big disappointment We waited 10 min to be seated I had to go to front desk to get seated the waiter did not understand English very well I order a salad and wile I was eating they brought my husband his dinner 10 minute more and my main meal had not arrived I went out again to front desk to try to get thing right !!!it did not happen !!! What a disappointment so if u stay here this is not a 5 star hotel !!!

Walkative tours rocks. Excellent very educated guides. Simon was amazing at explaining the city and…read morespent mire than 2 hours highlighting the amazing history. Highly recommend. Reminder to bring a little $$ fir tip even though tour is free.

Magda did a smashing job, though we had a sizeable group of 15, and there was a big celebration…read moreparade at the Market Square, where the tour kicked off. The tour, almost 2 hours long, covers a wide variety of areas and history: from the details of the Market Square, Ratuja and their respective histories, to the Jewish area, the Quarter of the Four Denominations; to the funky artsy murals you will never find on your own; through the winding streets heading to the beautiful architecture of the University, and the surprising, lovely, peaceful garden of the museum and library [hint: there is an indoor garden that is just as large as the outside one, but it was closed on the 11/11 holiday], to the sidewalk with the centuries-long history of Wroclaw displayed in plaques, imbedded into the walkway, eventually crossing the river Odra to the Cathedral Isle. Don't miss this tour - so much to learn and to see.