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Piwnica Świdnicka in the Old Town Hall cellars was opened in 1273, making it the oldest restaurant in Poland. In the Middle Ages, the nearby city of Świdnica was a distinguished brewing centre, and its beer was available in several large cities. Many famous people, including Pablo Picasso and Frédéric Chopin, visited this place. You can taste traditional Polish dishes and the unique Bialy Baran beer brewed according to historical recipes.

Wroclaw Tourist Card provides free access to some tourist attractions and discounts at hotels and restaurants. You can even rent a car or order a taxi for less. Besides, there is an additional option to include public transport. A total of more than 100 partners will offer the holders some perks. The cards are available as 48 or 72-hour passes. Note that its use is not unlimited, so use the ‘points’ of your card carefully!

Officially water providers in Poland comply with European standards, and tap water is safe to drink. In all likelihood, a glass or two won’t get you in any trouble. However, many locals are still sceptical about it. Besides, old plumbing in some buildings may affect the quality of tap water. To be on the safe side, buy bottled water from the supermarkets.