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Due to the great number of educational establishments in Wroclaw, the city hosts a lot of students. They are mostly fluent in English and ready to help any foreigner. Besides, all signs indicating tourist information are dubbed into English, as well as exhibits in museums. Don’t worry, no chance to get lost.

Wroclaw’s buoyant atmosphere may encourage you to throw caution to the wind and have a beer while walking the city. However, public drinking is still illegal in Poland, and you may get fined. Luckily, there are hundreds of bars in the Old Town, many with a garden filled with patio furniture. If you’d like to combine relaxing rest by the river and a good drink, numerous beach bars are at your disposal. Just don’t forget to drink responsibly!

Credit cards are widely accepted in Wroclaw. Sometimes you may be asked if you prefer to pay in the currency of your card. The option may seem tempting, but don’t buy into it! Decline and insist on paying in Polish Zloty. Otherwise, you will get charged extra as a ‘guarantee’ or ‘fee’ for payment.