Entertainment in Poland
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Tarabuk
Cosy café that not only provides space for books and coffee, but also concerts, readings, lectures and vodka.
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Sense
Sense is not only hugely popular for its food, but also for its cocktails, highballs and minimalist interior.
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Philharmonic Hall
If you are interested in hearing the Wrocław Philharmonic, Friday and Saturday evenings are your best bets.
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Filharmonia Lubelska
Filharmonia Lubelska is a large auditorium that stages classical and contemporary music concerts.
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Caryca
The more trendy and musically risk-taking Caryca on the 1st floor of the grungy Łubu-Dubu.
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Teatr Żeromskiego
For more highbrow fare, see what the local art-house talents are up to at Teatr Żeromskiego.
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Klub Radio Bar
Loud, proud and oh-so-central, the Radio Bar is an essential stop for first-timers and anyone aiming to dig the scene.
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Johnny’s Irish Pub
Johnny’s serves hearty pub food in a multilevel, partially open-air dining area crowded with jovial drinkers each night.
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U Krzycha
In the basement of the castle’s northern wing, this is a lively cellar wine bar. The bar usually closes over winter.
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Eventim
Tickets for theatre, opera, musical events and visiting shows can be bought from Eventim and some EMPiK stores.
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La Luz
This American-owned wine bar and pub is housed in a 13th-century guard tower and is a superb retreat from the hubbub of the Rynek.
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Jazz Club Rura
Finally plugging Wrocław into the Western jazz craze, this bright modern space has live gigs of different flavours most nights.
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Que Pasa
Popular with Krosno’s young bloods, this bar has a large outside terrace perfect for watching the day (or night) come to an end.
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Fabryka Trzciny
Located in a revamped factory in the heart of Praga, this art centre hosts a range of events, including well-patronised clubbing nights.
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Rasko
One of Warsaw’s most popular gay and lesbian bars, Rasko is a cosy and welcoming little pub with regular karaoke and drag nights.
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Dekadencja
Arguably the best dive on a street of dives. Decadence is the kind of place you’ll come to and never leave. Legendary club nights.
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Kawiarnia Artystyczna Dworek
A leafy terrace tucked out the back of the Old Town, the ‘Arts Palace Café’ shelters a pub, art gallery and music club.
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John Bull Pub
The John Bull is a comfortable and cosy spot to rest and sip a quiet ale. As far as the overseas British pub is concerned, this is a good one.
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Chimera
Chimera is two bars in one – a basement filled with aging furniture and bric-a-brac, and an outside courtyard perfect for people watching.
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Vinoteka la Bodega
This straightforward and stylish venue has a small menu of Mediterranean tapas and a huge selection of wines. Shame about the gigantic TV screen.
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Sheesha Lounge
Water pipes, belly dancers, henna tattooing and DJs spinning exotic tunes; a bar-restaurant with a modern Middle Eastern feast for all the senses.
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Wrocław Contemporary Theatre
Near the centre of town, Teatr Współczesny tends more towards contemporary productions from modern Polish and international playwrights.
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Polish Theatre
Housed in a modern glass and concrete building, the Polish Theatre is the major mainstream venue in town, staging classic Polish and foreign plays.
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Trabant Music Box
It's not only for music, but also coffee and the occasional art exhibit. But music is what Trabant does best, especially local indie-rock and jazz.
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Corner Pub
Every town needs an Irish pub, and this brand new place has already become Zamość’s. It’s far classier than the real deal, and has regular live music.
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