Uncut Travel Hacks 2: International Train Offers
If you're planning to travel to Wroclaw for Euro 2016, we've got some great news for you. International train offers are now available, making it even easier and more affordable to get to the games. Whether you're coming from Germany, Czech Republic, or any other neighboring country, you can take advantage of these special discounts and enjoy a hassle-free journey. Book your tickets now and join us in Wroclaw for the football extravaganza!
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Wroclaw’s Riverfront Gleaming After New Developments
Wroclaw's riverfront has received a stunning makeover just in time for Euro 2016. With new developments and beautification projects, the riverfront is now a picturesque and vibrant spot for locals and visitors alike. Take a stroll along the river, enjoy the stunning views, and soak in the festive atmosphere as you gear up for the football action in Wroclaw.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Find out what's happening in Wroclaw during Euro 2016. From fan gatherings to live screenings, there are plenty of events planned to ensure that you make the most of your time in the city. Check out our event calendar and join in the excitement as Wroclaw comes alive with football fever!
Bike Thieving Season Is Here Again
With Euro 2016 in full swing, bike thefts are on the rise in Wroclaw. Make sure to take necessary precautions to keep your bike safe and secure. Use sturdy locks, park in well-lit areas, and avoid leaving your bike unattended for long periods of time. Stay vigilant and protect your wheels!
Wrocław Weather
Plan your Euro 2016 experience in Wroclaw with our handy weather guide. Check the forecast before heading out to the games or exploring the city. Dress accordingly and make the most of your time in Wroclaw, rain or shine!
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About Gregor Gowans
Meet Gregor Gowans, the passionate football fan and editor of Wrocław Uncut. With a deep love for the game and extensive knowledge of the local football scene, Gregor is your go-to person for all things Euro 2016 in Wroclaw. Get to know him and learn more about his journey in bringing you the best coverage of the tournament.
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Event Details
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Location
Discover the best locations in Wroclaw to catch all the Euro 2016 action. From lively sports bars to cozy pubs, there are plenty of options for football enthusiasts. Our comprehensive guide to Euro 2016 venues in Wroclaw will help you find the perfect spot to watch the games, enjoy tasty food, and celebrate the beautiful game.
Euro 2016 is just one day away and football fever is gripping the country. But with no fanzone in place, where can people see the games? How can you watch at home or at work? Uncut is at hand to give you the answers:
Why is there no fanzone?
According to Gazeta Wroclawska, Wroclaw City Council were conducting analysis on possible sites for the fan zone, but struggled to come up with a venue seeing as most of the ideal locations have already been booked for events related to the European Capital of Culture 2016. It is also rumored that the council were not keen on funding a fanzone given that it could detract attention from this year's cultural events.
What time are the matches?
During the group stage, matches will kick off at 3pm, 6pm and 9pm. Poland's first game is against Northern Ireland on Sunday at 6pm, followed by the clash with Germany on Thursday at 9pm. The national team's last group game is against Ukraine on Tuesday 21st at 6pm. Later on in the tournament all the games will kick off at 9pm.
How Can I Watch At Home?
Just over half of the matches at this year's European Football Championships will be exclusive to Polsat Sport. However Poland games, the quarter finals, semi finals and final are to broadcasted on free-to-air channels. State broadcaster TVP will also show 11 matches, having paid handsomely to reach an agreement with Polsat. However many of those games, such as the ones featuring Poland, will be available on Polsat's open channel anyway. TVP have the rights to show every Poland game, 2 matches from the last 16, 2 quarter finals, the semi finals and final. On top of that TVP have secured the rights to broadcast the next European Championships and the next 2 FIFA World Cups. The price of the Polsat's Euro 2016 package varies depending on the cable tv operator, with most tv companies charging somewhere in the region of 100zl. For that sum viewers will be able to tune into every match, each of which is to be accompanied by a beefed-up punditry team providing in-depth analysis without any advert breaks. Those that don't want to stump up the cash may turn to internet streaming (see our guide here for more on that!), or alternatively, watch the games on free-to-air channels in Germany and the Czech Republic (which could possibly be encrypted during the time of the matches).
Where can I see Euro 2016 in town?
There are many bars and pubs where you can see the games. Here is our run down of potential Euro 2016 venues:
Piwiarnia Warka
The new Piwiarnia Warka on Swidnicka street has a large number of shiny HD screens for viewing the matches in superb detail, but does admittedly charge over the odds for its rather tepid Warka beer.
The Winners
The Winners Pub, found on Włodkowica street next Mleczarnia, has become the football venue of choice for many expats. That said, this is more to do with it being better than the torrid Guinness pub than anything else. Aimed at bringing the sports-bar concept to a more up-market audience, The Winners Pub serve up quality steaks at high prices in a somewhat bizarre looking interior. Nevertheless, all these things aside, the bar does have some great HD screens and they could potentially show the games in their beautiful synagogue courtyard beer garden.
Bierhalle
From all the venues on the Rynek, German brew-pub themed Bierhalle is likely to prove the most popular. They have a great spot on the market square and plenty of televisions for fans to crowd around. The beer is decent too of course, if not a little overpriced given you only receive a 0.4 measure. The pub and restaurant's main Achilles heel however, is the shocking wiring and poor quality image on the televisions. It's been the same for several summers now, and looks like you're watching a fuzzy VHS tape.
U Beatki
The market square is usually a good bet for live football and the likes of PRL will surely be showing the games. U Beatki is one of the cheaper venues on the Rynek though, and tends to sell a large beer for a zloty or two less than most bars in the area. Traditional Polish food is available at good prices too, although it has to be said the quality is average at best.
Motyla Noga
Another option just off the Rynek is Motlya Noga, located on Więzienna street. A couple of years ago they set up a big screen in their beer garden, which made it the place to be for the World Cup in Brazil. Motyla Noga is also a favourite with table football fans, has a good range of beers, and has a kitchen preparing various beer sapping meals at decent prices. We thought Motyla Noga was a bit bland and characterless when we first reviewed the place, but it has to be said the pub has come on leaps and bounds and is well worth a visit now.
Felicita
Anybody looking for a bit of Latin fervor when the likes of Spain, Italy, or Portugal play can do no better than pay a visit to Felicita. The place is very popular with football fans from the Mediterranean countries, who regularly turn up to the pub to catch Serie A and La Liga matches. The Italian venue boasts several HD screens as well as a large projector, all of which can show games on Sky Italia or Cyfra +. However, from time to time matches kicking off later on weekends could be shown without commentary to allow their usual party nights to continue.
Browar Stu Mostow
Brew pub Browar Stu Mostow is setting up television screens for the Euros so that craft beer fanatics can enjoy the beautiful game alongside their cracking selection of beer.
Chopper – Bar & Hostel
Chopper Bar, synonymous with the popular Tower of Babel meetings, will show every game of Euro 2016.
U7 Pub
U7 Pub, a studenty sport pub opposite the main University building, will be showing every game at Euro 2016 and the prices are not too steep here either.
Aleja Bielany
The idea of watching the Euros in a shopping centre car park might not be everyone's cup of tea, but that is what Aleja Bielany have set up. Mainly geared towards families, the Aleja Bielany fan zone will show all the games and run activities for kids including table football competitions.
PUB Flamingo
Many pubs under the train tracks on Bogusławskiego have TV sets and show the games, although you may bump into some dodgy punters at times in certain pubs. Sportpub 21 used to be the best venue on the street, but it has recently changed hands and no longer attracts the same crowd. That has left the likes of Flamingo to pick up the pieces. Located about a 5-minute walk from Arkady shopping center, Flamingo will show every Euro 2016 match.
Others
If the venues above don't float your boat, there is no need to panic. Just about everywhere in the city with a TV set will at least be showing the games that are broadcast free-to-air. Some of the other bars we believe to be showing the games are Browar Złoty Pies, Coolturka, Fuga Mundi, Remont Bar, Wicar's Pub, Haggis Pub, Guinness Pub, Papa Bar, and Bike Cafe.
Enjoy the tournament everyone – may the best team win!
Stay in the Heart of the Action
Looking for a place to stay in Wroclaw during Euro 2016? Check out our guide to the best hotels in the city. Whether you prefer luxury accommodations or budget-friendly options, you'll find the perfect place to rest your head after a day of football excitement. Book your stay today and be in the heart of the action!