Solo travel

Wroclaw was my Erasmus city The nature is very pretty,the prices are amazing,a lot of little gnome statues around lmao that's the city's symbol,drinks were great,overall its very safe despite being a big city

Group travel

A random guy followed us. We were really afraid. I think he was a homeless guy. We delibaretly went into a church to get rid of him. But when we went outside after almost ten minutes, he was still there.

Solo travel

Wroclaw is a beautiful city! The Cathedral Island is definitely worth seeing. The city center has such cute buildings and it is a nice place to sit and take in the beauty. Also the little gnomes everywhere are adorable!

Solo travel

Sharing this 2023 trip as it was the cheapest solo trip I did ! Flight (from Paris) was 30 € total. 9.99€ + 19.99€ (without forgetting the Beauvais shuffle bus that's 30€ as well lol) So a total of 60€ The hostel I stayed at was around 30 euros for two night And food was affordable at restaurants too but I mostly ate at Żabka Since I travelled off season, not much people to meet or hangout with, but I still had a good time alone. January but weather was sunny (I got lucky) Felt extremely...

I think it is safe compared to other countries. Poland is overall safe but at night there are sometimes drunk and homeless people so you need to be careful. Personally I have never had any dangerous situations but at night I am rarely outside. The city center is always lively and generally safe. Just suburbs and parks are where I advise not to visit at night

Wrocław is generally considered very safe with very little violent crime happening day-to-day, but I’d still recommend exercising caution and avoiding dark areas. The historical centre and three Nadodrze district have a very large number of unstable individuals one should be aware of

I feel completely comfortable walking around in the day time, people keep to themselves. I've gotten lost walking around in alleys and backstreets and there isn't a time I have felt uncomfortable walking around.

I think Wrocław is one of the safest cities in Poland. It has good public transportation, so you don't need to take taxis or Ubers, and people are very nice. If you don't provoke anyone, there shouldn't be any problems.