Shopping in Wroclaw

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The capital of Lower Silesia is a perfect shopping venue, dotted with a wealth of shops ranging from glamorous shopping malls and cosy boutigues to good quality specialist shops and galleries. Wroclaw’s shops offer lower prices than in Western European cities and they are mostly located in the beautiful Old Town, which makes shopping experience even more enjoyable!

There are a few large shopping centres with a wide range of shops where customers can find:
brand clothes, lingerie, sporting products, shoes and leather goods, accessories, jewellery, perfumes and cosmetics, electronic and electric equipment, home furnishings, books, press, toys, gifts and food – all to fulfil customers’ needs.

When customers get hungry or need a break they can visit centres’ restaurants and cafes, where they can enjoy delicious cuisine from around the globe or sip a coffee in a relaxed atmosphere. Visit Wroclaw’s centres to see how pleasurable shopping can be!

	Arkady Wroclawskie, Powstancow Slaskich 2-4 (city centre) Arkady Wroclawskie is located in the very heart of Wroclaw, at the end of Swidnicka Street, close to the city's main bus and train stations. It have some 30,000 sq m of space, with 130 stores, a delicatessen, restaurants and a multiplex with 10 movie screens. There is also a multi-story garage for over 1,000 cars.
	Bodega Marques, Mikolaja 12 (city centre) This excellent wine emporium offers a fine selection of reds, whites and roses from around the globe as well as various wine accessories. Opening Hours: Mon-Sat: 10:00-20:00
	Dom towarowy Wertheim, Swidnickia 40 (city centre) The largest department store in Wroclaw, located at 40th Street Swidnicka. Wertheim department store was built in 1930 by the Berlin Wertheim family trading company.
	Galeria Dominikanska, pl. Dominikanski 3 (city centre) Galeria Dominikanska, the most popular shopping venue in Wroclaw, is conveniently located just five-minute walk east of the Main Square (Rynek). The Galeria is a vast complex of commerce, lined with numerous brand stores of world famous fashion designers. Its restaurants, cafes and bars offer a wide selection of food and snacks. Opening hours: Mon-Fri: 9:30-21:00 Sat: 9:30-21:00 Sun: 10:00-20:00.
	Galeria Tkacka, Jatki 19/24 (city centre) The Galeria offers all sorts of textile crafts such as patchwork, batiks, tapestries, clothes and unique souvenirs. It also houses regular theme exhibitions and workshops. Opening hours: Mon-Fri: 11:00-17:30
	Galeria Wroclawska, Jatki 11 (city centre) The gallery is a must-see tourist destination. It features photos, prints, drawings, water-colours, oils and stained glass, presenting the beauty and history of this marvelous city.
	Gallery of Artistic Jewellery, Szewska 18 (city centre) The Gallery of Artistic Jewellery offers truly unique and fascinating pieces of jewellery, e.g. wedding rings with embedded bits of meteor. There are also many beautiful jewellery items on display.
	IKEA Park Handlowy Bielany, Czekoladowa 7, Bielany Wroc�awskie/Kobierzyce (outer town) Opening Year 1996. Area 12,600 m2
	Korona, Krzywoustego 126 (outer town) Korona Shopping centre have around 55,000 sq m of space, with 65 stores, a delicatessen, 9 restaurants and a Cinema City multiplex. There is also a multi-story garage for over 2,000 cars.
	Pasaz Grunwaldzki, pl. Grunwaldzki 22 (city centre) Pasaz Grunwaldzki has some 130,000 sq m of space, with 200 stores, a delicatessen, restaurants and a multiplex with 11 movie screens. There is also a multi-story garage for over 1,400 cars.

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