Wroclaw Vegan Travel Guide, Wroclaw, Poland

Hello readers! A special post of sorts this time - vegan travel guide to Wroclaw, brought to you by J - special guest blogger for Veganhaven! I had the opportunity to visit Poland again, as J had a work trip to Wrocław (pronounced vrot-slawf), but found no free time to go along. I did feel some fear-of-missing-out, as I haven’t been to Poland since Warsaw over 3 years ago.

But then I got an idea.. as I usually give J recommendations on where to eat, why not make him contribute to the blog this time ; ) He visited the restaurants, tried the dishes, took the photos, and I put it together in this guide to vegan eats in Wroclaw!

Wrocław is the fourth-biggest city in Poland, and a unique regional capital in the south-west of the country. Having been a major German city for 200 years, till the 1940s, Wrocław still has a sense of German culture. Though it is predominantly Polish speaking now, the city has one of the largest concentration of foreigners in Poland. Furthermore, Wrocław is a university town, which skews its population towards the younger side.

The routine of my 6-day visit to Wrocław consisted of day-time lectures at the University, quick lunch breaks at some nearby eatery. I quickly realized that my dinner forays were all directed in and around the city’s lovely old town. From my hotel, this meant crossing a group of islands on the Oder river. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).