Hotel in Wrocław
Hotel Europeum
A comfortable mid-range hotel a couple of minutes from the Rynek, with straightforward modern rooms and good breakfast. Strong value for its central position.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
Hotel Europeum is a comfortable mid-range hotel a couple of minutes from the Rynek, the main market square. It has straightforward modern rooms and a good breakfast, and it offers strong value for how central it sits. Rates and availability are best checked through the hotel's official channels.
Modern rooms and strong value
The rooms are modern and uncomplicated, the sort of comfortable mid-range standard that does the job without fuss. Breakfast has a good reputation, which counts for a lot when you are heading out to sightsee early. For current room categories and exactly what each rate includes, check the booking details when you reserve.
A couple of minutes from the Rynek
The hotel is only a couple of minutes on foot from the Rynek, so you are in the Old Town with the main sights, restaurants and cafes close by. A central position like this lets you drop bags, walk everywhere and come back to rest between outings. For orientation and getting around, see the Wroclaw guide.
Best for value near the Old Town
It suits couples, friends and solo travellers who want a central base at a sensible price, without paying for a luxury hotel. The value and location make it a practical pick for a short city break where you spend most of the day out.
Around Hotel Europeum
A base this close to the Rynek puts the Old Town's landmarks within a short walk:
- The Market Square, ringed by townhouses and centred on the Old Town Hall.
- The Old Town Hall, with its carved south facade and museum inside.
- Panorama Raclawicka, the vast 360-degree battle painting east of the square.
For the record, Europeum is a three-star hotel and its address is ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego 27A in the Old Town, roughly 300 metres from the Rynek. That short walk to the square is the main argument for staying here.
Rates, room categories and exactly what each includes are best checked through the hotel's official channels.
Good to know
This is a central mid-range hotel, so it is a short walk to most sights and you rarely need transport in the daytime. Confirm room types, breakfast arrangements and current rates through the hotel's official channels before you book.
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Jadka
An elegant fine-dining room under gothic vaults just off the Rynek, a special-occasion staple.
Attraction
Market Square
One of the largest medieval squares in Poland, ringed by colourful townhouses and centred on an ornate Gothic town hall.
Attraction
Ratusz (Old Town Hall)
A late-Gothic town hall built over roughly 250 years, famed for its richly carved south facade and astronomical clock from 1580. It houses the Museum of Burgher Art and the historic Piwnica Swidnicka beer cellar below.
Attraction
Panorama Raclawicka
A monumental 360-degree painting measuring 15 by 114 metres depicting the 1794 Battle of Raclawice. Viewers stand on a central platform as the painted canvas blends seamlessly into a three-dimensional foreground.
Attraction
Wroclawskie krasnale
Hundreds of small bronze dwarf figurines scattered across the city, each with its own character and pose. They trace back to the 1980s Orange Alternative anti-communist protest movement.
Restaurant
Etno Cafe
A local roaster with cafés across the city pouring dependable speciality coffee.