Flying to Wrocław International Airport (WRO)
Most flights to Wrocław are operated by low-cost airlines (Ryanair and Wizz Air), but you can get there with regular network airlines like LOT, Lufthansa, SAS, KLM, or Swiss Airlines as well. Most European countries currently offer direct connections with WRO airport.
If you’re arriving from a country closer to Poland or from within the country, you might want to take the train. You should be able to make it in around 4 hours from Berlin and Warsaw, 6 hours from Prague, 7 hours from Vienna, and 10 hours from Budapest. You can find your connection using Polish State Railway’s website.
Last but not least, if flexibility is a priority for you, you can also travel by car. It’s 346 km from Berlin, 270 km from Dresden, 332 km from Prague, 536 km from Vienna, 172 km from Poznań, 348 km from Warsaw, and 272 km from Kraków.
Venue’s surrounding
The historical building of Centennial Hall, a multimedia fountain at Pergola, Szczytnicki Park, and the picturesque Japanese Garden.
Zoological Garden and Afrykarium
The largest zoo in Poland and the world’s only oceanarium dedicated solely to African flora and fauna.
Old Town
One of the most beautiful old market squares in Europe, with the Old Town Hall and one of the oldest restaurants in Europe.
Ostrów Tumski
Probably the most popular tourist attraction in Wrocław. The original urban settlement with old gas lanterns and Odra water cruises.
Za Zoo Beach Bar
A place to have a seat on the sand or grass, grab some street food, and enjoy a live DJ set.
Forma Płynna Beach Bar
A cozy spot near the Grunwald bridge, where you can relax by the river and grab a drink.
Neon Gallery
A charming backyard lit by historic neon lights that brings together art galleries, clubs, freelance artists, and bars.
Sport on the banks of Odra
If you’re more of an active person, you can rent a pedal boat or a kayak to explore the city by the river - an even do i the eco way with the help of Odra Centrum.
WakePark Wrocław
A place to try your hand at various water sports, including wakeboarding, skimboarding, and waterskiing. Thrills guaranteed!
Dream Jump
If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush, how about jumping 40 meters down from the roof of the Tarczyński Arena
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The team behind React Native EU speaks English fluently. So do other people involved in making the conference happen, as well as staff at hotels and restaurants in Wrocław. In general, Polish people show a very high level of proficiency in English, so you needn’t worry about communication issues as a foreigner.
Participants of React Native EU can rest assured that the current geopolitical situation will not affect the event. Poland is not a party to any conflict now, and the Polish government is committed to maintaining stability within its borders – so there’s no reason to believe that any disruption will occur during the conference.
React Native EU is organized in line with the current coronavirus regulations, which you can check on the government website. To ensure the safety of our attendees, we equip the venue with sanitizer dispenser stations and make masks available at the reception desk.
The weather in Poland in September is generally mild, with pleasant temperatures and moderate rainfall. In Wrocław, be prepared for temperatures around 15-25 °C during the day and 10-15 °C at night.
The daily accommodation cost ranges between €60-85 on average. The cost of food will vary depending on your choices, but to give you an idea, a meal at a mid-range restaurant costs around €17, a beer costs around €5, and a regular cappuccino costs about €3. For the current exchange rate, visit this website.
In Poland, the power plug sockets are of type E, the standard voltage is 230 V, and the frequency is 50 Hz. For detail, check this website – but if you’re traveling from the US or the UK, there’s a fair chance you’ll need an adapter.
