Greetings from Wroclaw
Stamps in Wroclaw – send postcards to friends and family with ease
Visitors to Wroclaw often wish to send a postcard home. Postcards are inexpensive and widely available from kiosks, souvenir shops, bookshops and tourist information points.
Stamps can often be purchased at the same place as the postcard. Ask for a stamp for "Europa" or "świat" (world). Current postal rates should be checked locally, as prices may change.
Once your postcard or letter is ready, you can leave it at your hotel reception, place it in one of the city's red post boxes or take it directly to a post office.
Useful post office addresses in central Wroclaw:
Making telephone calls in Wroclaw
Calling Poland: Poland's international country code is +48, sometimes written as 0048.
Calling Wroclaw: The area code for Wroclaw is 71.
Landline numbers:
Mobile phones: Polish mobile numbers contain nine digits and do not use an area code. From abroad, add +48 before the mobile number. When calling from a Polish mobile or landline, use the nine-digit number directly.
Internet access in Wroclaw – stay connected
The city centre offers many cafés and public places with internet access. Free Wi-Fi is available in a number of public areas, hotels, restaurants and shopping centres, allowing visitors to stay connected and share their travel experiences easily.
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