Kids Film Festival

Kick off the weekend with a family-friendly film screening as part of the TAURON Young Horizons International Film Festival, which runs until October 5th. This festival features films specifically for young audiences from various countries, offering a cultural and engaging experience for children and parents alike. Check the official festival schedule closer to the date for specific film times and locations within Wrocław.

Suitable for ages 3-12, depending on the film selection. Provides a relaxing yet stimulating start to the weekend. Facilities will include restrooms and usually snack bars. Duration around 1.5-2 hours per film.

Dinner & Playtime

Enjoy a delicious and convenient early dinner at a family-friendly restaurant with a dedicated children's play area.

'Restauracja Brochów' is known for being family-oriented with a kids' area, or 'Hala Świebodzki' offers a food court vibe with various options. Many restaurants in Wrocław cater to families, ensuring a relaxed end to your Friday evening where kids can play while waiting for food or after their meal.

Perfect for unwinding. Kids will love the play space. Look for children's menus and high chairs. Ensure an early dinner to stick to bedtimes. Most places will have clean restrooms and stroller access.

Afrykarium Aquatic Safari

Dive into the incredible world of aquatic ecosystems at Wrocław Zoo's Afrykarium.

This unique oceanarium is dedicated to Africa's water environments, featuring various zones like the Red Sea, Malawi, and the Congo. Kids will be mesmerized walking through underwater tunnels with sharks and sea turtles, observing manatees, and exploring diverse fish species. It’s an engaging and educational experience for all ages.

Ideal for children aged 3-12, with plenty of visual and interactive elements. Stroller accessible throughout. Numerous restrooms and baby changing facilities available. Expect to spend 3-4 hours here. Combined tickets for Zoo+Aquapark are available, but for pacing, a separate Zoo visit is recommended.

Riverside Lunch & Play

After your aquatic adventure, head to one of Wrocław's beautiful parks for a relaxed picnic lunch, or choose a casual spot near the Oder River.

Szczytnicki Park, located close to the Zoo, offers vast green spaces and playgrounds where kids can run freely. Alternatively, find a riverside cafe or a spot at the Pergola near the Multimedia Fountain, where you can enjoy quick, affordable bites.

Kids will love the open space and playgrounds. Pack a homemade picnic for a budget-friendly option, or buy sandwiches and snacks from nearby kiosks. Public restrooms are available within the park/Centennial Hall complex. Good for all ages.

Hydropolis Water Center

Explore Hydropolis, a modern and interactive knowledge center entirely dedicated to water.

Through immersive exhibitions, children can learn about the various functions of water in nature, technology, and human life. Highlights include a 360-degree screen showcasing Earth's water cycle, interactive games, and engaging displays.

Best suited for children aged 6-12, but younger kids will also enjoy the visual and some interactive elements. Excellent for curious minds. Stroller accessible. Restrooms and a bistro/cafe are on site. Allocate 2-3 hours.

Dwarf Hunt & Fountain Show

Embark on a free and fun 'dwarf hunt' around Wrocław's Old Town.

Over 600 small bronze dwarves are scattered throughout the city, each with its own story. Kids love spotting these charming figures, turning a walk into an exciting scavenger hunt. Afterwards, head back to the Centennial Hall area for the spectacular Multimedia Fountain show (seasonal, usually running in October). The illuminated water and light display synchronized to music is a magical evening experience.

Dwarf hunting is great for all ages, encourages walking and observation. The fountain show is visually stunning and captivating for both children and adults. Check fountain showtimes closer to the date, as evening shows are after dark. Free activity. Restrooms available in nearby cafes or public facilities.

Farmers Market & Stroll

Start your Sunday morning at the Wrocławski Bazar Smakoszy (Gourmet Market) at ul.

Paczkowska 26. This vibrant farmers' market offers a delightful atmosphere with local vendors selling fresh produce, artisanal goods, and delicious snacks. It's a great place to browse, pick up some local treats, and enjoy the lively community feel. Kids will enjoy seeing the different foods and perhaps a small playground nearby if one exists.

Perfect for a relaxed Sunday morning. All ages. Stroller friendly pathways. Offers affordable food options for a casual brunch or snacks. Restrooms likely available on-site or nearby. Open until 2 PM on Sundays.

Japanese Garden Calm

Seek tranquility at the beautiful Japanese Garden, a harmonious oasis within Szczytnicki Park.

Established in 1913, this garden features traditional Japanese architecture, a pond with koi carp, picturesque bridges, and a variety of unique plants. It's a wonderful place for a leisurely stroll, offering a serene escape and beautiful photo opportunities.

Suitable for all ages. Kids will enjoy spotting fish and the unique bridges. Paths are stroller accessible. Restrooms available within Szczytnicki Park. Open until the end of October.

Indoor Play Fun

For a final burst of energy or a rainy-day backup, head to an indoor play center.

Loopy's World is one of the largest in Poland, offering a vast array of attractions like climbing structures, slides, and trampoline zones suitable for children up to 12. Alternatively, Chubi Boom is another excellent option with zones for various age groups. This provides a fantastic opportunity for kids to play freely before settling down for the evening.

Ideal for burning off energy before heading home. Features dedicated zones for toddlers and older children. Cafes available for parents. Restrooms and baby changing facilities. Plan for 2-3 hours of play.