Transformator is a nightlife spot in Krzyki, Wrocław.
Transformator in Wrocław's Tęczowa warehouse strip is the post-industrial electronic club opened in 2018, with hidden passages, two halls and bookings.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Most events run from 22:00-06:00; tram 5 or 20 to Tęczowa stop drops you on the door.
Address: ul. Tęczowa 57, 53-601 Wrocław
Surowiec in Wrocław's Pasaż Niepolda courtyard at Ruska 46A is the raw-walled queer-leaning club, neon-lit by Neon Side Foundation, with silent discos.
Tip: Thursday silent discos and queer parties are the picks; the courtyard runs the bar in summer.
PRL Klubo-kawiarnia on Wrocław's Rynek-Ratusz 10 is the Soviet-themed dance cellar under the town hall, packed with period propaganda, social-realist oils.
Tip: Two air-conditioned levels, weekends to 24 hours; come for the kitsch and stay for the dance polo set.
Stary Klasztor on Purkyniego in Wrocław is the converted 14th-century Dominican nunnery, with the Gothic Hall stage hosting Polish rock, jazz and ethno acts.
Tip: Tickets via eBilet or the venue; the Sala Gotycka has unreserved standing, arrive 19:30 for the rail.
Vertigo Jazz Club on Oławska in Wrocław's Old Town is the city's flagship jazz room since 2015, with 200 seats, full kitchen and a programme spanning Polish.
Tip: Book direct on vertigojazz.pl for cheaper tickets than ebilet; the stage-side cocktail seats fill first.
Klub Muzyczny Liverpool on Świdnicka in Wrocław is the basement rock and alternative club open since 1996, with strong acoustics and themed nights.
Tip: Jam sessions most Thursdays, themed weekend nights to 04:00; entry to the jams is free.
Spiż under Wrocław's town hall at Rynek-Ratusz 2 is the Gothic-cellar brewpub founded in 1992 with copper mash tuns by the bar and a live-music programme.
Tip: The brewery side has the band; the restaurant side is quieter for early dinner. Pints from 14 PLN.
