Aquapark Wrocław — Attraction in Wrocław

Fantastic pool and sauna setup. Five stars!

I absolutely cherish the pearl-clutching reviews from visitors who act like they've accidentally wandered into a satanic ritual rather than a traditional sauna. "OH THE HUMANITY! NAKED BODIES! MY EYES!" Perhaps the facility management should install emergency eye-wash stations and fainting couches at the entrance?

If the sight of the human form in its natural state sends you spiralling into existential crisis, perhaps consider alternative relaxation destinations. Medieval monasteries, for instance, offer delightful stone walls, modest robes, and ample opportunity for contemplative silence by candlelight. The Puritan Historical Experience might also be more your speed.

Let me break this down for the uninitiated: This is what a REAL sauna experience looks like, folks. Not the counterfeit Polish "sauna-lite" where everyone sits around in their swimwear like they're at a middle school dance. You know, where soggy, bacteria-breeding swimsuits create that distinctive "eau de locker room fungus" as people marinate in each other's filtered bodily fluids.

Yes, in authentic saunas, people are NAKED. Revolutionary concept! The same bodies you all have underneath those layers of fabric. Shocking, I know.

If you're looking for the "modesty special" where people's sweat-soaked underpants leave mysterious damp patches on wooden benches for you to discover with your bare thighs, you've come to the wrong establishment. Perhaps try the "Repressed Heat Room" down the street where they hand out shame blankets at the door.

For everyone else with the emotional fortitude to handle seeing a human knee or elbow without requiring therapy afterward, welcome to sauna paradise. Bring a towel, leave your hangups at the door, and maybe - just maybe - you'll discover that nobody actually cares about your "bits" as much as you think they do.

Don't like it? The kiddie pool is that way. The rest of us will be enjoying our heat-induced endorphins without the pleasure of sweaty lycra sticking to...

I was told by locals and read online that Aqua Park Wrocław offers one of the best sauna experiences in the city. The first time I visited, it seemed that way, so I started exploring all of the saunas.

After several visits, I realized that many guests either don’t know or don’t care about proper sauna etiquette. People walk in wearing bathing suits, which defeats the purpose of a real sauna experience. Maybe it’s because many Polish visitors are not familiar with sauna culture, but synthetic clothing restricts your body and ruins the relaxation.

There are also a lot of immature young boys who enter the saunas in swimwear, talk loudly, and act disrespectfully. It makes it hard for anyone to relax. I’ve also seen people tampering with the thermostats, which is unnecessary and dangerous. The saunas are already set up to the right temperature, so guests should just sit quietly and enjoy it.

During the last week, I visited four times. Each time, most of the sauna village was closed. Only the ice house, one ice bath, and two sauna rooms were open. It would be fair for the staff to inform guests about which areas are unavailable before selling tickets.

This is supposed to be a place to relax, not to talk about video games or gossip loudly. Comparing it to saunas in Finland, Germany, or Austria, this was unfortunately the worst experience I’ve had. Still, since there isn’t much competition in Wrocław, it’s probably the best option available.

It would also help if the park had an app to check which saunas are open, see upcoming events, and book aromatic sessions or massages. The website is not user-friendly, and even the “technical maintenance” section doesn’t list half of what’s actually closed. Staff should keep that updated to avoid...

We went 2 mornings to the saunarium. We bought 2 hour tickets on both occasions. We got them at a reduced price (50 zl rather than 60 zl) as we are seniors.

It’s very impressive with saunas indoors & outdoors in various log cabins. All at different temperatures. Some with music etc. 4 saunas were out of order on both occasions, the same 4. Hence I docked my review by 1 star. Considering so many saunas were out of order, it was surprising that they were not overcrowded. There are 2 women only saunas which were empty when I visited.

There is also a cool water swimming pool, a very large jacuzzi which is impossible to use due to congestion. We passed it several times on both occasions, you can see many of the same (if not all of the same) people still in it, still chatting an hour later. They suggest a 15 minute duration, which is clearly disregarded

There is an indoor Thalassotherapy pool. The water temperature is lukewarm.

The complex is huge with several area for sunbathing. Be warned, there is no shade.

There is a bar & restaurant. We didn’t utilise either so can’t comment.

The saunarium has a different entrance, to the left of the main entrance. They give you a wristband, this gets you & out of the complex. It also locks & unlocks a locker. The 2 hour duration is strict, you are charged for every minute you over stay.

Overall very impressive complex, shame all the saunas are not in working order. It’s very clean. I...