Wrocław Good Beer Festival

In 2025, the Wrocław Good Beer Festival remains one of Europe’s largest celebrations of craft beer, held on the esplanade of Stadion Wrocław. The event brings together hundreds of breweries from Poland and beyond, showcasing a wide array of beer styles—from traditional lagers and porters to experimental sour ales and double IPAs. Organized by the “Zamek” Cultural Centre in collaboration with brewing experts, the festival’s goal is to promote both established and emerging craft breweries, offering attendees opportunities to sample rare releases and regional specialties.

Beyond the tasting tents, the festival features a rich program of educational and experiential zones. In the Beer Geek Zone, visitors can enjoy live demonstrations, guided tastings, and meet-the-brewer sessions, while the Brewers’ Workshop offers hands-on seminars on homebrewing techniques and beer history. The Beer Tourism Zone highlights local beer museums, open breweries, and artisan food producers for those keen to explore Wrocław’s broader beer culture and culinary scene.

The culinary area brings together food trucks and regional vendors serving dishes designed to pair perfectly with craft beer—ranging from Polish classics to international street food and modern gastro-pub creations. Live music stages featuring local bands and DJs create a festive atmosphere throughout the festival grounds.

Originally a small gathering of homebrewers and beer enthusiasts, by 2025 the Wrocław Good Beer Festival has become a must-visit event on Europe’s beer calendar. Its founders, Joanna Boś and Agnieszka Wołczaska-Prasolik, laid the groundwork for its expansion, and their vision of supporting small and medium-sized breweries continues to shape the festival’s ethos. Admission remains free, making it accessible to both seasoned aficionados and newcomers eager to explore the diverse world of craft beer in Wrocław.