Event Details
Welcome to the Wroclaw Good Beer Festival 2027 in Wroclaw
The Wroclaw Good Beer Festival is one of the largest craft beer events in Europe, traditionally held over a weekend in June at the Tarczyński Arena Wrocław. Over three days, hundreds of small and medium sized breweries from Poland and abroad present their beers, with free admission for all visitors.
Highlights and Attractions at the Wroclaw Good Beer Festival
- Hundreds of craft beers from small and medium sized breweries across Poland and abroad
- A dedicated zone for spirits, wines, ciders and meads
- Brewing workshops, sensory training sessions and talks with brewers and industry experts
- A beer tourism zone highlighting breweries, museums and other beer related destinations
- Live music and DJ sets across several stages
- A varied food scene with street food stalls and live cooking shows
- A deposit based reusable cup system that helps reduce single use plastic on site
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
The festival usually runs over three days in June with long opening hours through the afternoon and evening. Alongside tastings at the participating breweries stands, visitors can expect a live music program, a family and dog friendly area, and information stands from across the Polish craft beer scene. The exact 2027 dates and program have not yet been announced.
Tickets and Admission for the Wroclaw Good Beer Festival 2027
Admission to the Wroclaw Good Beer Festival is completely free. Visitors only pay for individual beer tastings and for food and drinks purchased directly at the exhibitor stands, typically through the official festival app.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Wroclaw
- Tarczyński Arena Wrocław is well connected by public transport, so arriving without a car is recommended
- June in Wroclaw usually brings warm to hot weather, so sun protection is a good idea
- Since the festival draws many visitors from abroad, accommodation in the city should be booked well ahead of time
- The local currency is the Polish złoty, and while many stands accept card payments, having some cash on hand is useful
