Overview
Głogów is one of Poland's oldest cities, though almost entirely destroyed during World War II and rebuilt afterward. The city is nowadays mostly known for copper mining, with the KGHM Polska Miedź mine among the largest copper producers in Europe.
Architecture · Day Trips · History · Museums
Before you go
Connectivity
Mobile coverage (4G) available from Polish carriers. WiFi common in hotels and some cafes. Standard European power plugs type C and E used.
Money
Poland uses the złoty (PLN). ATMs available near the market square and bank branches. Cards accepted at most hotels and restaurants but carry cash for smaller establishments.
Safety
Głogów is generally a safe city. Standard urban precautions apply regarding petty theft in crowded areas.
Transport
Głogów train station provides regional rail connections. The compact city center is walkable. Local buses available for reaching areas beyond the historic core.
