Dating back to 1904, this historic Art Nouveau department store's wide offer includes original Wrocław souvenirs, Bolesławiec ceramics, and other Polish-made products.

One of Wrocław's most cherished landmarks, the historic Feniks Department Store on the city's market square is a stunning example of early 20th-century Art Nouveau architecture that continues to operate as a shopping centre! It began as the Barasch Brothers Department Store in 1904 and evolved through Poland’s turbulent history, surving the darker days of WWII and a newer role during the PRL.

Today, Feniks offers a vibrant mix of Polish-made products, including Boleslawiec ceramics, porcelain from Ćmielów, Chodzież, Porcelana Bogucice, and Hanipol, glass products from Krosno, as well as Julia and Bohemia works of crystal. Amongst the range of other options up for consumption for clothing, cosmetics, household goods, groceries, and music. Visitors in Wrocław can also take advantage of their offer of unique souvenirs, as well as some fast-dining options (Burger King, Sultan  Kebab), currency exchange, and they even have their own city map for finding resident gnomes! Indeed, Feniks is worth a visit for cultural and historical factor alone, but it's also convenient for travel essentials as well.