Cheap flights from San Francisco to Wroclaw

Fares on this route are published for September through January, then again for June and July. January comes in as the cheapest month of the ones listed, so if your dates can move, start there. Late autumn and early winter tend to be calmer than the summer stretch, when families travel and seats fill faster. Midweek departures are worth comparing against weekend ones before you commit. If you are flying over Thanksgiving or the Christmas and New Year period, book well ahead, since those weeks are busy on both sides of the Atlantic.

Every itinerary between San Francisco and Wroclaw comes from a connecting carrier, so plan on a stop rather than a non-stop. The names you will see include KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Swiss, United Airlines, American Airlines, Air Canada, TAP Portugal, Condor and JetBlue Airways. What separates them is less the brand than the fare you pick: baggage, seat selection and change rules differ from one ticket to the next, and a cheap fare on a full-service carrier can include less than you expect. Read what is bundled before you choose.

You land at Strachowice, the airport serving Wroclaw and the only one you will use on this route. Because the trip from San Francisco connects, your arrival time depends on the first leg, and a delay at the hub can push you into the next day, which matters if you have plans on landing day. Look up how you will get into the centre before you fly, and check whether your connection leaves enough time to collect bags and clear security again if the legs sit on separate tickets.

Currency

PLZ (zł)

Power sockets

Type C, E · 230 V

Language

Polish

Emergency number

112, 986, 997

Driving side

right

Calling code

+48

Internet domain

.pl

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Wroclaw

674 k (2024)

Time zone

UTC+01 (Europe/Warsaw)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Confirm you are departing from San Francisco International, the only airport serving the city on this route.
• Check the baggage allowance for each leg, since the airline flying you across the Atlantic may not be the one that sold you the ticket.
• Make sure both legs sit on one ticket, or leave a long buffer if you booked them separately.
• Check passport and entry rules for Poland before you book, and confirm your passport has enough validity left.
• Look at the price calendar around January if your dates are flexible, and compare it with the summer months.
• Think about your connection time at the European hub and whether you would rather have a longer layover.