Centrum Historii Zajezdnia
About This Museum
People come to Wrocław for the gnomes and the Gothic square, but they leave talking about the Zajezdnia. Housed in a former tram depot, this isn't your typical glass-case museum; it's a raw, immersive journey into the city's resilient soul. You walk through a reconstructed 1970s street, duck into a cramped Solidarity-era printing press, and feel the weight of history in the most personal way. It completely reframes your understanding of this vibrant Polish city.
Collection Highlights
The full-scale replica of a communist-era street, complete with a period shop and apartment, is unforgettable. The underground printing press exhibit, showcasing banned Solidarity materials, feels thrillingly clandestine.
Visitor Information
It's on Grabiszyńska street—a short tram ride from the center—and you'll want to set aside a good two to three hours to do it justice.
Architecture & Building
The museum is cleverly adapted from a sprawling, red-brick tram depot, so it has this fantastic industrial feel with high ceilings and vast open spaces.
Contact & Location
Address: Centrum Historii Zajezdnia, 184, Grabiszyńska, Grabiszyn, Grabiszyn-Grabiszynek, Wrocław, województwo dolnośląskie, 53-235, Polska
Phone: +48 71 715 96 02
Website: Visit Website
