Centrum Historii Zajezdnia
The permanent exhibition “Wrocław 1945–2016” is a key attraction at the Centrum Historii Zajezdnia, where we tell the story of Wrocław.
This scenographic, interactive, and multimedia exhibition is enriched with thousands of photographs, audio-video materials, and original, unique artifacts. It narrates the post-war history of Wrocław and its inhabitants, including newcomers from various parts of Poland and the Eastern Borderlands, who rebuilt the social, cultural, and scientific fabric of the city and region. Here, you will explore the transformation from German Breslau to Polish Wrocław, the highs and lows of life in the Polish People’s Republic, the reconciliation with the German nation, learn about the screen-printing techniques used by underground press publishers, and witness the impact of the 1997 flood in Lower Silesia.
The exhibition is set in a highly symbolic location – the former bus depot No. VII on Grabiszyńska Street, where the Wrocław “Solidarity” movement was born.
