8 Kolobrzeska, Bydgoszcz, Poland
The Zajezdnia History Centre is a unique place on the map of Wrocław. It was here, in August 1980, that the strike to support the workers of the Coast began, and it was here that the Wrocław "Solidarity" movement was born. This very place is now a unique museum created to tells the history of the city - mainly through the permanent exhibition "Wrocław 1945–2016". Beautifully arranged interiors that resemble a filmset are filled with original exhibits and plentiful audio-video materials that show the complicated history of the city - from the interwar period, through World War II, post-war years and the period of Stalinism all the way to the birth of Solidarity, liberation from the communist regime and modern times.
The depot is also a space for temporary or open-air exhibitions, a place offering a rich programme of educational workshops, cultural events as well as scientific and artistic projects.
