Nadodrze
A former working-class district on the north bank of the Oder, mixing pre-war apartment blocks, large murals, independent cafés and design shops for an artsy atmosphere.
Nadodrze suffered relatively little damage in the Second World War and has kept many late 19th-century rental apartment blocks and courtyards. In recent years the district has been revived, and many buildings have large murals on their walls. Courtyards and ground floors now house independent cafés, vintage clothing shops and studios, and there are often markets at weekends. It's about a 10-minute walk across the bridge from the Market Hall and suits visitors who enjoy street art and local atmosphere. Some of the alleys can be dark at night.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Słodowa Island
- University of Wrocław (Aula Leopoldina)
- Sand Island & Church of the Most Holy Virgin Mary on the Sand
- Wrocław Market Hall
- Ostrów Tumski
- St. Elizabeth's Church & Hansel and Gretel Houses
- Wrocław Market Square & Old Town Hall
- Wrocław Cathedral (Cathedral of St. John the Baptist)