If you’re visiting the Japanese Garden in Wrocław by car, the most convenient option is the car park near Centennial Hall. From there, it’s just a short walk through Szczytnicki Park to the garden entrance. Below you’ll find practical details about parking locations, access routes, approximate costs and distances.
Where to park – closest car parks
Centennial Hall car park (best option)
- Address: ul. Wystawowa 1, 51-618 Wrocław
- Located directly next to the Centennial Hall and Pergola complex, around 400–500 metres on foot to the Japanese Garden entrance through Szczytnicki Park.
- Entry is typically barrier-controlled with automated payment on exit.
- Over 800 parking spaces available, including coach parking.
- The most convenient location – close to the garden and nearby attractions (Pergola, Multimedia Fountain, Centennial Hall).
Parking around Szczytnicki Park
Besides the main Centennial Hall car park, there are smaller parking areas along streets surrounding Szczytnicki Park. Before arrival, check whether paid parking zones apply on that day.
- Wróblewskiego Street parking – approx. 450 metres from the garden through the park.
- Parking along Kopernika, Różyckiego and Paderewskiego streets – alternative options depending on availability.
How much does parking cost?
Parking near Centennial Hall and Szczytnicki Park usually operates under Wrocław’s paid parking zone rules or as barrier-controlled car parks. Approximate information:
- Centennial Hall car park – ticket machines and automatic barriers; fees depend on the city tariff (often from around 6.50 PLN per hour during the season).
- Smaller roadside parking areas – may fall under the city’s paid parking zone or offer free parking outside enforcement hours.
Exact rates may vary depending on the operator and season. Always check on-site information boards or parking apps before entering.
How to get to the car parks and the Japanese Garden
By car
- From Wrocław city centre, head towards Centennial Hall – GPS: ul. Wystawowa 1, 51-618 Wrocław.
- From the Centennial Hall car park, the walk to the Japanese Garden through Szczytnicki Park takes about 5–10 minutes.
- Alternative access and parking are available from Kopernika, Mickiewicza and Wróblewskiego streets.
Public transport (alternative to driving)
If you prefer to avoid parking altogether, you can leave your car in the city centre and use public transport:
- Trams: lines 1, 2, 4, 10, 16, 19 – stop “ZOO” or “Hala Stulecia”.
- Buses: lines 115, 145, 146, 253 – stop “Hala Stulecia”.
- From the stop, it’s a short walk through Szczytnicki Park to the garden.
Practical tips
- During weekends in peak season, the Centennial Hall car park may fill up quickly – arriving early is recommended.
- After parking, follow signs towards Centennial Hall/Pergola, then walk through the park to the Japanese Garden entrance.
- City parking areas use ticket machines – have coins or a mobile parking app ready.
- If you plan to visit the Pergola, Multimedia Fountain or Afrykarium, park once at Centennial Hall and explore the entire area on foot.
Parking near Centennial Hall is the simplest and most convenient solution for visitors arriving by car. The garden is only a few minutes’ walk away, and the large car park offers plenty of spaces even on busier days. If you’d rather skip the walk, consider public transport, which stops close to the park and garden entrances.
