The Multimedia Fountain in Wrocław—a water show that will amaze you!

Visit one of the most magical places in Wrocław! The Multimedia Fountain at the Centennial Hall is the largest attraction of its kind in Poland and one of the largest in Europe. Set in the picturesque surroundings of the Pergola and the Japanese Garden, it offers spectacular shows combining light, music, and water that attract hundreds of spectators every evening.

See how 300 water jets, colorful spotlights, and modern technology come together to create a breathtaking spectacle. During the summer season, special themed shows are held here—ranging from classical music to film scores and electronic music. It’s an unforgettable experience for the whole family, perfect for wrapping up a day of sightseeing.

When should I come?
Free shows are held daily from May through October, and on weekends there are special evening performances featuring music and lights.

Frequently asked questions

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Where can I park near the Multimedia Fountain in Wrocław?

Near the multimedia fountain (a two-minute walk from the fountain) is a 24-hour paid parking lot with spaces for 800 passenger cars and 20 buses. The entrance to the parking lot is on Wróblewskiego Street.


For more information, visit: www.parkinghalastulecia.pl

Near the Multimedia Fountain, you can also park at the following locations, among others:

  • paid parking lot at 7 Wróblewskiego Street,

  • the parking lot at 35 Mickiewicza Street,

  • the parking lot on Parkowa Street,

  • parking spaces on Dicksteina, Bartla, Paustera, and Kopernika Streets.




How much does it cost to park?

Parking rates vary by month, as follows:

  • January, February, November, December: 6.5 PLN/hour,

  • March, April, September, October: 7 zł/h,

  • May, June, July, August: 8 zł/h.


Bus parking costs 12 zł per hour.

How do I get to the Wrocław Multimedia Fountain by public transportation?

You can reach the Wrocław Multimedia Fountain by public transportation:




  • trams on lines 1, 2, 4, 10, and 16 (to the Zoo or Hala Stulecia stop);

  • by bus lines 145 and 146 (to the Hala Stulecia stop).


The following services run from the PKP and PKS stations to the area around the Wrocław Fountain:




  • buses 145 and 146 (from Peronowa Street);

  • Tram Line 2 (from Piłsudskiego Street).


You can buy MPK Wrocław tickets on buses and trams using a payment card. Select the type of ticket on the ticket panel and hold your card close to the reader. The ticket is stored on your payment card; you will not receive a printed ticket.


Tickets can also be purchased (by credit card or cash) at ticket machines at bus stops and at newsstands.

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