Radegast Station in Łódź: photos, reviews

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Stacja Radegast. Muzeum Tradycji Niepodległościowych in Łódź is a notable historical site and museum that provides a profound and moving experience. Rated 4.7 on Google, the museum serves as a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust, situated at the original Radegast Station. Visitors can explore the preserved floor and roof structure, a meticulous model of the old station, and listen to informative audio tapes available in both Polish and English.

Significantly, the site features a solemn monument honoring Jewish victims, original cattle wagons, a steam engine, and large headstones marking the grim destinations of the loaded trains. Accessibility is well-considered, with detailed information panels in English, Polish, and Hebrew, and a concrete tunnel of memories leading to the main area. Conveniently reachable by public transportation, a visit of 1-2 hours here provides a deep and poignant understanding of this chapter in history.

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1-2 hours

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Wheelchair accessible

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Inflancka - Zagajnikowa

Bus stop 269 m walk

Zagajnikowa

Bus stop 345 m walk

Inflancka - Dw. Łódź Marysin NŻ (5219)

Bus stop 350 m walk

Zagajnikowa - Inflancka

Bus stop 381 m walk

Łódź Marysin

Train station 381 m walk

4.7

based on 1,193 reviews

Google

4.7/5 1,193 reviews

My 15

Interessant, viele spannende Beiträge.

Ekstra Mocny

to było by fajne miejsce gdyby nie byłow w łodzi

Tetyana Shevchenko

"Trzeba znać historię, aby nie powtarzać błędów przeszłości. Ciekawe, a zarazem smutne miejsce pamięci. Oby taka historia się nie powtórzyła."

Radegast Station in Łódź

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