
The authorities of Wrocław are introducing traffic restrictions around the Osobowicki and Grabiszyński cemeteries as well as special parking rules.
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The Wrocław authorities periodically introduce changes to the traffic organization during All Saints' Day in order to improve access to cemeteries.
Due to the upcoming All Saints' Day, the authorities of Wrocław are introducing temporary changes in the organization of traffic around the largest necropolises. On Saturday and Sunday, access by car to the Osobowicki and Grabiszyński Cemeteries will be impossible.
The exceptions are public transport vehicles and taxis.
In the area of the Osobowicki Cemetery, Osobowicka streets (from the Osobowicki Bridge to the Milenijny Bridge), Bezpieczna, Łużycka, Jugosławiańska and the adjacent streets of the Różanka housing estate will be closed. There is a taxi rank at ul. Osobowicka before the intersection with ul. Łużycka.
On the Millennium Bridge, on the section from ul. Popowicka to ul. Osobowicka, the right lane will be intended only for buses.
Special parking lots and strict entry rules
For those who decide to arrive by car, there is a free parking lot at the Engineering and Chemical Troops Training Center at ul. Obornicka. However, not every vehicle will be allowed on it.
"This year, due to the applicable regulations and the decision of the General Staff of the Polish Army, it will not be possible to enter this parking lot with cars manufactured in Belarus, China, Russia (and the former USSR) and North Korea. Cameras and other image recorders as well as parking sensors (cameras) enabling image and sound recording must also be dismantled or effectively covered," the city's press release states.
Entrance to the parking lot will only be possible from the street. Obornicka.
Changes at the Grabiszyński Cemetery
Changes will also be introduced in the Grabiszyński Cemetery area. November 1st Grabiszyńska on the section from ul. Ostrowskiego to ul. Jordanowska will be closed to passenger cars. Only buses and taxis will be allowed to pass. There is a taxi rank at ul. Violet.
Special bus lines will run to the cemetery, and the final stop is located at the terminus at ul. Grabiszyńska, right next to the side gate of the necropolis.
Free parking is available for drivers at ul. Ostrowski at the ZF CV SYSTEMS plant.

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