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Gądów Mały, Wrocław — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Gądów Mały is a residential district of Wrocław, known for a former airfield and the Wrocław New Jewish Cemetery.
About Gądów Mały
Where to stay in Gądów Mały
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Gądów Mały is a place to sleep between errands. Rooms are few among its estates, so most travellers base themselves in central Wrocław and reach the district by road along Elbląska Street. The quietest corners sit near the Wrocław New Jewish Cemetery and the old airfield ground.
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About Gądów Mały
What are the main landmarks in Gądów Mały?
Gądów Mały gathers its landmarks around brick and iron. The Wrocław New Jewish Cemetery lies within the district, its pre-funeral house and gallery still standing among the graves that record generations of the city's Jewish community. Nearby, a railway water tower rises beside Elbląska Street, a reminder of the sidings that once crossed the ground.
Brick marks the district.
What is the history of Gądów Mały?
Gądów Mały owes much of its character to a former airfield. The Gądów Mały airfield once operated on the flat, open land here, and the district still carries its name long after the planes left. The Wrocław New Jewish Cemetery stands as its other enduring historical site, tended within the neighbourhood.
Aviation left its trace.
Where is Gądów Mały?
Gądów Mały sits within Wrocław, its streets running between the Wrocław New Jewish Cemetery and the open ground of the former Gądów Mały airfield off Elbląska Street.
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Updated July 2026