Trzebnica in the rain: a water park, two museums, two play centres and a library. Six indoor places where you will stay dry.
What can you do in Trzebnica when it rains and you have children?
The youngest have two play centres. Dodolandia at Obornicka 1 divides its space by age: a separate, safe zone for toddlers and a playground with climbing frames, a slide, a ball pit and a trampoline for older children. Opening hours have not been confirmed, so call before you set out. HopSiup at Świętej Jadwigi 25a has slides, trampolines, a dry ball pool, a “monkey grove” climbing wall and an obstacle course, plus a separate area for parents. You can come for an ordinary visit or hold a birthday in one of three rooms: underwater world, space or jungle.
Where can you swim or read in Trzebnica while it pours?
The Municipal Water Park at Leśna 5 offers pools, a sauna and a gym with cross boxing. The timetable includes aqua aerobics (also for seniors), “FIT WOMAN” classes and swimming lessons, including a programme for children and young people with mobility disabilities. Next to it stands the Municipal Sports and Entertainment Hall named after Lower Silesian Olympians.
Quiet awaits at the Town and Municipal Public Library at Henryka Pobożnego 12a, open since 1946. It belongs to the Municipal Centre of Culture and Art, which also runs the Polonia 3D cinema, so check what is on while you are there.
Which museums in Trzebnica are worth a rainy day?
The Regional Museum in the Trzebnica town hall shows historical and archaeological exhibitions, and its roots go back to the Memorial Room of 1979. The Museum of the Cult of St Hedwig of Silesia, inside the sanctuary buildings, gathers objects linked to the cult of the patron saint of Silesia in three rooms: the sacristy, the crypt and the Pilgrim’s House. The full list is on the page attractions in Trzebnica, and walks for better weather are on Trzebnica solo. Nearby you will also find Żmigród and Oborniki Śląskie.