Located near the modern urban landscape of Kraków’s Płaszów district, the Stara Lokomotywownia (Old Locomotive Depot) stands as a powerful reminder of Poland’s rich railway history and industrial legacy. Constructed in 1927, this site was once a bustling hub of locomotive maintenance and storage, integral to the development of Kraków’s extensive rail network. Today, it’s a poignant relic—part industrial archaeology, part neglected monument—echoing the age when steam was king.