At the north-east corner of Grunwald is the Poznań International Fairs site. South of this is the western entrance to Poznań Główny station, and then an industrial area adjacent to the railway. Leading south-west from the station is the main street "ulica Głogowska", which runs past "Park Wilsona" – a park named for U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, containing a band shell and Poznań's Palm House "(Palmiarnia)". Głogowska then passes through the old district of Łazarz (with its open-air market, "Rynek Łazarski"), crosses the western branch of the railway at Górczyn, meets the A2 motorway at the Komorniki junction at the southern edge of the city, and continues towards Wrocław. Another main route is "ulica Grunwaldzka", which passes through Grunwald's main residential areas, including Ostroróg in the north of the district, the modern "osiedle Kopernika" ("Copernicus estate"), and Junikowo and Plewiska in the south-west. Junikowo is the site of one of Poznań's two main cemeteries (the other being at Miłostowo in Nowe Miasto). Close to Grunwaldzka's junction with "ulica Bułgarska" is the city's main football stadium (Stadion Miejski), home ground of Lech Poznań and a Euro 2012 group C venue.