a reinforced-concrete hall with a 67-metre dome, the largest in the world at the time it was built
Hans Poelzig's reinforced-concrete pavilion from 1913, today a branch of the National Museum with contemporary art
a ninety-metre steel tower from 1948, a symbol of the rebirth of the Recovered Territories
an estate from the 1929 Werkbund architectural exhibition, with the reconstructed DOIA kindergarten in the Dąbie district
the largest fountain in Poland, with a geyser shooting water up to 40 metres high and seasonal shows
an experimental two-family house from the WUWA exhibition, designed by Theo Effenberger
a modernist semi-detached house from the 1929 WUWA exhibition, designed by Paul Häusler
the narrowest bridge in Wrocław, a steel structure from 1913-1917 over the Flood Canal
two pedestrian footbridges from 1926 over Wróblewski street, linking the area around the zoo and the Centennial Hall