Free: Fabryczna

48 hectares laid out on a former municipal cemetery, with a lime avenue and the character of a natural forest

a park laid out partly on former cemeteries, with an avenue of oaks and First World War fortifications

an extensive park on both banks of the Ślęza with roller-skating tracks and the sculptures "Wolf Pit" and "Bear"

a former palace park on the Bystrzyca with a Renaissance castle, a hornbeam maze and ponds

an eight-metre mammoth structure with tusk-slides, the park was built from the participatory budget of local residents

a park on the left bank of the Oder with a magnificent pin oak, a playground and an outdoor gym

a park on the Bystrzyca river with traces of two hillforts from the 9th-11th centuries and nine monumental oaks

an artificial hill on a former rubbish dump, with an outdoor gym and a sledging run in winter

a former private park of the botanist Karol Lauterbach by the Bystrzyca, today with natural monuments

the first nature reserve in Wrocław, riparian forest at the mouth of the Ślęza into the Oder, with no public access

a quiet park on a former manor estate with small ponds and natural monuments

a neighbourhood park in Gądów Mały with a sculpture of Vitruvian Man and devices inspired by his inventions

a recreational hill artificially raised at the end of the 19th century, for walks in summer and sledging in winter

one of the largest cemeteries in Wrocław, resting place of professors, artists and scientists

a necropolis from 1928 for Italian prisoners of war from the Battle of Caporetto, today surrounded by Grabiszyński Park

a protected oxbow lake of the Oder with 17 species of bats and yellow flag iris on the bank

a neighbourhood square commemorating the ELWRO Wrocław Electronics Works, which operated between 1959 and 1993

an intimate park in Gajowice, grown on the site of a cemetery closed in 1958

an intimate municipal cemetery from 1998, laid out in the manner of a park with a chapel at its centre

a 60-metre granite wall with former German gravestones, on the site of a vanished cemetery

an 18th-century baroque statue with reliefs copying the monument from Ostrów Tumski

a Protestant cemetery from 1883 in Leśnica, now municipal, with surviving tombstones from before 1945

a scenic hill with benches next to the airport, from which you can watch aircraft taking off and landing