Klimatyczne miejsca: Fabryczna

quiet square in Gajowice with the history of a Jewish orphanage and numerous name changes

a 1.6-kilometre stretch of inner ring road flyovers over Strzegomska Street and the railway tracks

a neighbourhood square in Gajowice next to a housing estate recognised as a heritage of contemporary culture

a reinforced concrete footbridge over the Bystrzyca, connecting Leśnicki Park with Stabłowice

a fountain with a rotating copper sculpture by Tadeusz Teller from 1974

a steel cable-stayed footbridge over the Bystrzyca connecting the districts of Leśnica and Złotniki

a three-span crossing from 1967 over the Bystrzyca, the last one before it flows into the Oder

a green square by Leśnica castle with a baroque figure of St John Nepomucene from 1743

a three-span bridge with a wooden deck, crossing the Bystrzyca river in Jarnołtów

a bridge from 1970 over the Ślęza river on the site of a crossing known since the 12th century, destroyed in 1945

a two-span road bridge from 1967 over the Ślęza river with a tram loop for lines 4, 11 and 20

riveted steel bridge from 1900 over the Bystrzyca, right by a weir with a small power plant

reinforced concrete bridge from 1971 over the Bystrzyca River, successor to a wooden crossing from 1917

four bridges over the Bystrzyca - two from 1948 and two from 1995 - in one stretch of national road 94

the central green square of the Grabiszyn estate, designed in 1919-1926

a pedestrian and cycle footbridge over the Ślęza from 2007, built next to a bridge with no pavements

steel road-and-tram bridge from 1959, a temporary detour during the ring road construction

a bridge from 2016 linking Oporów with Krzyki-Partynice across the Ślęza river

a road bridge over the Ślęza from 1932, rebuilt after the war and again in 2017-2018

a neighbourhood square in Złotniki with workers' housing from 1919-1920 designed by Ernst May

a bridge over the Ślęza on the site of a medieval ford, rebuilt after the war and renovated in 2016

a bridge from 1945 over the Ślęza, in the form of two separate crossings since the 2011 rebuilding

a triangular square in a garden estate from 1920, with a monument to people resettled from Lwów

a post-war estate from 1960-1970 with linear blocks and point blocks, viewed from the outside