Wrocław, Lower Silesia
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Gustaw Daniłowski Square

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About Gustaw Daniłowski Square

A square in Wrocław's Karłowice district with a historic water tower from 1914-1915, covering 3,230 square metres.

Gustaw Daniłowski Square (plac Gustawa Daniłowskiego) is in Wrocław in Karłowice, today part of the Karłowice-Różanka housing estate, in the former district of Psie Pole.

The water tower as the square's dominant feature

The characteristic element of the square, the dominant feature of this area, is a historic water tower from 1914-1915.

Dimensions and layout

The square includes a municipal road 60 metres long, linking Wacława Berenta street with Stanisława Przybyszewskiego street. The square itself is roughly rectangular in shape, measuring around 80 by 100 metres, while the green space together with the road assigned to it covers 3,230 square metres.

Practical information

  • Location: Karłowice-Różanka, Wrocław, on the road linking Wacława Berenta street with Stanisława Przybyszewskiego street
  • Getting there: the Karłowice-Różanka district, towards the Botanical Garden of the University of Wrocław and the Tumski Bridge
  • What to expect: a small, intimate city square with a green space and a historic water tower
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