Parks and nature
a park on two islands formed by the branches of the Oława river, accessible only via Most Parkowy
Parks and nature
a park on the Ślęza river covering 9 hectares, with an amphitheatre, a football pitch and a dog run between two bridges
Parks and nature
Parks and nature
a park in Huby established on the site of former cemeteries, with avenues of chestnut and lime trees as a trace of the old paths
Parks and nature
a strip of greenery by the Oława, formerly known as Hollandwiese, reached by footbridges from the Oławskie Suburb
Parks and nature
a 5.5-hectare city park created in 2018 on the site of a former cemetery in Tarnogaj
Mountains
an artificial hill made of postwar rubble, the second-highest point of terrain in Wrocław
Parks and nature
a park from 1907 in Bieńkowice with two ponds, an outdoor gym and a sports pitch
Mountains
an artificially heaped-up hill 133 m above sea level in the Tarnogaj estate, with a view over the area
Mountains
Cemeteries and monuments
a 2004 sculpture by Jan Kucz commemorating the composer's public concert in Wrocław in 1830
Cemeteries and monuments
a monument to the Cursed Soldiers on a green square in Huby, unveiled in 2024
Cemeteries and monuments
a wartime necropolis of 763 Soviet officers from 1945, with Roman Feliński's gloriette at the entrance
Parks and nature
a square from 1892 on the site of former cemeteries, protected in the municipal register of monuments
Mountains
mound piled from rubble of buildings destroyed during the siege of the city, over 138 metres high
an artificial hill piled up from the rubble of post-war Wrocław, today overgrown with vegetation by the Oława river
Cemeteries and monuments
an active parish cemetery in Tarnogaj, established in 1918 as the Cemetery of St Henry
Mountains
a mound raised from surplus earth during the construction of a railway ring line, today a trace of a former sledging hill
Cemeteries and monuments
four burial fields and a monument from the 1960s commemorating soldiers who died near Wrocław in 1945
Cemeteries and monuments
the Monument to the Storm Detachments from 1937 in East Park, today partly vandalised
Cemeteries and monuments
the only monument to a pope in Poland, unveiled in 1968 on Ostrów Tumski
Parks and nature
former plac Jakuba Szeli, today Skwer Ptasi Zagajnik, rebuilt after the destruction of 1945
in use since 1878, originally shared by Protestants and Catholics, today a Catholic parish
Cemeteries and monuments
an active parish cemetery in the Gaj estate, consecrated in 1940
