one of the oldest Jewish necropolises in Poland, about 12,000 gravestones with bullet marks
steel suspension footbridge over the Oder, linking the Great Island with the Siedlec-Rakowiec estate
a private Wrocław theatre performing on several stages in the city since 2000
a mime stage founded in 1956, performing on every continent except Antarctica
a star-shaped roundabout with a green square, designed in 1880 and renamed four times by 1945
a green square with a fountain by Wrocław Główny station, laid out in 1856 on the site of a former cemetery
a square in Krzyki named after doctor Ludwik Hirszfeld, with the Lower Silesian Oncology Centre nearby
a road junction with flyovers and underpasses, neighbouring Słowacki Park
a neighbourhood library in Ołtaszyn with audiobooks, foreign-language literature and lessons for preschoolers
a family library in Huby with activities for babies, children, and a discussion club
a square in Przedmieście Oławskie with the complex of the Church of St Maurice as the only remnant of its former buildings
a square with the former Old and New Regency buildings, today home to the National Museum and the voivodeship office
a library in Borek with a mezzanine for comic book readers, in a school building next to Park Południowy
a library in Krzyki with a monthly puppet theatre running since 2000
a square by the former Summer Palace of the Wrocław Bishops, today home to the Ethnographic Museum
a bronze bundle and keys in water - Maciej Szańkowski's fountain on the displacement history of Wrocław
a 700-metre bridge over the Oder opened in 2023, named after the nearby Olympic stadium
a riveted truss from 1904, relocated and reassembled in 1928 as a bridge over the Oława
a neighbourhood square in Brochów with a municipal road and green area by Koreańska and Piwniczna streets
a triangular square with a miniature traffic town, formerly Kant Square and Göring Square
wooden deck on steel trusses from 1928, linking Wilczy Kąt with Siedlec over the Oława
the only bridge on the Ślęza River to survive the fighting for Wrocław in 1945, today in its 1960s form
a reinforced concrete bridge from 1931 over the Oława River, connecting Przedmieście Oławskie with Rakowiec
reinforced concrete bridge from 1938 over the Ślęza, on the route out of Wrocław towards the Karkonosze