historic suspension bridge over the Oder from 1910, supported on two masonry pylons with a granite facing
a former grand thoroughfare from the 1920s, today a roundabout at the heart of a university campus by the Oder
historic ships on the Oder, including the only surviving steam-powered inland tug in Poland
the main university library with roots in the Leopoldina and the world's largest collection of Silesiaca
the oldest neo-Gothic church in Wrocław, today a Pentecostal place of worship
twin post-war university buildings from the 1950s, combining socialist realism with classicising modernism
complex of tower blocks and pavilions from the 1970s known to locals as the Toilet Bowls or the Manhattan
an academic library with a medical and pharmaceutical collection, operating since 1946
a white reinforced-concrete sphere with a bore through which the cathedral tower can be seen
a barrier-free library near plac Grunwaldzki with book clubs and workshops for families
a university museum with free admission, open to outside visitors on Tuesdays and Thursdays
a monument to the professors of Lwów's institutions of higher education murdered in 1941, unveiled in 1964
a collection of anatomical preparations and 19th-century models gathered by Wrocław's medical university
three identical point blocks from 1968 known as the triplets, awarded in a plebiscite for Mister Wrocław
the reading room of the Wrocław University of Science and Technology Library in building D-21 on campus
an online service with digitised collections of the University Library, available only online
a university collection of forensic medicine, open only to organised groups by prior booking