one of the oldest Jewish necropolises in Poland, about 12,000 gravestones with bullet marks
a bowling alley in Sky Tower with a bar and packages for companies, families, children and schools
a two-level Jesuit church built between 1979 and 1990, whose cornerstone was blessed by John Paul II
an entertainment centre in Sky Tower with mini golf, darts, billiards and shuffleboard
a municipal sports shooting range run by the National Defence League, one of eight in Wrocław
a star-shaped roundabout with a green square, designed in 1880 and renamed four times by 1945
a square in Krzyki named after doctor Ludwik Hirszfeld, with the Lower Silesian Oncology Centre nearby
former plac Jakuba Szeli, today Skwer Ptasi Zagajnik, rebuilt after the destruction of 1945
a figure of a soldier trampling a swastika, on a plinth from a pre-war monument to Moltke
a 620-metre railway viaduct from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, still in use over the streets of central Wrocław
a 1974 bust of the economist on the campus of the University of Economics, still a subject of controversy
the only gallery in Poland devoted exclusively to artistic ceramics, visits by prior arrangement