an education centre about water in a former underground reservoir of the waterworks from the late 19th century
folk art of Lower Silesia in the former Summer Palace of the Bishops of Wrocław
a strip of greenery by the Oława, formerly known as Hollandwiese, reached by footbridges from the Oławskie Suburb
steel suspension footbridge over the Oder, linking the Great Island with the Siedlec-Rakowiec estate
one of two such institutions in Poland, with historic postal vehicles and old telegraph apparatus
a square from 1892 on the site of former cemeteries, protected in the municipal register of monuments
works by staff and students of the Academy of Fine Arts since 1954, divided into painting, sculpture, printmaking, glass and ceramics
an artificial hill piled up from the rubble of post-war Wrocław, today overgrown with vegetation by the Oława river
a green square with a fountain by Wrocław Główny station, laid out in 1856 on the site of a former cemetery
a road junction with flyovers and underpasses, neighbouring Słowacki Park
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 neo-Baroque tenement house from 1900 with a richly decorated Art Nouveau façade, designed by Eduard Hentschel
the only monument to a pope in Poland, unveiled in 1968 on Ostrów Tumski
a square by the former Summer Palace of the Wrocław Bishops, today home to the Ethnographic Museum
a pedagogical library from 1946 at Worcella street, with branches in five towns of Lower Silesia
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
wooden deck on steel trusses from 1928, linking Wilczy Kąt with Siedlec over the Oława
a reinforced concrete bridge from 1931 over the Oława River, connecting Przedmieście Oławskie with Rakowiec
a reinforced-concrete footbridge over the Oława, successor to a wooden crossing from the 1920s
a library branch on Traugutt Street focused on crime fiction and fantasy, with a renovated children's corner
a historic waterworks reservoir from 1890-1893, today home to the Hydropolis education centre