Cmentarze i pomniki: Śródmieście

a sculpture of a woman with books commemorating volunteers who fought the 1997 flood

a bust of the German poet in Szczytnicki Park, destroyed after the war and recreated in 1995

parish Roman Catholic cemetery in Sępolno, established in 1928

a reconstructed statue of the goddess Diana in Szczytnicki Park, recreating a monument lost in 1945

a historic necropolis from 1866 with a brick entrance gate and the graves of eminent Wrocław residents

a classicist column from 1806 in Szczytnicki Park, modelled on the Roman Trajan's Column

a white reinforced-concrete sphere with a bore through which the cathedral tower can be seen

the city's granite boundary pillars from the turn of the 20th century, a symbol of the coming century

a monument to the professors of Lwów's institutions of higher education murdered in 1941, unveiled in 1964

a 12-metre cross piercing a wall, consecrated in 2000 by Cardinal Henryk Gulbinowicz

a white flame-shaped monument, unveiled in May 1980 in honour of Wrocław's pioneers

an erratic boulder from 1913, moved and rededicated to Gallus Anonymus in 1967

a torn, tricolour Hungarian flag unveiled on the 50th anniversary of the 1956 uprising

remnant of a former monument from 1932, today a decorative semi-rotunda without the original reliefs