Klimatyczne miejsca: Śródmieście

a pair of steel bridges over the Oder, right by the University of Wrocław

the largest fountain in Poland, with a geyser shooting water up to 40 metres high and seasonal shows

a historic arch bridge over the Stara Odra connecting Plac Grunwaldzki with Park Szczytnicki

a former grand thoroughfare from the 1920s, today a roundabout at the heart of a university campus by the Oder

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

a suspended pedestrian footbridge from 1975, linking Nadodrze with Wyspa Bielarska over the Oder

a former green triangle in Ołbin, today a hub on the Trasa Mieszczańska with the Bema Plaza office building

a square in a bend of the Oder in Nadodrze, paved with granite cobblestone and partly covered with lawns

a triangular square by Nadodrze station with a park of the same patron at the centre of the composition

a square in Nadodrze with Skwer Sybiraków and a monument to the victims of deportations to Siberia

the narrowest bridge in Wrocław, a steel structure from 1913-1917 over the Flood Canal

the former Trebnitzer Platz in Nadodrze, a transport hub with tenement houses and a hospital next to Wrocław Nadodrze station

a wooden footbridge built into the Flood Gate structure of the Psie Pole water step

three identical point blocks from 1968 known as the triplets, awarded in a plebiscite for Mister Wrocław

two pedestrian footbridges from 1926 over Wróblewski street, linking the area around the zoo and the Centennial Hall

a culvert made of prefabricated reinforced concrete pipe from 1912-1917, carrying the waters of the Czarna Woda