Architecture: Stare Miasto

over 200,000 works of Silesian art, from the Gothic tomb of Henry IV the Righteous to Kandinsky

a steel bridge from 1889 connecting Ostrów Tumski with Piasek Island, today accessible only to pedestrians

a Gothic cathedral on Ostrów Tumski with the largest organ in Poland and a viewing gallery on the tower

late Gothic town hall built over about 250 years, with the oldest surviving clock bell in Poland, from 1368

hall still in use today, with parabolic reinforced-concrete arches regarded as a pioneering engineering structure

a classicist synagogue from 1829, which survived Kristallnacht despite its devastated interior

a Baroque residence of the Prussian Hohenzollerns, today a city museum with the exhibition 1000 Years of Wrocław

a Gothic church with a 91-metre tower, once the tallest in Silesia, today a garrison church

an Art Nouveau hotel from 1892, the film set of the famous scene from Andrzej Wajda's "Ashes and Diamonds"

a Gothic cathedral by the Market Square with the Penitents' Bridge between its towers and the former Sinner's Bell

a baroque Jesuit church from the 17th century, today a university church on Plac Uniwersytecki

Poland's only museum devoted to architecture, with over 20,000 exhibits in a former Bernardine monastery complex

the only surviving manuscript of Mickiewicz's poem in the baroque Pod Złotym Słońcem tenement house on the Market Square

a Gothic church on Ostrów Tumski, founded by Duke Henry Probus as a votive offering after a dispute with the bishop

a 15th-century Gothic church, today the main Orthodox cathedral of the diocese, with frescoes by Jerzy Nowosielski

a Gothic church founded by Henry the Pious, buried here after the Battle of Legnica, today a Greek Catholic cathedral

late Gothic hall church from an Augustinian monastery, now a parish on Świdnicka Street

a post-war bridge over the Oder from the 1950s, today a road and tram crossing in the city centre

an 18th-century sculpture considered the largest monument to St John of Nepomuk in the world

a fountain from 1904 in front of the university building, one of the symbols of the University of Wrocław

a Gothic parish church on Piasek Island, built from 1334 to a design by master builder Pieszko

the Barasch brothers' 1904 Art Nouveau department store, rebuilt and restored after the war, now a historic monument on the Market Square

a granite and glass fountain from 1996 on the Market Square, a design that sparked a dispute over the historic townscape

one of the oldest archdiocesan museums in Poland, sacred art rescued from secularisation