Free: Stare Miasto

a green area on a former town moat, right next to the Museum of Architecture and the Panorama of the Battle of Racławice

a park inspired by Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens, next to the Wrocław Opera, with a carousel for children

a bronze figure of the author of "Maidens' Vows", cast in Lwów in 1897, on the Market Square since 1956

a ring of greenery around the Old Town along former fortifications and the Municipal Moat, for pedestrians and cyclists

a stone pillar with a figure of the executioner Roland, a reconstruction of the 15th-century site of public punishment in the Market Square

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

sculptures of slaughter animals on Stare Jatki lane, created between 1997 and 2017 by a collective of artists

a cross-shaped monument of granite and bronze commemorating the victims of the Katyn massacre in Słowacki Park

a remnant of former city fortifications, Wrocław's 10th-highest elevation

a nine-metre concrete chair sculpture by Tadeusz Kantor, designed in 1970, erected in 2011

a bronze sculpture of Cupid on Pegasus from 1913, standing in Mikołaja Kopernika Park above the former City Moat

the Ossolineum courtyard with a monument to a Baroque poet, hedges and a fountain in the heart of the Old Town

a monument to the poet based on a 1909 sculpture by Wacław Szymanowski, transported to Wrocław by barge on the Oder

tombstones of the Silesian Piasts in the former nave of the Poor Clares' church on Nankiera square

a granite, flame-shaped obelisk recalling medieval events on Solny Square

a ceramic sculpture of two armchairs and a seated woman from 1980, opposite the National Museum

a paved slab with a fallen bicycle and a tank track imprint, a 1999 replica commemorating Tiananmen Square

a 1974 sculpture with a stylised heliocentric system and a bust of the astronomer, by the City Moat

an Armenian stone stele from 2012 commemorating the Armenian genocide and the victims in the Eastern Borderlands

a bronze monument to the poet and mystic Angelus Silesius in the courtyard of the Ossoliński National Institute, from 2007

Wrocław's oldest surviving monument, a statue of the Immaculate Mary from 1694 in front of the archcathedral

a reconstruction of the poet's 1911 monument, recreated in 2012 in the Botanical Garden

a sculpture by Jerzy Bereś with an upturned tree, whose roots are painted green every year

a small bronze dwarf on the Świdnicka pedestrian street, commemorating the happenings of the Orange Alternative