Kościoły i klasztory: Stare Miasto

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

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

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

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

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

an 18th-century figure of the saint in front of St Matthias' Church, previously standing in a now-vanished cemetery

a Baroque former Church of St Anne from 1686-1690, today an Orthodox church on Ostrów Tumski

a Gothic Dominican church with the Chapel of Blessed Czesław and the miraculous image of Our Lady of Podkamień

an active synagogue next to the White Stork Synagogue, with an Art Nouveau ceiling restored in 2015

a deconsecrated Bernardine church and monastery from the late 15th century, today home to the Museum of Architecture

a square by Wrocław's cathedral, with the episcopal palace, the Archdiocesan Museum and the Column of Christ the King

a Gothic pillar shrine from 1491 commemorating a beheaded senior councillor of Wrocław

a small square on Ostrów Tumski by the collegiate church and the statue of St John of Nepomuk