Historic sites
a steel bridge from 1889 connecting Ostrów Tumski with Piasek Island, today accessible only to pedestrians
Historic sites
hall still in use today, with parabolic reinforced-concrete arches regarded as a pioneering engineering structure
Historic sites
an Art Nouveau hotel from 1892, the film set of the famous scene from Andrzej Wajda's "Ashes and Diamonds"
Historic sites
a lost residence of the Dukes of Wrocław, its site today occupied by the university's main building
Historic sites
the Barasch brothers' 1904 Art Nouveau department store, rebuilt and restored after the war, now a historic monument on the Market Square
Historic sites
a former residence of castellans and dukes of the Piast dynasty, of which only a few hidden fragments remain
Historic sites
the Neo-Gothic seat of the mayor and city council from 1860-1864, with a brewery in the basement
Historic sites
the former seat of the princely Hatzfeld family and the Awangarda art gallery, now under renovation
Historic sites
a former town palace on Wierzbowa Street, rebuilt after the war to a form close to its pre-war appearance
a post-war residential complex by Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak from 1955-1959 in the centre of Wrocław
Historic sites
a classicist building of a former bank from 1900, today the Heritage Gates office building on Rzeźnicza Street
Historic sites
a reinforced concrete industrial bridge from 1922 in the Southern Hydroelectric Power Plant complex, closed to visitors
ruins of Langhans's neoclassical palace with an entrance hall and columns dating back to the Piast castle
