one of the largest old-town market squares in Europe, with a block housing the Old and New Town Halls
a baroque university hall with frescoes by Handke and sculptures by Hollandt, founded by Emperor Leopold I
an intimate little square on Ostrów Tumski right by the cathedral, in the heart of the city's oldest quarter
one of the three former market squares of the Old Town, today a green square with post-war buildings
a post-war bridge over the Oder from the 1950s, today a road and tram crossing in the city centre
a fountain from 1904 in front of the university building, one of the symbols of the University of Wrocław
a Baroque concert hall in the university building, where Brahms, Liszt and Paganini performed in the 19th century
a guided tour through the world of the Wrocław dwarfs, with puzzles and souvenir-making
a granite and glass fountain from 1996 on the Market Square, a design that sparked a dispute over the historic townscape
a secondary market square laid out in 1242, today the site of a traditional flower market
a 19th-century meteorological column with a clock and measuring instruments in the city centre
a park along the former city moat, laid out after the fortifications were demolished on Napoleon's orders
reconstruction of a pre-war fountain with a bronze bear cub statue by the Town Hall
an elongated square by Ostrów Tumski with a cathedral, two monastic churches and the Palace of the Dukes of Opole
a square by the Dominican monastery, today overshadowed by the Dominikańska Gallery
a 45-metre walkway joining the towers of St Mary Magdalene's Cathedral, woven together with a legend of a cursed Wrocław woman
a Baroque square by the University of Wrocław, formerly Sperlingberg, meaning Sparrow Hill
bridge over the channels of the former St Clare's Mills, connecting Wyspa Słodowa with Wyspa Bielarska
modest memorial square by the University Library with a monument to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
square with the scenic Wzgórze Polskie on the site of a former bastion and the historic Academy of Fine Arts
a Gothic building of the former city prison from the 14th century, today the seat of a PAN branch
a crossing from 2003 suspended on stay cables between Słodowa Island and Nadodrze
an intimate church square with a Gothic church taken over by the Franciscans in 1530
a square by the Evangelical St Christopher's Church, formerly a marketplace and a cemetery