Monuments: Stare Miasto

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

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

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

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

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

two pylons with the crucified Christ and a crypt holding soil from 2000 localities where murders took place in the Eastern Borderlands

a bronze bust on a glass pedestal, unveiled for the centenary of Poland's independence

a replica of a Berlin monument to pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer from 1999, by St Elizabeth's Church

a bust from 1871 among the paths of the Botanical Garden, with the original hidden since 2001 in a closed room

a monument to the insurgents of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising from 1963, moved in the 1970s to a green area on Psie Budy Street

an obelisk with an eagle emblem and the date of the constitution's adoption, erected by the Panorama of the Battle of Racławice

a neo-Gothic shrine from 1878, today working as a fountain with a lion's head

an obelisk with a figure of Christ in the courtyard of the Ossolineum, recreated in 2007