Sculpture: Stare Miasto

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

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 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

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

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

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 statue of Cardinal Kominek holding a dove of peace, commemorating the 1965 Polish bishops' letter to the German bishops

a granite column with a bronze statue of Christ the King, erected in 2000 on plac Katedralny

four reinforced-concrete figures by Władysław Hasior in memory of the victims of the execution in Nowy Sącz

an outdoor sculpture from 1964 on Wyspa Bielarska, a work by Łucja Skomorowska