roclaw’s monuments have been breaking the records from centuries – the highest in Poland and one of the highest gothic towers in Europe is adorning St. Elizabeth Church. The University of Wroclaw can be proud of its baroque facade. The first concrete edifice in the world was established here. With its 117 bridges and over a 100 footbridges Wroclaw proudly stands on the third place, after Venice and St. Petersburg. Wroclaw has got the biggest polish Zoo, the oldest restaurant in Europe and enormous organs, which can be found in the cathedral. Special attention should be paid to the Centennial Hall, which has been written down on the UNESCO heritage list. Wroclaw’s monuments are also the legends strictly connected to its monuments to which we sincerely invite you all!

The Archsee Kluskowa Gate Gothic Little House Romanesque Little House Centennial Hall Market Hall Jaś and Małgosia The Jatki Katedralna Street The Collegiate of Saint Cross Church and Saint Bartholomew Church The God's Body Church The Holiest Virgin Maria Church on Piaski Island The Church Under the Call of Saint Elizabeth The Church Under the Call of Saint Giles The Church Under the Call of Saint Matthias The Church Under the Call of Saint Martin The Church Under the Call of Saint Maria Magdalena Saint Stanislas, Saint Dorothy and Saint Wenceslas Church The University Church The Church Under the Call of Saint Wojciech

Piast's Mausoleum The Maria Mill The Monopoly The Sand Bridge The Tumski Bridge The Odwach The Botanical Garden The Wroclaw's Opera The Ossolineum The Ostrów Tumski The Szczytnicki Park Plac Solny (The Saline Square) The Statue of John Nepomucen Psie Pole (The Dog's Field) The Town Hall The Market Square The Sępolno The Strachocin The Fencer The Swidnicka Street. The University of Wroclaw The Prison The Sand Island The Zoo

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