Barasch Brothers’ Department Store
A historic department store in Wrocław's city center, originally built under German rule as Breslau, now home to…
Wrocław: 18 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A historic department store in Wrocław's city center, originally built under German rule as Breslau, now home to…
The Capitol Musical Theatre on Piłsudskiego Street is one of the most layered cultural buildings in Central Europe…
Wrocław's principal avant-garde gallery, occupying 1,000 square metres within the war-damaged Hatzfeld Palace and showcasing contemporary Polish…
A steel suspension bridge over the Oder River in Wrocław, opened by Emperor Wilhelm II in 1910 and…
A major Polish art museum founded in 1947, housing one of the country's largest collections of contemporary art…
A 1856 cemetery in Wrocław preserves the city's Jewish heritage through monumental tombstones scarred by World War II…
A monumental 15×114-metre cycloramic painting depicting the Battle of Racławice, surrounding viewers with 19th-century spectacle and illusion in…
A landmark department store inaugurated in 1930, Renoma stands on Wrocław's historic Świdnicka Street as a symbol of…
In the German city of Breslau, now Polish Wrocław, Max Berg poured one of the boldest concrete domes…
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