A brick tenement in downtown Bydgoszcz that bears witness to the city’s Prussian past and diverse urban heritage.
At a glance
The Max Rosenthal Tenement stands at 42 Gdańska Street in the heart of Bydgoszcz. This historical residential building was constructed during the era when the city formed part of the Kingdom of Prussia, reflecting the architectural and social patterns of that period.
History
Built in the Prussian period, the tenement documents a chapter in Bydgoszcz’s complex history. The city, then known as Bromberg, was an important commercial and administrative centre. The building’s survival and preservation make it a tangible link to that era.
What you see
The tenement represents the brick construction typical of Prussian-era urban housing. Its location on Gdańska Street places it within Bydgoszcz’s downtown district, part of the fabric of historic streetscapes that define the city centre.
Cultural significance
The building is recognized as a heritage asset, registered on the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship Heritage List. It exemplifies the architectural legacy of Bydgoszcz’s multicultural past and the importance of preserving structures that document urban development across different political periods.
Key facts
- Location: 42 Gdańska Street, Bydgoszcz, Poland
- Coordinates: 53.12918, 18.00743
- Heritage status: Registered on the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship Heritage List
- Historical context: Built during the Kingdom of Prussia period
Practical information & getting there
The tenement is situated in downtown Bydgoszcz on Gdańska Street, accessible by public transport and on foot. For visiting hours and any access details, contact local tourism services in Bydgoszcz.
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