An unusual relic - a tower pressures by the Cherry Street,

one of several "water towers" in Vroclav, the best-preserved and most interesting

architecturally. Currently, the lower part used for local

catering outlets.

A fountain streaming from a wall

of water tower

„Wrocławska” tower

„Paczkowska” tower

The tower near the Institute of Technology

The tower at the Kasprowicz Avenue

Historic Tower Pressures MPWiK picturesquely located on the Oder.

Tower "At Dike", near the Municipals Waterworks

Grain elevator in the port on the Oder

Strzegomski Bunker - cylindrical, slow-standing , anti-aircraft shelter, built in 1942r for the civilian population

Bunker with the same period in the Grabiszyńska Street

Former Custody Garnizonowy seen from the Malt’s Isle

Crossing streets Podwale and Judicial - a complex of historic buildings, in which is located the Court, Prosecutor's Office and investigators arrest.

Covered Market at the corner of the Sand Street and Nankier square, visible from the north east (from the Kraiński Street)

City Hall - from the South

The historic building of University Library in Szajnocha Street

Papal Fakultet Theology, Seminar

Hospital and Hospice of St. Joseph

Main Railway Station - was built in the years 1855-57 as the Upper-Silesian Railway station

Main Railway Station - entry into the platforms, in the depths you can see the Tower Pressures and an outline of Centennial Hall.

Central train station, southern entrance to sideway pedestrian tunnel under railway tracks (over the tunnel the a railway passenger car standing)

Central train station, the hall

Former station narrow-gauge railway to Prusice on Staszic Square.For the station, we see the Church of the Holy Boniface. View from the East.

Building on the Krupnicza Street, former called - New Stock Exchange, currently belonging to the sport's club "Guard".

Municipal Swimming Pool (and bath), erected in the years 1895-97

Nouveau buildings on the street Podwale

Podwale seces zab

Construction of New Notary, former name of to-day headquarters Provincial Office, already planned in 1935.

With a variety of reasons, the work started only shortly before the outbreak of World War II and have continued to 1945.

Usable area around the building is over 26 thousand m2.

PDT - monumental, seven-storey building, equipped with elevators and moving stairs, built in 1928 Berliner Commercial Company of Wertheim.

PDT - despite the bombing of 12 March 1945 and caused him the several-days fire, after the war it was decided to rebuild.

PDT - opening partly renovated (ground floor and first floor) of business concern coincided with the opening of exhibitions Lands Regained - July 21, 1948

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At the creation time - Hall was a unique obwith reinforced concrete roof with the largest span in the world - larger attains only a handful of steel structures. Hall is 42 m high and a dome 67 meters in diameter. The

maximum width of the interior of the Hall is 95 meters and available surface area of 14.0 thousand m2. In addition to the central hall of the building is scheduled yet 56 other facilities for exhibitions, large Foyer

around main hall, and the whole was calculated at 10 thousand people.

The interior Centennial Hall

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Background sound – „Rapsody in Blue” G. Geshwin