Wroclaw, Poland
Wroclaw Main Railway Station
A 1857 Prussian station renamed twice by history, Wrocław Główny hid its most personal relic in a ceiling board: three fired workers' names, dated the day after their dismissal in 1946.
From the CommunityA 1857 Prussian station renamed twice by history, Wrocław Główny hid its most personal relic in a ceiling board: three fired workers' names, dated the day after their dismissal in 1946.
From the CommunityThis 17th-century royal residence displays Leopold I and seven electors on its facade, rebuilt from WWII rubble with painstaking precision.
From the CommunityWrocław’s Grand Hotel has spent a century changing names, identities, and fortunes - and is finally returning to its former glory.
From the CommunityA colorful example of architecture that the early inhabitants of modern Wrocław were determined to clear as it represented remaining traces of German habitation.
Established in 1947, The National Museum in Wrocław stands as one of Poland's main branches of the National Museum system, with one of the largest collections of contemporary art in the country.
The design of this 19th century recreational center in Poland was selected from 44 submissions during an architectural competition.
From the CommunityThis Polish primary school, designed by German architects in the early 1900s, was once one of the largest primary schools in Wrocław, Poland.
This former palace of a Polish Baron has only been a city museum for ~10 years. But it contains one of the most comprehensive exhibitions celebrating a millennium of Wrocław.
This minimalist Polish patisserie was visually inspired by a tasty treat - the eclair.
This World Heritage site in Poland once held the world's largest pipe organ.