Polski Theatre

Two additional stages are located at ul. Świdnicka 28 (Small Stage) and plac Orląt Lwowskich 20c (Świebodzki Train Station Stage).

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Monument to the Anonymous Pedestrians
Pomnik Anonimowego Przechodnia
An impressive artwork by Jerzy Kalina, this sculpture which has two parts, each to one side of Świdnicka, shows people going underground or coming from underground (depending on the side of the street you are at). The artwork builds on Kalina's 1977 installation "Transition" and was inaugurated in 2005. It likely makes reference to the martial law period in Poland and symbolizes people coming back to the public after being underground. The sculpture led to discussions and has been recognized internationally.
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Wrocław Philharmonic
Different kinds of concerts: symphonic, choral, early music, jazz, popular music.
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Music Theatre Capitol
ul. Marszałka J. Piłsudskiego 67
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Bar Pierożek Wrocław ul. Sądowa 7
According to many Wroclavians, the best pierogi in Wrocław. Try pierogi ruskie (with potatoes and cottage cheese) with kefir and barszcz (borscht) and "nalesniki" (crêpes) to experience what real Polish food ought to taste like. The place is small and basic, you may need to wait for a seat, but the food is top-notch.