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Beauty is our entire Poland

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Warszawa - Teatr Wielki

Hala Stulecia, pergola i multimedialna fontanna

This voivodeship is located in the southwest of the country, covers a large part of historical Silesia (Lower Silesia) and the eastern Lusatia.

Lower Silesia is one of the most economically developed regions of the country.Wroclaw is the capital of the province - a city of over a hundred bridges and churches,

26 parks and many of historic sites. It is a city of young people - one third of the over 600 thousand Wroclaw residents are students of ten public and many private universities.

Lower Silesian Voivodeship

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Wrocław - seen from the air

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Wrocław – Old Town, surrounded by the moat

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Wrocław - Cathedral Island

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Church of Sts. Giles - in the vicinity of the Cathedral of Wroclawis the oldest (the first half of the thirteenth century), a full preserved building in Wroclaw

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Romanesque style is also represented by the Saint Martin church,in the western part of the Cathedral Island, during the war destroyed in 80%

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Gothic Catedral of St John the Baptist

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... and the Gothic Town Hall

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Hansel and Gretel - two twin houses on Wroclaw's Market Square

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Przejście Garncarskie and Renaissance houses

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Renaissance houses in the Przejście Garncarskie street

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In a beautiful Leśnicki Park there is a baroque Leśnicki Castle

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Spätgens Baroque palace, the seat of the Prussian kings since 1750

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Spätgen Palace from the Baroque garden side

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Wroclaw Opera House - Neo-Classicism

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Secession of Wroclaw - in the Rzeznicza street

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The corner of streets - Rzeznicza and St. Nicholas

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Former Barasch Brothers department store today Phoenix Gallery

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Historicism in architecture is represented by this building in Pilsudski street

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Modernist Centennial Hal

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Hala Stulecia (Centennial Hal) – built in the years 1911-1913

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Wroclaws Spire - the characteristic, height of 96m, steel mast, erected in 1948 on the occasion

of the Exhibition Regained Territories

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The interior of the Centennial Hall

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Modernist, post-war buildings of Grunwald Square

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Building of Wroclaw Technical University on the Wyspianski Coast

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Postmodern - Bema Center

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Office building on the Lvov Eaglets square

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Grunwald Center

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The former and new Wroclawpost-modern multiplex and historic building of the University Library

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Meeting the past with the presentIn the mirrored walls the Dominican's Gallery you can seen an flected of the church St Adalbert

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Wroclaw's alleys - the by-street of St Joseph

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The beautiful Ukryta street, in the background the tower building of the Faculty of Architecture, Wroclaw University of Technology

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Courtyard of the Ossolineum

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Niepolda Passage

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St Giles Lane

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The crossing to the Kanonia street

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Kanonia street

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Twilight on Cathedral street

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The Tumski Bridge in the fog

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.. and the same bridge seen from the other side

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The Grunwald Bridge

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The National Museum in the moonlight

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Let's see now Wroclaw fountains - here is fountain in front of the Swiebodzki station

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Fountain with allegories of struggle and victory of John Paul II Square

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The same fountain at night

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A small but nice fountain at the Salt Square

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Aquatic fantasies on the Oławska street

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Square with a fountain at the corner of streets of Szewska and Wit Stwosz

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A fountain with a swordsman - University Square

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Another famous fountain - on Wroclaw Market Square

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... and the newest, the biggest in Europe - multimedia fountain on Pergola

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"Dancing fountains" on the background of the Centennial Hall

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The fountain in the Pergola is one of several such projects in the world. In the fountain basin, an area of about 1 ha, were placed almost 300 different types of water yets

jets(geysers, jets foaming, dynamic, hazing, point, palm, water) and 3 nozzles fire.The water is fired at a height of about 40 meters. On the water-screen with an area

over 700 m 2 can be viewed of art-animations, enriched by music.

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The spectacle of water and fire enrich the images cast by a projector onto the water-screen, and also lights of Lasers and sounds of music. Fountain is illuminated by nearly 800

large and small points of light.

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Pergola around the pond with fountains

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Wroclaw Pergola had become empty, the fountains fell silent, until the spring ...

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Music - F. Chopin; I Piano Concerto e-moll - romance larghettoIllustrations – was copied from an accessible websiteThe presentation was made by - Anna

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