Breslávia

At Wrocław, near River Oder, and seen from Świętego Marcina. Wrocław belonged to Germany until World War II, and was named Breslau. After the war, Stalin pushed the border of the Soviet Union westwards, incorporating a part of Poland in what is now Belarus. In order to diminish discontent in Poland, he pushed the Polish-German border westwards. Cities like Breslau and Stettin became Polish territory with their Polish names: Wrocław and Szczecin.

Seen from the terrace of Karczma Młyńskáa Restaurant, at Młyńska Island.

Viewed from Kościelny Square, Wrocław.

At Katedralna, Ostrów Tumski, Wrocław.

By the terrace of Cafeteria Chic, at Katedralna, Ostrów Tumski, Wrocław.

Viewed from Katedralna, Ostrów Tumski, Wrocław.

Getting weight, with so many lovers' lockets... It's a pedestrians bridge over River Oder, Wrocław.

All along Tumski Bridge, in Wrocław.

One of the largest and oldest research libraries in Poland, it stands close to River Oder, south of Grodzka, Wrocław.

On façade of Saint Elizabeth Church, at Stare Miasto, Wrocław.

At University Square, Wrocław.

At University Square, Wrocław.

At University Square, Wrocław.

Applied at Rejs Pub door, Kotlarska, Wrocław.

At Powstańców Śląskich, corner with Nasypowa, Wrocław.

At Przejście Żelaźnicze, Wrocław.

At Przejście Żelaźnicze, Wrocław.

Spotted at Przejście Żelaźnicze, Wrocław.