The document summarizes several landmarks in Vratislavia (Wrocław), Poland, including: 1) The Leopold's Assembly Hall located in the 18th century University building, one of the largest preserved Baroque interiors in Poland. 2) The National Museum with permanent exhibitions of art from Silesia and objects like a tombstone from 1300 and a Bible printed in Nuremberg in 1692. 3) The Hohenzollern Palace, formerly a residence of Prussian kings from the 18th to 20th century, now a museum.

2. In Vratislavia you can see one of the largest in Poland b aroque interior, which survived until now . It is the Leopold ’s Assembly Hall , located in the eighteenth centurys building of University

5. University main building, from the side of the Oder and Grodzka Street

6. University Square and monument of Swordsman

7. The main entrance to the building of the University

8. V iew from the University Square

9. NATIONAL MUSEUM Virtual tour at: http://www.wroclaw.ivc.pl/zabytki/muzea-muzeum-narodowe /

11. The main museum hall

12. Exhibition - Spring 2008 Michael Willmann picture - "Ecce Homo" Permanent exhibition - The Art of Silesia Henry IV – a tombstone about 1300

13. The binding of the Bible printed in Nuremberg (from 1692 )

14. The Reliquary of St. Dorothy, about 1500, unknown goldsmith-work The mass cup of XVIIIc. cup St. Hedwig

15. R esidence of Prussian kings of the dynasty Hohenzollern , from from the eighteenth to the twentieth century , now a museum

16. Hohenzollern Palace – view from the South

17. Historic Arsenal

18. On the left side - refurnished edifice Ossolineum

20. O P E R A

21. Widownia opery

23. Staging „La Boheme"

24. New-baroque building of formers M erchant Resursa - now Puppet Theater

25. Puppet Theater - hall principal

26. Puppet Theater - view from the side of the Copernikus park

27. Copernicus park and Puppet Theater from a bird's-eye

28. Thanks for Attention