A monument dedicated to the famous Polish playwright Aleksander Fredro.
More About Fredro Monument
The Fredro Monument stands proudly in the heart of Wroclaw's Market Square, honoring Aleksander Fredro, a celebrated Polish playwright known for his comedies. Crafted by sculptor Leonard Marconi, the monument was originally erected in Lviv in 1897 and moved to Wroclaw after World War II. It has become a popular meeting point in the city, symbolizing Wroclaw's rich cultural heritage and the resilience of its history.
What Makes It Special
The monument is a key symbol of Polish culture and history, attracting both locals and tourists.
Address
Rynek, 50-101 Wroclaw, Poland
Best Time to Visit
Best visited during spring and summer when the Market Square is bustling with activity
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