6th day - Saturday (sobota)

I wasn't quite as impressed with it. I would say it's reinforced concrete Gothic. Yes, it's big, but 3 times the size of St. Peter's Basilica? I don't think so.

Four-Dome Pavilion

The adjacent Four-Dome Pavilion by Poelzig was better. Completely white inside and full of contemporary Polish art, like this:

That's where I spent the afternoon (in the exhibition).

WuWa (Apartment and Workshop)

Since the Werkbund settlement is nearby, I managed to find it:

At first glance, it may not seem so exciting, but this is architecture from the 1929 WUWA movement and is naturally related to the Dessau Bauhaus. This is social housing from the twenties, as the settlement was only for single and childless married people, hence 'Ledigenheim'. Apparently still good enough today for a park hotel.

Water spectacle

The sounds of Beethoven's 5th Symphony 1st movement (ta,ta,ta,taa) led me back to the Centennial Hall. There was this:

So it was a rather peaceful last day in Wroclaw. There is still one more riddle to solve:

3rd riddle

Runners know: The famous Uwaga Marathon will take place here soon:

- What is special about this race?

- What is the route (approximately)?

Goodbye in Wroclaw

...that means 'Good evening', but it still fits!