Kładka Piaskowa
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Ready-made walk · Wrocław

Wrocław Across the Water

9 stops · ~1 hr 55 min · 6.8 km

Bridges

Follow Wrocław’s crossings through medieval tolls, wartime destruction, industrial engineering and modern transport. Together, these bridges show how the Oder and the city’s smaller rivers have shaped everyday life and urban growth.

The stops, in walking order

  1. Kładka Piaskowa
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    Stop 1: Kładka Piaskowa

    ~3 min here

    Kładka Piaskowa is a pedestrian bridge over the Młyn Maria Canal, joining Piasek Island to Słodowa Island.

  2. Most Świętej Klary
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    Stop 2: Most Świętej Klary

    ~3 min here

    Most Świętej Klary is the small road bridge carrying you between Słodowa Island and Bielarska Island.

  3. Most Młyński Północny
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    Stop 3: Most Młyński Północny

    ~3 min here

    Most Młyński Północny is the longer of Wrocław’s two Mill Bridges, carrying the route from Mill Island to the river’s right bank.

  4. Most Tumski
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    Stop 4: Most Tumski

    ~3 min here

    Seventeen tonnes of love locks came off Most Tumski during its 2019 overhaul.

  5. Most Pokoju
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    Stop 5: Most Pokoju

    ~3 min here

    Most Pokoju spans the Odra’s main channel on a crossing created after the Second World War.

  6. Most Piaskowy
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    Stop 6: Most Piaskowy

    ~3 min here

    Most Piaskowy is Wrocław’s oldest surviving iron bridge, the southern section of the city’s oldest crossing of the Oder.

  7. most Władysława Sikorskiego
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    Stop 7: most Władysława Sikorskiego

    ~3 min here

    Riveted steel gives Władysław Sikorski Bridge its unmistakably nineteenth-century character.

  8. Stop 8: Most Romana Dmowskiego

    ~3 min here

    Most Romana Dmowskiego is the river crossing carrying you between Kępa Mieszczańska and Wrocław’s western districts across the Southern Oder.

  9. most Osobowicki
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    Stop 9: most Osobowicki

    ~3 min here

    Most Osobowicki is a paired crossing completed in 1897, when Wrocław was rebuilding its river transport system.

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