a functionalist insurgents' building from the 1930s, a site of defence in September 1939
a brick tenement house from 1932 in the spirit of functionalism, with a corner oriel
an active Evangelical cemetery from 1884, with the graves of a rector, engineering pioneers and writers
four tower blocks from the 1960s on former tennis courts, known as the Dolarowce because they were sold for foreign currency
a brass frog on a granite boulder from 1980, a reference to a former pond
eclectic Louis Dame tenement buildings with corner helms on Korfantego Avenue
an exhibition pavilion from the 1960s with a frieze of bas-reliefs and green glass mosaics
a historic station complex from 1859-1931, now full of venues and a music club after renovation