Bąbelek Chlapuś, Bronze dwarf statue at Plac Grunwaldzki, Wrocław, Poland
Bąbelek Chlapuś is a small bronze figure depicting a playful character with childlike features located near the university area on Plac Grunwaldzki. The statue has a cheerful expression and sits among the bustling activity of the square.
The statue was installed in 2010 as part of a broader movement that started in the 1980s with alternative artistic projects. This collection of bronze figures has grown to become a defining feature of the city.
The figure is part of Wrocław's collection of dwarf sculptures scattered throughout public spaces. Each statue carries its own name and character, reflecting the city's traditions and daily life.
The statue is located on Plac Grunwaldzki and is easily accessible on foot with multiple entry points from different sides. The square serves as a central hub from which to explore the surrounding area.
The name literally translates to Little Bubble and is part of a city game where visitors mark different dwarfs on special maps. This activity has become a popular treasure hunt among tourists and locals.
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