Boleslaus I monument in Wrocław

The Boleslaus I monument is a bronze equestrian statue located in Wrocław's Old Town square. It depicts the historical ruler mounted on horseback wearing medieval armor and royal vestments.

Boleslaus I ruled in the early 11th century and transformed scattered Polish tribes into a unified kingdom recognized across Europe. The bronze monument was erected in 2007 to honor his pivotal role in establishing Poland as a medieval power.

The monument depicts a ruler who lives in popular memory as Poland's unifier and nation-builder. The horseman and his steed embody the strength that held the land together.

The statue stands on the central Old Town square and is accessible throughout the day. The location offers level pathways and is within easy walking distance of other historic sites in the area.

The bronze features carefully polished details of the armor and horse that the artist crafted with remarkable precision. Each element of the clothing and equipment was shaped to achieve historical accuracy in medieval representation.

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Opening Hours: 24/7

Website: https://fotopolska.eu/Pomnik_krola_Boleslawa_i_Chrobrego_Wroclaw

GPS coordinates: 51.10432,17.03133

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:59