Solo trips: Doły

another mural in the series, on Wojska Polskiego, portrays a girl from the ghetto's Roma camp

the LAS library on the border of Doły and Bałuty, with offerings for children, adults, a book club and bridge

the SŁÓWKA library's name nods to Boy-Żeleński's poems, with a conference room added after a 2019 renovation

a surreal mural by duo Raku and Barys in Bałuty, from 2012

a branch operating continuously since 1955, holding collections for both adults and children since a 2001 merger

a branch with separate collections for adults, teens and children, plus a Senior Club with bridge games

a portrait of a child in prison stripes, a few dozen metres from the former camp entrance

a portrait of a prisoner on Wojska Polskiego 116, near the former camp on Przemysłowa Street

a modernist church in Stoki, built at record speed in 1932

a hyperrealistic portrait of a prisoner on Wojska Polskiego 112, marking the camp's 70th anniversary

an active Protestant congregation in Bałuty, part of the nationwide Evangelical Christian Church network

a black-and-white portrait on Reja Street, with no tone split, like an enlarged archive photograph

a portrait on Przemysłowa 12, the fifth mural of this title, facing the former camp gate

a mural on the facade of the Music Theatre on Północna street, in a building operating since 1964

a branch in Doły aimed mainly at adults, with on-site internet access and document printing

permanently closed, formerly children's branch no. 4 on Franciszkańska street

permanently closed, formerly a children's branch adapted for people with disabilities since 2007