a Venetian-inspired Neo-Renaissance palace now home to contemporary art
a former garrison Orthodox church, its onion domes removed after 1919
built as a votive offering for the 1920 Battle of Warsaw, with a mosaic copy of an icon from St Peter's Basilica
a small magic collection upstairs in a historic brewer's villa
a neo-Gothic rectory church, stage of an amateur Catholic theatre since 1987
an eclectic 1904 palace built for Poznański's son, now home to a public music academy
a neo-Renaissance burial chapel for manufacturer Juliusz Heinzel, modelled on the Sigismund Chapel
an Art Nouveau director's villa of the power plant from 1911-1912 on Gdańska, now a diplomatic office
an abandoned, decaying neo-Renaissance villa from 1890-1892, damaged by fire in 2010
a historic villa in Stare Polesie, also known as Pałac Kipera, a former factory-owner's residence
permanently gone, the building collapsed in August 2024 after years of neglect