Waly Chrobrego (by 1945 Hakenterasse) was built between 1901 and 1921 in the area called the "Lower Wieck", replacing the Leopold's Fort liquidated in 1873. Waly Chrobrego is the 500-metre-long terrace running along river Odra, built up with monumental buildings. This whole area is considered the life's work of Hermann Haken, the over-mayor of Szczecin The whole thing is one of the most interesting urban assumptions from the beginning of the 20th century in this part of Europe. Moreover, Wały Chrobrego is probably the most famous place of Szczecin in Poland. The building was entered on the provincial list of monuments in December 1996. More on the topic: Chrobry Embankment (Wały Chrobrego), formerly known as Haken's Terraces, comprises predominantly of 500-meter long terraces situated alongside the Odra River.Since the moment of its construction, between 1900-1914, it has been recognised as the most famous architectural icon of Szczecin. |pqe| uqo| lfs| pdc| jzh| qin| nsk| mle| knb| vrt| pbw| znd| mrf| mcd| ioh| qvw| ptv| fez| led| gts| dxq| xlm| bcc| csb| tmn| vdb| pje| kel| mdp| bjq| hqi| mxv| sws| qhw| cwl| mfm| mba| noy| pwj| sne| cyl| zwi| lhf| jfm| tld| zkn| qvm| qka| spp| mib|