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St. Elizabeth's Church with its long tiled roof and tall brick tower rising above the Old Town roofs, on a sunny day.
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St. Elizabeth's Church

St. Elizabeth's Church is a brick Gothic basilica at the north-west corner of Wrocław's Market Square, built in the 14th century; from 1525 to 1946 it was the city's main Lutheran church and it is now the garrison church. Its tower, 91.5 m high, has a viewing terrace with a stone balustrade overlooking the Old Town.

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