The Frederic Chopin Monument in Park Południowy in Wrocław is a permanent, clearly identifiable landmark within this green space. The statue commemorates Frederic Chopin’s stay and concert in Wrocław in 1830, and its presence links the park directly to the history of classical music.
The monument is a bronze sculpture depicting Frederic Chopin seated, designed by Jan Kucz and unveiled in 2004. Standing approximately 4.5 metres tall, it is one of the characteristic features of Park Południowy and is easy to notice while walking along the park’s paths.
Facts and practical context
- Location: the monument is situated within the park and is easy to find in its central area.
- Commemoration: the monument recalls Chopin’s historic concert in the city in 1830 and his connection with Wrocław.
- Artist: the sculpture was designed by Jan Kucz and unveiled on 5 September 2004.
For more practical information about the park, see the article Park Południowy in Wrocław.
Frequently asked questions about the Chopin Monument in Park Południowy
