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 The Bydgoskie District (Polish: Bydgoskie Przedmieście) is unique for its charming location along the Vistula escarpment, a vast and picturesque English-style Municipal Park of 1817, and the rich greenery and architecture. The present-day buildings were erected in the 19th and early 20th centuries in the Classicist, Eclectic, Art Nouveau, and neo-Gothic styles. Therefore, there are a lot of houses with half-timbered walls, corner turrets, and decorated gables with numerous details and ornaments. The exclusive and privileged suburb was inhabited by civil servants, officers, freelancers and other celebrated people who were meritorious not only for Toruń. In the interwar period Kazimiera Żuławska’s boarding house ‘Zofijówka’ hosted such eminent artists as Stanisław Przybyszewski, Tymon Niesiołowski, Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz, Juliusz Osterwa and others. Here, the first Polish Naval Academy was established.
Bydgoskie Przedmieście District in Toruń To be developed soon
 The bay windows at 60 Mickiewicza Str. have bas-reliefs presenting mermaids |  Half-timbering villa at 40 Bydgoska Str., |  The villa at 34/36 Bydgoska Str. was the pre-War seat of the Consulate-General of the German Reich. 1896 |  78 Bydgoska Str. with ornamented gable and a rounded and towered corner |  20 Konopnickiej Str. with a rounded and towered corner |  Ornamented portal and door of the house of 20 Konopnickiej Str. |  24 Konopnickiej Str. |  Half-timbering villa on Konopnickiej Str. 1890s. |  52-56 Mickiewicza Str., 1905 |  12 Sienkiewicza Str. |  Former asylum for invalids and the elderly. 1886 |  House on the area of barracks dating back to 1916 on Sienkiewicza Str. |
 Former evangelic seminar for teachers. 1910 |  Barracks on Sienkiewicza Str. 1916. | | |
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Curent local weather in Toruń  | temp. 7.3° C |
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