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3D Mural - Śródka

3D Mural - Śródka

Poznan

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3D Mural - Śródka

3D Mural - Śródka
The mural was painted in 3D on the wall of a townhouse, and it tells the story of the Śródka district of Poznań. A prince, a bugle call player, a cat or a butcher’s stall can all be seen in the painting. It was voted one of Poland’s New Seven Wonders in 2016 in the National Geographic Traveler poll.

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