...in  Bydgoszcz is a busy route connecting downtown to the Old Town. The focal point of the street is the J. Sulima-Kaminski Bridge, which offers a beautiful view of the river Brda and numerous monuments of the city centred around the river. The panorama on the eastern side of the bridge is dominated by the three famous granaries of Bydgoszcz (18^th/19^th entury), the official symbol of the city, now part of the Leon Wyczółkowski Museum.
In the foreground, in turn, the attention of passers-by is drawn by a new symbol of the city,
a statue of a tightrope walker gracefully teetering on line - "Man crossing the River" (2004).

In the background of the sculpture there are new "granaries" (1989) designed by famous architects from Warsaw, the seat of the BRE Bank,l a perfect example of contemporary Polish architecture. Also on the eastern side of the bridge we can admire 19^th-century red-brick buildings: Lloyd's Palace (1886), the building of the theological seminary (1858) and the majestic building of the Polish Post (1899) - one of the largest historic buildings of its type in Poland. The panorama stretching on the western side of the bridge is dominated by the interesting modernist block of the Opera Nova (2006).