Diguś
Diguś is a smiling bearded dwarf holding up a smartphone at Świdnicka 39 in Wrocław, made by Sebastian Obst according to wromap.pl. Stefan Namastek is just 75 m away.
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Diguś
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Story
Diguś is a very modern dwarf. He holds a smartphone up in one hand and grins under his big curly moustache, as if he has just taken the perfect selfie. Hold up your own phone next to his and take a selfie together!
History & Significance
wromap.pl places Diguś at Świdnicka 39 and names Sebastian Obst as his author. We did not find an appearance date or a sponsor. Wrocław's dwarfs trace back to the Orange Alternative, a playful, peaceful protest movement of the 1980s whose members painted dwarfs on city walls; since 2005 the city has filled its streets with bronze dwarfs, and there are now hundreds of them.
Inspiration
With a phone in his hand, Diguś clearly belongs to the digital age, and his name sounds like a playful form of 'digital'. No source we found confirms where the name comes from or who he honours.
Fun Facts
- He holds a smartphone in his raised hand.
- He has a long beard and a curly moustache.
- wromap.pl names Sebastian Obst as his author.
- He stands about 701 m in a straight line from the centre of the Market Square.
- Stefan Namastek is only 75 m to the north-west.
How to Find This Dwarf
Walk south along Świdnicka, one of the main streets leading from the Market Square, to number 39, about 701 m away in a straight line. In the photo he stands at pavement level beside a granite step. From Stefan Namastek, walk about 75 m to the south-east.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Diguś dwarf in Wrocław?
wromap.pl gives Świdnicka 39, about 701 m in a straight line from the Market Square.
What is Diguś holding?
A smartphone, raised in one hand as if he is taking a photo.
Which dwarfs are near Diguś?
The closest are Stefan Namastek (75 m north-west), Luksik (87 m south-east) and Gazeciarz (153 m south).
Accessibility
Ground LevelOutdoor
The photo shows him at pavement level next to a granite step. Our sources do not describe the surface in detail, so check on site if you use a wheelchair.
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