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Goldus is a cheerful doctor dwarf at Bulwar Dedala 9b in Wroclaw, standing guard outside the Golden Care medical clinic -- a favourite among visiting children.

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Story

Goldus stands at Bulwar Dedala 9b in Wroclaw, right outside the Golden Care medical clinic. This cheerful little doctor dwarf is beloved by children and admired by parents who say he is exceptionally clever. With a warm smile and a caring demeanour, Goldus watches over everyone who passes by, as if checking they are in good health. Locals whisper that rubbing his tiny stethoscope brings a boost of energy and good health for the whole week ahead.

History & Significance

Goldus appeared in Wroclaw on 16 July 2015, sculpted by Grzegorz Lagowski. He was commissioned by the Golden Care medical centre to represent their commitment to healthcare and patient wellbeing. The dwarf follows the tradition started in 2005 when sculptor Tomasz Moczek placed the first five bronze dwarf figures on the streets of Wroclaw. Like many corporate-sponsored dwarfs, Goldus reflects the identity and values of his patron.

Inspiration

Golden Care is a medical centre in Wroclaw offering a range of healthcare services. Located in the Gadow-Popowice area of the city, the clinic provides care for both adults and children. The name 'Goldus' is a playful diminutive derived from 'Golden' in Golden Care, giving the brand a warm, approachable face at street level. His placement at the clinic's entrance creates a welcoming first impression for patients, especially young ones.

Fun Facts

  • He was sculpted by Grzegorz Lagowski, one of the many artists contributing to Wroclaw's growing dwarf family.
  • Children especially love him -- parents report that a visit to the clinic feels less scary with Goldus greeting them at the door.
  • Located about 5 km from the city centre, he is a rewarding find for those exploring beyond the Old Town.
  • His nearest dwarf neighbour, Dedaliusz, stands just 46 metres away.
  • The name 'Goldus' combines 'Gold' from Golden Care with the typical '-us' dwarf suffix popular in Wroclaw.

How to Find This Dwarf

Goldus is located in the Gadow-Popowice area, about 5 km west of the Market Square. Take tram line 3 or 10 towards Gadow and get off near Bulwar Dedala. The dwarf stands right at the entrance to the Golden Care clinic at number 9b. Look for the medical centre signage on the modern building.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Goldus dwarf in Wroclaw?

Goldus stands at Bulwar Dedala 9b in Wroclaw, at the entrance to the Golden Care medical centre in the Gadow-Popowice area. It is about 5 km west of the Market Square.

Why is the Goldus dwarf dressed as a doctor?

Goldus was commissioned by the Golden Care medical clinic and represents healthcare and wellbeing. His cheerful appearance is designed to put patients, especially children, at ease when visiting the clinic.

Who sculpted the Goldus dwarf?

Goldus was sculpted by Grzegorz Lagowski and installed on 16 July 2015. He is one of many dwarfs in Wroclaw created by various artists since the tradition began in 2005.

Accessibility

Wheelchair AccessibleGround LevelOutdoor

Located on a flat, modern pavement outside the clinic entrance. Fully accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs with no steps or barriers.

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