Halitomki
Halitomki is a pair of dwarfs at Graniczna 20, in Jerzmanowo-Jarnołtów-Strachowice-Osiniec, in the west of Wrocław. A little-documented dwarf for dedicated dwarf hunters.
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Halitomki
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Story
Halitomki stand in Jerzmanowo-Jarnołtów-Strachowice-Osiniec, in the west of Wrocław, at Graniczna 20, about 8.0 km from the Market Square as the crow flies. What you will see: a smiling woman dwarf with long straight hair next to a second figure, standing against a pale wall; wromap says the group consists of Halina and Tomek. We describe only what the photo and the sources show - no legend is attached to this dwarf in anything we found. Take a moment to look at the small details, and if you are visiting with children, ask them what the dwarf might be thinking about.
History & Significance
Wrocław's bronze dwarfs trace their origins to the Orange Alternative (Pomarańczowa Alternatywa), a peaceful protest movement founded in the city in 1986 by Waldemar Fydrych, whose activists painted dwarfs on walls as a form of absurdist, non-violent resistance. Since 2005 the city has filled its streets with bronze dwarfs, and there are now hundreds of them, far beyond the old centre. The sources we checked give no author and no appearance date for Halitomki. Who commissioned this dwarf is not documented in anything we found.
Inspiration
Halitomki is a pair: wromap lists two dwarfs in this group, Halina and Tomek, and the name is clearly a blend of the two (Hali + Tomki). No source explains who they are or who commissioned them, so we do not invent a story.
Fun Facts
- This is a pair of dwarfs: Halina and Tomek, listed under one name.
- The name blends both first names.
- Wromap lists the address Graniczna 20, 54-530 Wrocław, and warns that access may be restricted.
- Radarek stands 644 m away on the same street name, Graniczna 13 by wromap.
- No author or date is given on wromap.
How to Find This Dwarf
Put Graniczna 20 into your map app: Halitomki is about 8.0 km from the Market Square, so plan this as its own trip rather than a stop on the Rynek walk. Once you are there, Radarek is 644 m to the west and Przylepek is 701 m to the east, so you can collect several dwarfs in one outing. Wromap warns that access may be limited by a gate, fence or barrier, so it is best to check before you go.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Halitomki dwarf in Wrocław?
Halitomki stand at Graniczna 20, in Jerzmanowo-Jarnołtów-Strachowice-Osiniec, in the west of Wrocław, about 8.0 km from the Market Square.
What does Halitomki look like?
A smiling woman dwarf with long straight hair next to a second figure, standing against a pale wall; wromap says the group consists of Halina and Tomek.
Who made Halitomki and when did the dwarf appear?
The sources we checked give neither an author nor an appearance date.
Accessibility
Ground LevelOutdoor
Halitomki stands outdoors. Wromap warns access may be limited by a gate or fence. We have not checked the approach on site, so we cannot confirm step-free access.
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