Kibice
Kibice is a group of football-fan dwarfs at Szewska 66/67 - KKN-ek, WKS - Pluto and Kibic - one of whom holds a 'Śląsk Wrocław' banner overhead.
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Kibice
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Story
Match day never ends on Szewska. Three fan dwarfs live here: KKN-ek, WKS - Pluto and Kibic. In the photo wromap shows for the group, a bearded dwarf holds a banner over his head that reads 'ŚLĄSK WROCŁAW', arms stretched wide and a grin on his face, beside a dark red door. Join the chant, take your photo with the banner, and see if you can work out which of the three is which.
History & Significance
Wromap.pl lists the Kibice group, with the three members KKN-ek, WKS - Pluto and Kibic, at Szewska 66/67, about 215 m from the centre of the Market Square. No sculptor, date or sponsor is given. The banner reads Śląsk Wrocław, the name of the city's football club. Wikipedia lists a separate 'Kibic' dwarf at Oporowska 62, by the club's stadium, by Marcin Łuczkowski; it is not this group. The tradition behind Wrocław's dwarfs began with the Orange Alternative, a playful 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
The banner reads 'Śląsk Wrocław', the city's football club, so the group celebrates its supporters. 'KKN' is probably short for Klub Kibiców Niepełnosprawnych (Club of Disabled Fans), which held a meeting on Szewska street according to a Wrocław news report, but no source confirms the link to the dwarf.
Fun Facts
- The group has three members: KKN-ek, WKS - Pluto and Kibic.
- One dwarf holds a banner that reads 'ŚLĄSK WROCŁAW'.
- Wromap.pl lists them at Szewska 66/67.
- A separate 'Kibic' stands at Oporowska 62 by the Śląsk stadium, according to Wikipedia.
- Gwaruś is 74 m away, the nearest dwarf in the app.
How to Find This Dwarf
The Kibice are at Szewska 66/67, at pavement level by a dark red door. Gwaruś is 74 m north, Pierożnik is 79 m northwest and Harivansh Rai Bachchan is 80 m west, so expect a short walk to the next dwarf.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the Kibice dwarfs in Wrocław?
At Szewska 66/67 in the Old Town, about 215 m from the centre of the Market Square.
What does the banner say?
In the photo on wromap.pl the banner reads 'ŚLĄSK WROCŁAW', the name of Wrocław's football club.
Is this the same dwarf as the Kibic at the stadium?
No. Wikipedia lists a separate Kibic at Oporowska 62 by the stadium; the Kibice group here are three dwarfs: KKN-ek, WKS - Pluto and Kibic.
Accessibility
Ground LevelOutdoor
Pavement level, no steps. I could not confirm the surface along Szewska.
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