The general characteristics of damages to stony elements in selected buildings and road surfaces in Wroclaw, created during the end of World War II, was presented. The variability of parameters of traces after use of small arms and artillery fire in various types of stone (granites, sandstones), as well as the impact of such unusual lesions on the current state of the products was shown. Traces of hits with small arms and small caliber cannons are well preserved on the walls of some buildings. They take the form of characteristic impact scars with diameters ranging from 2.5 cm to 50 cm and a depth up to 10 cm. In some of them the well preserved bullets are still present. The relics of craters after bombs or artillery fire are visible in the paving of some streets. Today they have a form of zones masked with pavement different in terms of petrographical characteristics or complex groups of traces of pieces after explosions. Such zones reaches the length of 20 m or area of 25m2 . The author believes these historical remains of an important episode in the history of our city should be treated differently than before: preserved and given the appropriate protection. They can be part of an unusual promotion of the city, in the form of tourist and educational paths for interdisciplinary militaryhistorical, architectural and geological (geotourist) character. These remains also provide a good opportunity to carry out the studies on impact of extremely high pressures and temperatures on the strength of the stone materials.