It connects the main thoroughfare Gdańska Street to the green area of Jan Kochanowski Park in Bydgoszcz and the Pomeranian Philharmonic building.

Słowackiego Street is listed as Bismarck Straße on Bromberg address book in 1905 for the first time:[1] only the administrative building of the district, playing also the role of a courthouse (German: kreishaus), is mentioned there.

After the re-creation of the Polish State (1920), the tenement housed a part of the district administrative offices, together with the building at Nr.7: for this purpose, it underwent an interior remodeling led by architect Jan Kossowski.

On the ground floor, the portal shows Neo-Baroque influences, with its Corinthian order columns and adorned lintel topped by finials and the large doors with semi-circular glass transom light.

The top level abounds with German historicism references, especially by combining materials (plaster, wood, timber framing), shapes (balconies, loggias, ridge turret, dormer) and decoration motifs (Art Nouveau-like pattern).

Registered on Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship heritage list, Nr.601404-Reg.A/782/1-3 (8 May 1992)[5] 1904–1906 Neo-Baroque The building has been initially erected to house the administrative services of the district authorities at the beginning of the 20th century.

From April to October, 3 days per week in the evening (2130–2200), the fountain shows an artistic performance combining games of water, light and music during a 25-minute session.

Realized in a dead chestnut tree, it is called Let's Play (Polish: Zaraz Zagramy), and invites to visit the musical area.