The phenomenon of high porticoes and related terraced walkways is a ubiquitous motif drawn from the broad issue of portico architecture. The author seeks to delve into the existing examples of high porticoes in Silesia, a region in southwestern Poland, and explore their historical, cultural, and aesthetic significance. By examining the various architectural styles and designs that have been employed in the construction of these high porticoes, the author aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the ways in which they have contributed to the region's unique cultural identity. Furthermore, the author will also investigate the impact of high porticoes on the surrounding urban landscape, including their role in shaping the region's urban planning and development. Through a critical analysis of the existing literature and a thorough examination of the architectural features of high porticoes in Silesia, the author hopes to shed new light on this fascinating topic and contribute to a deeper understanding of the complex relationships between architecture, culture, and society.