Lodz
Sightseeing

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Standing in the shadow of the Kościuszko statue on pl. Wolności (right in front of Café Wiedeńska) is Łódź’s favourite fountain. Read_on (No Comments)

‘Łódź was waking up, the first yelling factory whistle pierced the quiet of the early morning, then in all Read_on (No Comments)

For more see Hollyłódź. Read_on (No Comments)

A vast necropolis founded in 1858 to serve those of Catholic, Evangelical and Orthodox faiths. It’s here you’ll find Read_on (No Comments)

On the face of it there’s very little to see in Łódź’s old town square – for a start it’s grey, barren and not old in the slightest. Read_on (No Comments)

Completely renovated in 2003 and now the most modern example of its kind in Poland, the quirky Palm House is a delight for green-fingered jungle types. Read_on (No Comments)

To find the spiritual centre of Łódź one must not go to ulica Piotrkowska, but to the bottom of it, namely to pl. Read_on (No Comments)

Splitting Łódź into two, ulica Piotrkowska stands out as the commercial and social heart of the city. Measuring Read_on (No Comments)

If you’re walking in the area of Piotrkowska 71 you probably won’t be the first person to get nailed to the floor bya zooming rickshaw. Read_on (No Comments)

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