A shopping & entertainment centre, located in former Izrael Poznański’s factory complex.

A well preserved residential and industrial complex founded in the 19th century by Karol Wilhelm Scheibler, the richest industrialist of Lodz.

Built between 1835-1839 in the classsical style for Ludwik Geyer, Lodz’s greatest tycoon of that time.

The eclectic palace of Izrael Poznański is the largest industrialist’s residence in Poland

One of the most unusual museums in Poland is hidden under Wolności Square. It is located in a part of the underground sewerage system designed in the beginnings of the 20th century by an English engineer William Lindley.

The Museum of Art owns one of the most interesting and richest collections of the 20th and 21st century art in Europe.

The only museum in Poland, that documents the history of cinema. It has an impressive collection of cameras, camcorders, projectors, film set designs and memorabilia of creators of Polish cinema.

EC1 Lodz is located in a former electric power plant. West part is the future Centre of Science and Technology.

Piotrkowska Street is 4.2 km (2.6 mi) long, what makes it the longest promenade in Poland and one of the longest shopping street in Europe.

The Orientarium is the most modern pavilion in Europe dedicated to the fauna and flora of Southeast Asia