a former cotton mill turned into a town of shopping, culture and entertainment
an eclectic palace nicknamed the Łódź Louvre, now home to the city's museum
a wooden church from the late 18th century, moved to its current site at the end of the 19th century
Łódź's oldest parish, its neo-Gothic interior holds a Gothic triptych in the main altar
a manufacturer's residence turned into a seat of learning with recreated stained glass
a three-nave basilica in Radogoszcz, its cornerstone blessed by John Paul II, upper church open since 2012
a church built from 1927, destroyed by the Germans in 1942, rebuilt with an added tower in 1999-2000
Łódź's only Polish Catholic parish, in a 1925 brick church originally built for a Baptist community