Free entry: Bałuty-Centrum

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 three-nave basilica in Radogoszcz, its cornerstone blessed by John Paul II, upper church open since 2012

a 36 by 8 metre Mikołaj Rejs mural on Manufaktura's facade, a fairy-tale underwater world painted in spray

an OTECKI mural on Rybna street, cubist forms blended with Slavic folklore and folk paper-cutting motifs

a mural on Spacerowa Street depicts Dawid Sierakowiak, a young chronicler of the Łódź ghetto

Poland's first poem-mural, in Polish and Hebrew, dedicated to a resident of a ghetto tenement

a mural on Franciszkańska 24 depicts Salek Berliński, a child deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau

a portrait of Zisele Świerc, called Zosia, the five-year-old daughter of a Bałuty shoemaker

a mural on Organizacji WiN Street honours the founder of Poland's first University of the Third Age

a portrait on Łagiewnicka 35 was painted for the 75th anniversary of deportations to the ghetto

another portrait of a Jewish ghetto boy, on Łagiewnicka 33, a few doors from its twin mural

a former Łódź brewer's estate from 1900, now a Bałuty neighbourhood park with a villa in need of repair

a portrait on Berlińskiego Street recreates a prewar photo by Łódź photographer Włodzimierz Pfeiffer

a mural on Zielna 9 shows a different girl from a 1936 photo by Włodzimierz Pfeiffer