Poland's largest Jewish cemetery, with Izrael Poznański's mausoleum and the Ghetto Field
Poland's first postwar musical theatre, founded in 1945, at its Północna street home since 1964, operettas and musicals
an institution in Park Ocalałych on multicultural Łódź and the memory of Marek Edelman
a year-round karting track in Bałuty with SODI go-karts for children, adults and tandem rides
a 17-hectare 1950s park on the former Jewish market district, its nickname recalling the prewar fish market
a twelve-hectare park in Bałuty from 1881, home to a zoo with bears and monkeys until 1945
Galeria Bałucka on the Old Market showcases young generation art and has operated since 1975
a 1961-1964 park in Bałuty on former ghetto grounds, home to the Broken Heart Monument
a mural by Belgian artist ROA in Bałuty, black-and-white weasels in his recognisable monochrome style
a memorial park for survivors of the Łódź ghetto, opened in 2004, with the Mound of Remembrance
a modernist church from 1929-1932 in Górna, a rare example of interwar sacred architecture in Łódź
one of Łódź's largest cemeteries, dating to 1896, with hilly grounds and the Avenue of the Distinguished
a network of over a dozen galleries at the ASP campus on Wojska Polskiego street, rooted in the Bauhaus tradition
a theatre stage founded in 2010 by actor Kamil Maćkowiak, staging comedies and psychological dramas
a covered range on a former military training ground on Okopowa Street, seven lanes and firearms courses
Łódź's largest indoor shooting range, run by COLT club, with 24 lanes at 50 and 10 metres
the parish used an 1991 brick chapel before today's single-nave church with an ambulatory was built
psychedelic insect-monster figures by SHIDA, an Australian artist born in Łódź
a church in Bałuty from 1906-1907 in the distinctive Zakopane style, cared for by Pauline monks since 2021
a mural on Nowomiejska street designed by Tadeusz Piechura, portraying avant-garde artist Władysław Strzemiński
a public art academy founded in 1945, thirteen fields from painting to fashion design
a mural in Bałuty depicts Abram Cytryn, a young ghetto poet murdered in Auschwitz
a mural in Bałuty depicts Abramek Koplowicz, a young ghetto poet who died in Auschwitz
a club range with two facilities, indoor and outdoor by the cycling track, with lessons for kids and adults