the 2016 mural "Searching Safety (The Bird)" by Israeli artist DEDE, created for the Urban Forms Foundation
the oldest part of the Doły cemetery complex, with gravestones dating back to 1899
a military cemetery in the Doły complex with graves of legionnaires, insurgents and soldiers of both world wars
a mural featuring interwoven bandages as a symbol of healing personal and collective trauma
the mural "Anutsa/Primavera" portrays the artist's grandmother, the only family member to survive Auschwitz
the black-and-white 2016 mural "Thank You" by a Welsh-Australian artist, part of the Urban Forms gallery
shopping centre on Brzezińska Street with 70+ shops, car park concerts and a karting track next door
a mural on Franciszkańska Street depicts a boy deported to the Łódź ghetto in 1941
a mural on Organizacji WiN Street shows an unnamed ghetto boy, his face recreated from an archive photo
a mural on Reja Street recalls the only Third Reich concentration camp for Polish children (1942-1945)
the second mural in the series, on Przemysłowa 16, honours an unnamed boy from the Bałuty camp
an outdoor gym on a revitalised neighbourhood square in Bałuty
a shared section for two Mariavite parishes in the Doły cemetery complex, its first burial in 1906
a mural on Starosikawska Street honours an unnamed girl from the Roma camp in the Łódź ghetto
another mural in the series, on Wojska Polskiego, portrays a girl from the ghetto's Roma camp
the LAS library on the border of Doły and Bałuty, with offerings for children, adults, a book club and bridge
the SŁÓWKA library's name nods to Boy-Żeleński's poems, with a conference room added after a 2019 renovation
a surreal mural by duo Raku and Barys in Bałuty, from 2012
a branch operating continuously since 1955, holding collections for both adults and children since a 2001 merger
a branch with separate collections for adults, teens and children, plus a Senior Club with bridge games
a portrait of a child in prison stripes, a few dozen metres from the former camp entrance
a portrait of a prisoner on Wojska Polskiego 116, near the former camp on Przemysłowa Street
a modernist church in Stoki, built at record speed in 1932
a hyperrealistic portrait of a prisoner on Wojska Polskiego 112, marking the camp's 70th anniversary