a textile museum inside Łódź's first mechanised factory, with a wooden-architecture park
Łódź's oldest studio cinema, running since 1994, with five screens and its own film festivals
a drama theatre opened in 2016 inside an 1835 tenement, with seating for 372
an independent theatre group drawing on Greek antiquity, at the Art Factory on Tymieniecki street since 2004
the archdiocese's sacred art collection, also shown in Warsaw and Kraków, visits require prior booking
a grand tenement on Piotrkowska 258/260, home since 1996 to the European Institute, with stained-glass doors
an intimate Polesie park laid out in 1904 from the Richter family's factory-owner gardens
Poland's oldest continuously operating museum of its kind, with school archives on Wólczańska street
a seasonal roller-skating track in Ogrody Geyera, open only during winter school break, with coached lessons
PENER's geometric abstraction in a gateway on 10 Lutego street, passed daily by residents
an 1895-1896 eclectic mansion for a dyer, its facade blends Baroque, rococo and Empire motifs
an 1909 palace on Piotrkowska, split into two independent wings for two factory-owner brothers
an eclectic residence of an iron founder from 1896-1898 on Piotrkowska, now home to the Polish Academy of Sciences
a manufacturer's grand 1910 palace with a portico, now home to the European Institute
a 1903-1904 factory-owner's villa, now the Łódź University of Technology rectorate, rebuilt after a 2016 fire