the former railway deportation point of the Łódź ghetto, commemorating over 140,000 deportees
a mausoleum in a former Gestapo prison, commemorating the night of 17-18 January 1945 and the deaths of about 1,500 Poles
Julius Heinzel's former manor park by the Sokołówka, almost 50 hectares of old trees and two ponds
the valley of Sokołówka, Łódź's only unchannelled river, with the city's newest 13-hectare park
a cemetery in Julianów with graves of Radogoszcz massacre victims and Polish Underground State soldiers
an obstacle structure, a ball pit and a nest-shaped swing designed for preschoolers
an outdoor gym in Radogoszcz Wschodni with pull-up bars and a balance beam, uncovered and unlit
beyond lending books, the branch runs a Book Discussion Club and regular bridge games for adults
the branch is named after Julia Zbijewska, who founded the area's first free library in her home in 1936
the branch hosts the Motyl poetry group plus programmes for both toddlers and seniors