Free entry: Śródmieście / Centrum

a historic Orthodox church by a former orphanage from the late 19th century, with a golden onion dome

a colourful geometric portrait of pianist Artur Rubinstein facing the Łódź Philharmonic

the fresco 'Łódź w Pigułce' shows 31 notable citizens against a trompe-l'oeil facade

the 2001 mural 'Łódka' covers almost a thousand square metres of a tenement facade

the main altar and a 31-stop organ funded by Karol Scheibler, the interior holds six altars in total

an 1828 classicist church, originally Lutheran, recognisable by its orange dome

a 2016 mural by Etam Cru and Robert Proch on a car park wall in Strefa OFF Piotrkowska

the mural Sentir by Puerto Rican artist Alexis Diaz on Kilińskiego street, a heart linked to a dragonfly and tree

an octagonal square closing off Piotrkowska Street, mostly pedestrianised after its 2022-2024 revamp

a church funded by industrialist Karol Scheibler, a red-brick neo-romanesque building now run by Jesuits

a mural by Nunca on Narutowicza street, an Amazon jungle scene with forest figures, artist shown at Tate Modern

the 2011 mural Bang, blending SAT ONE's abstract style with Etam Cru's surrealism in a falling boy scene

the third-oldest park in Łódź, French flower beds meeting English alleys, with a 1922 swan fountain

a bronze statue of Artur Rubinstein at a piano, outside the tenement of his childhood

a bronze Julian Tuwim on a bench with an empty seat beside him, from 1999

an Etam Cru mural on Nawrot street, a leaning traphouse, a recurring motif of their surreal work

the mural Kwiaty polskie on the Dom Literatury, Gregor's tribute to Tuwim with a surreal cross-section of his head

a metre-tall bronze bear with a folded ear, since 2009, with a QR code linking to the cartoon

a sculpture of Poznański, Scheibler and Grohman at a table, with a free seat for passersby

an M-CITY mural on Legionów street, a fantastical house of pipes and chimneys in his signature stencil style

M-CITY's second Łódź mural on Tuwima street, gears and turbines inspired by the Centre Pompidou's structure

a joint mural by Brazil's OS GEMEOS and Spain's ARYZ, a dancing couple on Roosevelta street

a PENER mural on the youth hostel facade on Legionów street, a sharp geometric abstraction

a RASPAZJAN mural on Sienkiewicza street, a cat-woman seemingly sitting on the next building's roof, fairy-tale style