Free entry: Śródmieście / Centrum

Łódź's fourth public park, opened in 1901, with a protected Japanese maple by the pond

a TATS CRU mural from the 2010 Outline Colour Festival, nearly 800 square metres with figures holding the Łódź flag

a ZBIOK mural on Traugutta street, deformed comic-style figures critiquing social stratification

a mural on Rewolucji 1905 r. street, a typographic design by Samuel Szczekacz from the pre-war avant-garde

„Knowledge is the Key” by BARYS on the Faculty of Economics and Sociology wall, echoing the building's purpose

a GREGOR mural on Zachodnia street, a figurative composition in his signature hyper-detailed, saturated style

an Urban Forms mural on Jaracza street downtown, right next to the Grand Theatre

a row of bronze theatre seats with a figure of Stefan Jaracz, unveiled in 2006

a mural by duo KIRK and GREGOR by the Jaracz Theatre, shaped like a theatrical stage

a bronze statue of Władysław Reymont sitting on a travel chest, unveiled in 2001

a bronze statue of a dog from a Se-ma-for cartoon by Galeria Łódzka, in place since 2015

a bronze electrician on a ladder, unveiled on the centenary of Łódź's first power plant

a 1982 granite figure of the director in a toga, in a passage named after him

a courtyard mural on female beauty ideals, referencing the Venus de Milo and antiquity

a metre-tall statue of Plastuś holding a school bell in Sienkiewicz Park, since 2012

a 17-metre monument from 1930, destroyed by the Germans and rebuilt in 1960 by the same sculptor

a black-and-white mural depicting workers' protests of 1905-1907, with PPS and Bund flags

a statue of boy Piotrek, dog Pimpek and a gnome from a cult cartoon, by the Culture House

in a courtyard, the group Twożywo painted 'ZwyKły', a wordplay on hidden strength

a photorealistic mural by French artists Zoer and Velvet, a scene inspired by a Tokyo amusement park carousel

the mural Vicious Delicious by Spaniard KENOR on Pomorska street, a geometric abstraction painted without a sketch

a mural attributed to the Urban Forms programme on Piłsudskiego street, alongside other works in the collection

no longer there: the mural "Dementia" vanished when the tenement it was painted on was demolished