For couples: Śródmieście / Centrum

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

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

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

a cultural institution since 1953, its historic Traugutta street home under renovation since 2017, running elsewhere meanwhile

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

the tenement stands on the site of the weaving settlement's first tavern, from 1827

an 1864 eclectic tenement, it hosted Reymont in 1897 gathering material for his novel

the DYGRESJA library has operated here since 1958, with a Scandinavian look and sofas instead of chairs since 2019

the RETRO library has run continuously since 1965, with a PRL-style makeover after a 2023 renovation

an office building in the Goldberg brothers' 1922 weaving mill, later home to the Military Printing House

a side alley off Piotrkowska Street with a monument to director Leon Schiller and a 2009 city fountain

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

an 1894-1896 classicist tenement, the tallest residential building in Łódź when built

Karol Scheibler's former trading house from 1880-1882, with a corner tower and octagonal dome

an installation along 340 metres of Piotrkowska with 16,890 paving slabs bearing residents' names

a 1904-1905 tenement with an Art Nouveau facade decorated with goddess masks and satyrs

an Empire-style facade built in stages until 1897, decorated with eagles, swans and grotesques

a 1902-1903 bank tenement topped by a rotating 1962 neon, the first of its kind in Łódź

an Art Nouveau tenement built in 1902 and 1912, four floors of luxury multi-room apartments

a pedestrian-priority street funded by 2014 participatory budget, with blooming Kanzan cherry trees in spring

a gallery and interior design shop in the city centre, close to the Łódź Philharmonic

a foundation established in 2010, running a theatre stage on Sienkiewicza street to support young artists

an 1893 tenement where Edward Heiman ran an agency business and a school with his wife

rebuilt in 1898 after a gas explosion, it once housed a choir society and the Palast cinema