Rainy day: Śródmieście / Centrum

Poland's first escape room, now offering rooms for adults and a family-friendly Captain Raptus Cabin

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

a bar and gallery on the third floor of a Piotrkowska tenement, hosting concerts and exhibitions

a nightclub in a historic tenement next to Teatr Nowy, with palatial interiors and gilded mirrors

a bar on Piotrkowska since 2015, a café by day and a stage for alternative music by night

a literary institution since 1982 in the neo-baroque Gesner tenement, hosting the Puls Literatury festival

a club in a former textile-mill hall at the OFF Piotrkowska complex, with concerts and film screenings

contemporary art gallery inside a historic Piotrkowska tenement house

a dance club in a converted tenement on Narutowicza, running over 20 years, with two dance halls and a terrace

an 1909 Art Nouveau fashion house, now Cafe Esplanada, open under that name since 1926

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

a studio cinema hall at the Łódź Culture House, running over 50 years, screening European films

Łódź's largest museum, over 260,000 archaeology and ethnography items, undergoing major renovation since 2025

a private children's theatre since 1992, blending live action with puppets and masks for emotional education

a cocktail bar at OFF Piotrkowska amid original factory machines, with a summer garden and concerts

over 3,000 pharmacy artefacts, with Łódź's oldest pharmacy still operating downstairs since 1830

a multiplex on Piłsudski Avenue, Silver Screen since 2001, rebranded Multikino under Vue in 2018

an escape room on Piotrkowska Street, one of Poland's first, with five scenarios

a VR centre on Piotrkowska Street with twelve stations, over a hundred games and haptic vests

a zoological exhibit in Sienkiewicz Park's former eatery, drawing on over one hundred thousand natural specimens

an independent gallery in a private flat on Wschodnia street, one of Poland's oldest, running since 1981

Poland's only film-themed hotel, in an 1891 building where the country's first permanent cinema opened in 1899

the City of Łódź Museum's multi-faith heritage branch on Plac Wolności, free admission every Sunday

the second intimate ŁDK screening hall, running since 2014 as a successor to the old Kino Kameralne