Solo trips: Śródmieście / Centrum

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

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

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

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

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

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

a neo-Renaissance building from 1878-1881, a former credit society seat, now a rented event venue

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

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

an 1896 eclectic tenement, its cellar houses the Przechowalnia art club

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

an 1882 factory owner's palace, now the city hall, where a bugle call has sounded at noon since 1998

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

a neo-Baroque palace from 1912-1913, home since 1959 to the Spatif club, a haunt of Łódź's film bohemia

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

a pastel tram shelter with a wavy stained-glass Art Nouveau roof, a popular photo spot

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