Solo trips: Śródmieście / Centrum

an 1880s tenement that hosted an Esperanto society branch from 1907

an 1860s tenement with Józef Czapiewski's confectionery running there from 1867

an 1881 tenement, its courtyard held the Warchiwker family's wool goods factory

an 1884 tenement behind which stood the Ramisch family's brick hand-weaving mill

an 1896-1897 French Renaissance-style tenement that held Schweikert's factory warehouse

a one-storey tenement built after 1862, with a dye works in its courtyard

an 1867 tenement, linked from the 1880s to manufacturer Rudolf Kindler

an 1913 tenement that once housed the nationally known restaurant Roma

an 1898 tenement whose ground floor held shops from opticians to porcelain dealers

an 1912 tenement built by Siemens and Halske on the site of a ribbon factory

a corner tenement where Szaja Rosenblatt founded a small weaving works in 1858

a narrow early-1880s tenement, extended in 1892, standing at the corner with Roosevelta

a tenement that hosted a plush mill and later a worsted mill from the 1880s onward

an 1882 tenement whose courtyard held Szmulowicz's wool textile factory until 1934

a tenement whose corner cafe Astoria saw guests arrested by Germans on 1 November 1939

an 1862 corner house that held the district post office until around 1868

an 1891-1892 residence, a gift from Izrael Poznański to his daughter, now a medical university rectorate

a branch named after writer and legionnaire Andrzej Strug, running since 1945 as part of a network of over 60 Łódź libraries

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

permanently closed, a children's branch that shut in 2016 due to renovation of Poznański's worker housing

closed for renovation since 2018, with no reopening date announced