a Venetian-inspired Neo-Renaissance palace now home to contemporary art
children and youth theatre since 1945, repertoire ranging from infant shows to plays for teenagers
a 24-lane bowling alley in the Nowa Sukcesja mall, opened in 2015, with billiards and a VR simulator
one of Łódź's largest parks, listed as a monument, with a 1920s villa, tennis courts and a concert shell
a private dance and contemporary circus stage in the former 1929 Przedwiośnie cinema
the Evangelical section of the Ogrodowa cemetery from 1855, with factory owners' graves and the neo-Gothic Scheibler Chapel
a BOA MISTURA mural covering over 600 square metres, a quote from Jerzy Kosiński's novel, the first in Poland
an academic sports complex from 2017, with two Olympic pools and a hall seating 650
the first Łódź multiplex of the Helios chain, opened 2015, nine screens seating nearly 2,000
a club on the site of Poland's first postwar film studio, four concert and theatre halls with an industrial feel
three mid-19th-century denominational cemeteries with the Scheiblers' neo-Gothic chapel
a former garrison Orthodox church, its onion domes removed after 1919
built as a votive offering for the 1920 Battle of Warsaw, with a mosaic copy of an icon from St Peter's Basilica
a mall reopened in 2024 after four years shut, with a Helios cinema and the Hopa Lupa play zone
a former tsarist prison from 1883-1885, telling the story of over a century of Poland's independence struggle
an experimental art gallery runs in the cellars of Kindermann's 1902 Art Nouveau villa
a column-free 2012 exhibition hall in Polesie, geothermally heated, hosting trade fairs and fashion shows
the Catholic section of the Old Cemetery with the Heinzl family's neo-renaissance mausoleum by Schwechten
a large dance club in Stare Polesie for around 2,000 people, two halls, four bars, house and disco music
a city ice rink in Stary Polesie with skate rental, named after coach Olszewska-Lelonkiewicz
an independent theatre since 2009, with three halls, a gallery and café, mixing shows with concerts
a DALeast mural on Łąkowa street, a deer built from thousands of branch-like lines with hidden birds
a compact exhibition in former barracks, dedicated to the regiment known as the Children of Łódź
an Etam Crew mural on Aleja Politechniki, illustrating Tuwim's poem W aeroplanie, 16 by 12 metres