VHILS carves the image into plaster down to the brick with a drill, the first such mural in Poland, on Kopernika street
a small magic collection upstairs in a historic brewer's villa
a neo-Gothic rectory church, stage of an amateur Catholic theatre since 1987
Poland's only museum combining civilian and military medicine, with a 1613 herbal and battlefield dioramas
another ARYZ mural, 'Still Life' on Politechniki avenue, in the artist's pastel palette
an eclectic 1904 palace built for Poznański's son, now home to a public music academy
Chilean artist INTI painted a traveller in traditional Andean dress in Polesie
the mural Czas pożarł nas by LUMP on Wólczańska street, a black-and-white communist-era-style collage critiquing advertising
around 30,000 volumes of children's literature from the 18th century to modern interactive editions
Morik's mural 'Po rozmowie' on Więckowskiego street, a woman right after an important call
the Orthodox section of the Ogrodowa cemetery from 1855, with the Resurrection Chapel and Cyrillic inscriptions
a mural by two Polish artists in Stare Polesie, from 2015
the „Jonah” mural on tenements on Legionów street, referencing Adam Muszka's painting at the Art Museum
a skatepark on Legionów street run by the Łódź Skate Club, with ramps and gear rental for beginners
the Łódź Film School's own stage in an 1870 building, home to students' annual graduation shows
an Egon Fietke mural on a historic former factory wall on Kopernika street, one of his many works in the city
a GREGOR mural on Wólczańska 44 street, on a former factory wall, a hyper-detailed composition
a mural by MEISAL461 and OVCA on Pogonowskiego street, referencing a Jerzy Krawczyk painting at the Art Museum
the mural "Adler's Woman" on Żeligowskiego Street references the work of Jewish painter Jankiel Adler
a neo-Renaissance burial chapel for manufacturer Juliusz Heinzel, modelled on the Sigismund Chapel
„Gentrification” by Robert Proch, known as TONE, a multi-layered composition on Legionów street
an Art Nouveau director's villa of the power plant from 1911-1912 on Gdańska, now a diplomatic office
a single-level shopping centre in Polesie since 2000, with an Auchan hypermarket and Decathlon
„Madonna of the Astronauts” by Egon Fietke in a courtyard on Pogonowskiego street, based on a Kondek painting