a former power-plant complex with a science centre (150+ exhibits), a planetarium and a film museum
Karol Scheibler's 19th-century factory complex with workers' housing and two palace museums
a former tsarist-era vodka factory, rebuilt in 2020 to house offices, restaurants, a gallery and a theatre
Poland's only cinema museum inside a factory owner's palace
a manufacturer's villa turned into a museum of painting and decorative art
a glasshouse in Źródliska Park with about 4,500 plants across three climate pavilions
Łódź's oldest park, founded in 1840, with 300-year-old oaks, ponds and a palm house holding 4,500 plants
a cinema at the Museum of Cinematography since 2006, with both digital and a vintage Ernemann projector
a planetarium in EC1 with night-sky shows and space presentations for schools and families
a 23.5-hectare park from 1915 on the former Łódź primeval forest, with pitches, courts and a 1928 pond
a two-level karting track in Widzew with a fleet of 25 go-karts, from kids' models to sporty ones
a trampoline park in Stary Widzew, over 1,000 sqm, open year-round, with a foam pit
a seasonal outdoor pool with a full 50x25-metre sports basin, its history going back to the 1960s
an 1904 burial church at the Orthodox cemetery, one of only four Łódź churches surviving intact from before 1914
a park in Widzew Wschód from 2001 on two artificial hills of rubble, on the site of a planned stadium
an active film school in Oskar Kon's former palace, alumni include Wajda, Polański and Kieślowski
inflatable slides and a climbing maze for kids, plus a solarium and billiards for parents
a monastery complex founded by Father Anastazy Pankiewicz, turned by the Germans into a horse stable during occupation
Łódź's largest shooting range, in the former Anilana factory, with 16 stands and a wide choice of weapons
close contact with parrots and exotic birds in Stary Widzew, a cafe with kids' birthday parties
an escape room in Widzew where you crack ciphers and puzzles against a set time limit
a large-scale mural by five artists spanning the rooftops of two Zarzew high-rises
an independent OFF theatre founded in 2014 by film school graduates, in a renovated factory building
a Hygienic Dress League mural on Miedziana street, a large dove, a recurring motif in their consumerism-themed work