a former power-plant complex with a science centre (150+ exhibits), a planetarium and a film museum
Poland's second-largest collection of vintage rolling stock, with trains running Sundays from May
the Braun brothers' brick mill, now a stage for city culture
a locomotive open-air museum with a Ty246-22 steam engine from 1947, unique in Poland
a decommissioned tram on display, commemorating the old line to Lutomiersk
a sprawling factory complex, one of the city's largest textile plants until 2003
the town's oldest brick public building, erected in 1824
brick housing built for railway workers at the end of the 19th century
a brick factory owner's villa with turrets and an ornate balcony, visible only from the street
a wooden remnant of a weavers' settlement nearly 200 years old, marking the town's origins
a second wooden weaver's house on Warszawska Street, once combining home and workshop