Top 50 things to do and attractions in Lodz

Huge area with perfect brick building and many shops. You should spend 3 hours here to check the shops which offer world brands and brands of Poland. It's very lively and crowded yet still safe. There are some nice restaurants as well. You can use tram to anywhere and even walk to here. This place is the meeting point for people.

There is a little of everything plan your visit to stay about at least 2 hours. There's a palace right on the premises that takes at least an hour to two to walk around. There are many stores and there are many many places to eat. Just a lovely place to walk around the fountains are amazing

Inside, it's a large shopping mall like many others around the world. But what's interesting are the old and beautiful buildings that have undergone the transformation from factory buildings to leisure facilities.

HUGE shopping mall with a huge food court. All the best brands are here, so are the restaurants. Inside the old textile complex so it is a visual treat too

It's a shopping centre. A clean, nice, friendly, smiling, welcoming shopping centre. It's a good re-utilisation and re-imagining of former industrial buildings and open area with plenty of playground space and entertainment venues. But it is still a shopping centre.

Amazing place to spend time. Awesome restoration of these huge industrial and historic buildings

Nice place with a lot of attractions, restaurants, cafes and shops. Very unique complex of buildings.

Very impressive street with a lot of wonderful buildings

Lively street with great atmosphere, full of cafes, shops, and street art. The giant mural with the ship is stunning and worth a stop. A must-see when in Łódź!

Great to walk and see monuments, street art and close to Manufaktura. Doesn't offer places for lunch and dinner when I compare to other cities in other countries. Might still be cool to have coffee and alcohol tho. Update:Perfect light move festival!!! Must see.

The main central road in Lodz with loads of pubs, restaurants, shops. Always clean and cared. Side roads where still you can find restaurants.

Nice, busy and tourist street! Recommend. Lots of wall arts!

The best and the most beautiful street in Lodz with a lot of wonderful buildings You must see it if you will be in Lodz

Very beautiful street, full of different shops, cafes, bars, nightclubs.

The spot feels overhyped at this point. The vibe is cool with its industrial look, but the food is pretty generic and soulless, with prices that don’t match the quality. Feels like they rely more on the “cool factor” than the actual food. Worth a quick visit, but don’t expect much. Perfect for a drink tho

If You are visiting famous Piotrkowska Street in Łodż must see this place where students, young professionals meet for coffee, beer, vine, discussions, politics, Comedy Club theater and Street Food experience

Cool trendy hipster style places to hang out , chill out with drinks and food.

Great place with nice vibes, good music and variety of drink and food options. I felt really comfortable in there.

The area, lighting, bars are awesome. When you go to Piotrowska stree you must visit here and enjoy your time. Mostly for alcohol :( I wish there would be more restaurants from the world cuisines.

OFF Piotrkowska is a brilliant spot in Łódź – full of character, great bars, and tasty restaurants all tucked into a cool industrial courtyard. Perfect for casual drinks, street food, or a lively night out. Always buzzing with good vibes!

Heart of the city, mandatory to eat some food or grab some beer in there. It’s a small Disneyland of alternative people, even for an alternative city like Łódź. Beautiful in during corona times. Can’t imagine how amazing it can be in the summer. 🔥

Radegast Train Station is the railroad hub or spur that was the center point of deportation to the extermination camp(s) or vernichtungslager. This was performed under the implementation of Operation Reinhard. Although people were transported at first to extermination camp Chełmno nad Nerem and later to Auschwitz. Nice little museum with a model of the city that is interactive.

A solem place to remember. Very good historical information, with a English version of the change to the affected people.

Hard to give a place that is so dark five stars. That this happened only a few decades before I was born really brings the horrors home. Understand, just facts showing the progress from ejecting a people from their homes to enslaving then killing them. One of those places you have to visit just to get some understanding of how this happens and happens again. How a people can be managed towards their own destruction.

It's an amazing and humcbling piece of history!

Very interesting and poignant place. I actually had no idea it existed until a local guide at Jewish cemetery advised us of it! Well preserved piece of difficult history with very useful information about the Jews who were transported out of Lodz to concentration camps. Well worth the detour and visit.

Very well designed memorial. Sobering journey for any visitor. Start at the train platform then make your way through the Tunnel of the Deported.

Really makes you wonder what happens today and what happened back then.

A completely unexpected and enriching experience Honestly, I went to the museum without much context about what I was about to see. I only knew it had something to do with the textile history of Łódź, so everything came as a great surprise. At the beginning, I came across an exhibition dedicated to the Polish designer Arkadius, who was internationally known at one point. The exhibit is visually striking, with very unique silhouettes and designs, and it also tells the fascinating story of the designer himself. The museum then continues with a section focused on the textile industry, showcasing original machinery and several demonstrations of the production process. But what truly impacted me was the part dedicated to the Łódź Ghetto and the forced labor carried out there during the German occupation. One of the things that caught my attention the most was reading that the concept of “upcycling,” which is so trendy today, was already being applied back then—tragically so. Many people entering the ghetto were forced to hand over their belongings, which were then reused to create new items. There’s also a powerful reflection on the role of clothing as a means of personal expression, and how that is stripped away under dictatorships or totalitarian regimes, where even the freedom to dress is taken from individuals. Additionally, the museum features incredibly well-preserved wooden houses, which add depth to the experience. It’s a visit that can take several hours and one I highly recommend. Deeply moving and informative.

What an amazing place, both permanent and temporary exhibitions are very interesting. There are houses of different periods from 1895 to 1980-s that depict life of ordinary Lodz people at that time. Also textile equipment fabric samples, fashion section. I particularly was curious about temporary exhibition on textile production in Lodz ghetto during WW2. Definitely recommend

Interesting and well maintained museum. I especially liked the skansen with the small houses presenting the life in the old times, the villa, the presentation of the waving machines, and the retro clothes exhibition. I recommend to plan at least 3 hours for the visit. Everywhere friendly staff. A ticket for all areas was 49 PLN.

The weavers houses with an insight into lives in different eras are amazing. The museum has a lot of incredible objects and is quite large. Loved the fabric microscope, the fact that some weaving machines run every hour and the beautiful art in the on site Mansion. The staff at the entrance was friendly and fun. Absolute must if you're in Lodz!

Very impressive museum! ✨ Inside is like a small town to show how was the life for workers in old times, it suddenly drive you to that moment when you enter ❤️ And of course here you can find lots of old textile machines, and the machine will be turned on every half of hour if you want to see how exactly it is working 🧵Moreover, you will have a chance to feel the old fashion of clothes👗 Last but not least, if you would like to see every corner of the museum, be prepared for a 2 hour visiting.

One of my favourite museums in Poland

Impressive museum! From outside you don't expect much, then inside is a huge surprise. You have traditional homes to visit and see how life was in different periods of Polish history, amazing. The textile factory museum also very interesting to understand how it has evolved and influenced the life of the city. Congratulations to Łódz on this amazing place.

Sometimes 5 starts is not enough. The food is so delicious. We order burger and chicken with mushrooms and pure. Ao delicious. I hope no one feel over exaggerating because the food really is delicious. Also beer are made by them so Łódź i will come back for you more and more specially Ksiezy Młyn

It's a stylish venue with a shady beer garden. They have an excellent selection of craft beers brewed on the premises. And some pretty tasty pizzas cooked in a wood fired oven. Prices are reasonable and the staff and atmosphere complete a great experience.

One of my favorite places in Łódź. Good atmosphere and interior, nice to seat outside during summer and as good inside. Great beers from their own brewery. They have set of seasonal beer tasting if you can not to choose what to order. About food,all dishes that we had here were delicious,especially meat.

Just having a so fun experience with various beers degustation is already worth a visit to such a famous place !! -- but there is also a wide choice of excellent food !! Don't miss !!

They have a classic pizza oven which uses woods to bake; it's cool actually. Atmosphere was nice, food was good. But the price is cosmic. It's not a 5 star hotel/restaurant. For 300ml water you'll pay 9pln. For my pizza, i paid 42pln. Is it worth it?

Relaxed local brewery with lounge garden, craft beers and fresh pizza from oven. Modern interior. High quality, high priced beer. Didn't try any food but looked tasty. Diverse menu.

A really fantastic experience! Our host Mr Jacek was very helpful and professional. The food was delicious, fresh and unique. Highly recommend the place. Try out the beer tasting option 🍻

It is place of importance, entrance is through funeral house that hosts an exhibition. The cemetery itself is not very well maintained but it adds the value with all those old tombstones. Ghetto fields… Ticket is 20PLN. There is large parking farther behind main entrance.

A beautiful place, full of history and art. It’s a shame, however, that you have to pay 20 PLN (about 4.7 EUR) to access the site, which makes little sense given how poorly it is maintained by the managers. In addition, the fact that male visitors are not instructed to cover their heads is quite disrespectful. Many workers were smoking instead of working, and the few who were working were cutting grass in front of the cash office rather than tending to neglected areas such as the Ghetto fields. All in all, it is a great place, but very poorly managed.

Really atmospheric place, breathtaking mauzoleums, old graves, looks especially picturesque in the autumn. I was a bit disappointed you have to pay for the entrance or maybe it was just for the mortuary museum and Holocaust photo gallery. But definitely recommend to visit.

The cemetery is beautiful and haunting. I visited from USA to see my great grandmothers grave and unfortunately there is so much distress and ruins in the area she was buried that I could not find her tombstone. Very heart breaking and disappointing that I could not visit her.

Heritage deserves respect, and tombs deserve dignity. I find it disgraceful how an entrance fee of 20 pln is mandatory, which should simply not exist, and if you charge, at least put that money to work. I saw tons of people cutting grass at the entrance, when the actual cemetery was a complete overgrown forest, tons of garbage around, not one male visitor wearing a kippah. The ghetto fields were completely overgrown. The men who apparently were “working”, cigarettes in hand, laughing out loud. Complete disrespect. This is not only a cemetery, is the last resting place of Holocaust victims. Show some respect!

Profound Cemetery and Memorial. Take note there is only one entrance - small door at middle of East Wall.

As a whole the cemetery is well maintained although there are many tombstones that have been damaged or otherwise fallen into disrepair. There are approximately 43k victims of the Lodz Ghetto buried in the 'Ghetto Field' part of the cemetery (left side, back part of the cemetery). When this cemetery was originally inaugurated it was the largest Jewish cemetery in Europe, and to date there are approximately 230k graves on the premises. For those looking to visit Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim M'Lodz Meisel: his grave is located just as you enter on the right, first row, in the second gated area.

Herbst Palace and its gardens were a very pleasant surprise. The history of town influential families of the time is told with recreations of the living, dining and socializing quarters. Walk around the lower ground to start where you’ll learn about the history of where you’re standing and of Łódź. Then the helpful staff will direct you to another floor where you can admire the old fireplaces, linens and overall interior decorating. Once you’ve finished visiting the tasteful interior of the palace, you can then venture to the carriage house where there’s an art exhibit. What’s more, there’s a charming garden complete with benches and a place to get a refreshment or snack. It is possible to buy a combination ticket that grants access to the Herbst Palace and to MS1 and MS2 museums over two days. Did not know what to expect and left very satisfied. Highly recommend.

Great place, but there is too much personel assigned only to show you where to go, slightly annoying. There are few good recreations of rooms, nice history films. Stunning garden, refreshing tea.

One of many splendid houses in lodz textile district that are well worth visiting. They also have a beautiful garden that surrounds the palace. There are many good coffee shops and restaurants within walking distance.

The Herbst Palace is another treasure of my hometown, Łódź. Built in the late 19th century for Edward Herbst, who married into the Scheibler family – one of the great textile dynasties – it perfectly captures the elegance and lifestyle of the city’s industrial elite. The interiors are beautifully preserved, with richly furnished salons, a grand dining room, and cozy family spaces that make it feel like a real home rather than just a museum. What makes it even more special is the outstanding art gallery housed inside. The collection includes works by some of Poland’s most important painters, and it’s one of the best places in Łódź to enjoy fine art in an intimate, historic setting. The palace gardens are also a highlight – quiet, romantic, and a perfect place to stroll after exploring the exhibits. The Herbst Museum tells a different side of Łódź’s story compared to the grand Poznański Palace: it’s more personal, refined, and intimate, giving you a glimpse into how one of the city’s wealthiest families lived day to day. For anyone visiting Łódź, this place is an absolute must along with Poznański Palace – together they show both the industrial power and cultural richness of the city I’m proud to call home.

I absolutely loved it!! The garden was so cute and has a gallery too to visit, besides the palace which it’s also fantastic! I loved the heaters in every room and the porcelain decoration! Totally recommend it!

The Herbst Palace is one of the pearls of Łódź. The villa was built in 1876 for the daughter of the largest entrepreneur in Łódź, Karol Scheibler - Matylda and her husband Edward Herbst, who after the death of his father-in-law became the director of the Scheibler textile plant🏭 👉 Currently you can watch the restored interiors of the palace, which was destroyed in the times of Poland. Unfortunately, there is no Herbst family furniture here, but there are period pieces. Beautiful tiled stoves are impressive, just like the ballroom or mirror room 💛 In the summer, it's worth visiting the rose gardens and the art gallery, where the paintings of Gierymski, Matejko, Tetmajer reign. Therefore, I recommend not to give up the ticket to the gallery. Sightseeing time about 2.5 hours

The museum that definitely worth to visit! Not to say how beautiful and impressive of inside and the outside garden 🌿 only 1zl for student to visit 3 museums (on one ticket) for 3 days ✨ Check the video I uploaded for the most incredible part for me, it will just bring you to a different world!

The ZOO is very beautiful and spacious with many different animal species, the speciality is the beautifully varied huge Aquarium, where one is left speechless = very commendable. The tickets may be a little higher, but the price of parking is really too expensive! I would still recommend a visit for the Aquarium.

Nice, clean, well structured and modern zoo. We enjoyed the stay with the two children. Many things to do. Very new areas for elephants, fish aligators and orangutans. It was very crowded, but in vacation season. Parking was difficult, we had to walk 20 minutes. Price was good. Lot of different food available.

Our family—my wife, our two young children (one still in a stroller), and I—recently made a weekend trip from Warsaw to visit the Orientarium Zoo in Łódź, and we were genuinely impressed. Having visited several zoos across Poland and Europe, we can confidently say that Łódź’s zoo offers a unique blend of modern design, rich biodiversity, and family-friendly amenities that make it an ideal day trip for families with young kids. The drive from Warsaw took us just under two hours. It’s a relatively easy and scenic route, especially if you time it to avoid rush hour. Once we arrived, we were pleased to find ample parking right outside the zoo grounds. There are multiple parking lots available, including a larger one adjacent to the Aquapark Fala, which is just a short walk from the zoo entrance. The signage was clear, and we didn’t have to circle around to find a spot—a small but significant relief when you have two kids and a stroller in tow. The parking fee was reasonable (about 10–15 PLN for several hours), and payment machines accepted cards, which made things convenient. There are also drop-off zones for those who want to unload before parking, a thoughtful touch for families like ours. From the moment we walked in, the place felt clean, modern, and well-organized. The entrance process was smooth—there are designated lanes for families and strollers, and ticket purchasing is available both online and on-site. We opted to buy tickets online in advance, which saved us from standing in a short but steady queue. As parents traveling with a stroller, accessibility was a top concern, and I’m happy to report that Łódź Zoo exceeded our expectations. Wide pathways, gently sloping ramps, and multiple elevator-equipped areas made it easy to navigate. There were also several shaded resting areas and benches throughout the zoo, allowing us to take breaks without feeling rushed. The bathroom facilities were clean and modern, with family changing stations and dedicated baby-care areas—something we deeply appreciated during diaper changes and feeding breaks. The Orientarium, the zoo’s most modern and talked-about attraction, absolutely lived up to the hype. It’s a large, immersive space showcasing Asian species like orangutans, gibbons, and elephants. The highlight was undoubtedly the underwater tunnel, where we got to walk beneath a massive aquarium filled with sharks, rays, and exotic fish. Our toddler’s eyes lit up with wonder, and even the baby was mesmerized by the moving lights and colorful fish. What stood out to us was how close and personal the animal enclosures felt, without compromising safety or ethical standards. The design encourages kids to engage—there are glass viewing areas at child’s eye level, interactive screens, and even low perches to let the little ones peek over without being lifted. Big Cats Section: The tiger and lion enclosures were thoughtfully laid out, and we happened to arrive during feeding time—always a crowd-pleaser for the kids. Petting Zoo: This was a gentle, calmer zone where our older child got to feed goats and sheep. Handwashing stations were placed nearby, which was reassuring. Playgrounds: Scattered throughout the zoo were small play areas that offered a perfect break from walking and animal-watching. These zones had climbing structures, slides, and shaded seating for parents. There are several cafés and kiosks offering food and drink. We had a decent lunch at the main food court—typical Polish fast food fare (zapiekanki, kiełbasa, fries), but tasty and well-priced. There were also plenty of options for snacks and ice cream, which helped us bribe the kids through the last hour of our visit. For families with toddlers and babies, there are microwave stations and bottle warming areas in the food courts, a great addition we didn’t expect but happily used.

An incredible zoo, perhaps one of a kind. Huge, hundreds of animals, amazing experience. I look forward to returning back there. A true Southeast Asian environment in Europe.

Nice and big modern zoo. There is new hall for elephants, monkeys, and big tank for fish (inc. fantastic tunnel). It takes at least 2h to walk all the zoo. A lot of refreshments are close to the entrance. For kids, there is a rope park. Entrance fee is high (270PLN for 2 adult + 2 kids + 50PLN car parking). There is no free map of the zoo - you must buy for 10PLN.

The Łódź Zoo offers an impressive variety of beautiful animals, each displayed in spacious and well-maintained enclosures. Our visit left us truly amazed by the diversity of species and the care taken to create a welcoming, educational environment.

Beautiful, spacious zoo park. Animals look healthy, well looked after. We enjoyed the walk, and good visibility of animals. There are plenty of playgrounds for kids and places to eat. Highly recommended if you are visiting Lodz!

It was quite difficult to get there, I'm disappointed with the quality of the image, it was barely visible, dark, or maybe the projector was broken. I was with my son, we wanted to buy some souvenirs associated with the planetarium but there were none, the same with some cafe where you could wait for the show, another thing is the lack of parking, the one recommended on google is some kind of mini parking, the next 40 minutes we drove around the centre of Lodz trying to find some legal place to park. Rather without recommendation at the moment.

We were late for 2 minutes running trough entire city to go to planetarium. Lady on infopoint said that it’s too late. It’s very very disappointing. My kids are crying entire evening because of this.

I've visited the museum and it was pretty nice. Nothing is written in English at the entrance, but don't worry. Inside everything is presented in Polish, English and French. The price is a too expensive for the length of the exposition, even for some people that love this kind of stuff.

I expected something more exciting. Movie was extremely boring (Apollo mission),no 3D glasses, not allowed to eat popcorn or drink in the cinema. 15mins introduction in Polish,more boring then lesson in primary school then movie.I took headphones with English language but I couldn't hear a ward. Headphones are rubbish like from £1 shop and the music and polish language is so loud that it's impossible to hear anything in English. I understood polish but I took headphones for my wife and son. To be honest it doesn't even matter if people could hear with headphones or not because it was terribly boring. I struggled to stay to the end.

Very enjoyable, informative and great visual effects. The intro and the conclusion are in Polish but the main video is English. I saw "undiscovered worlds" which was made for Boston planetarium. It cost 7.5GBP for 2 adulti ticket. Definitely worth it.

If you visit Łódź this place is a "must see".

Super

Bought ticket only to know that the museum is under renovation and you get to see only the 1st floor which also doesn't offers a lot to be seen but there's just a room full of dices 🎲 where you can play a game of rolling the dice and finding the matching numbers amongst them. 2 stars rating because at least I saw something and also won the dice's game! If the museum is under renovation, why don't you disable the option of buying tickets online? It's been such a disappointment to not being able to see anything at all. When I asked for a refund at the ticket counter, I was told that it's not possible to get a refund. The lady said that you can come again on a free admission day but they don't understand that I bought a ticket so as to have access to an open storage for which I'll have to buy the ticket again in the future. Besides, it's not easy to travel again and again if you don't live in Łódź. She also claimed that the website has all the details, which is not true. Otherwise, why would I buy ticket and waste my time, energy and money to visit them? If you're planning a visit from a far away place, I would highly recommend calling them and asking if the renovation is done even before you buy tickets otherwise you'll be disappointed just like me.

The MS2 is a modern contemporary art museum located in a refurbished building near a newly developed commercial center. Aside from the impressive building that it is in, the permanent exhibits are worthy of attention. Take note, it’s possible to buy a ticket that lets you into MS1, MS2 and the Herbst Palace. It is definitely worth it. Highly recommend.

There are two parts of exhibition. One is for art which has 3 showing floors and the other 'the great war' is underground, but I didn't go. Each ticket is 15 zł. It's a bit uncomfortable that the staffs in the museum is always trying to find where I'm while I was walking in there.

I left after 5 min. Extremely loud. Not possible to enjoy the art. Children / school class playing. Noisy fan and water pumps. Very disappointed! Waste of money.

Worth a visit for sure, lovely collection. On Saturday afternoon the museum was almost empty. Bookstore is a disappointment though: they put every(!) book in plastic (!). Barbaric. Also you won't find any postcards with MS2 there but for some reason they have Herbst Palace.

Very nice and comfortable museum, excellent service , and an amazing selection of modern art ranging from paintings to digital pieces. Definitely worth a visit!

I loved the expositions. The staff were welcoming and very professional. A place to go, definitely.

Beautiful and tiny church with attractive architecture. Not possible to visit inside of this church because of limited opening hours for visitors. There is interesting history about this Alexander Nevsky Cathedral which should everyone read on the official website. This church completed in April 1884 but the foundation stone was laid in around 1872, when were only 39 orthodox believers in Łódź.

For me, Alexander Newsky cathedral is the most beautiful building (in terms of look) in Łódź located near the Moniuszki park.

The most colorful church in Lodz. Others are more gothic and dark. But this is interesting. Beautiful!

One of just two orthodox churches in Łódź.

The cathedral looks stunning

Very interesting architecture. Russian orthodox church you haven't seen before

Church behind fence with closed gate, surrounded by parking lot. Oups ...

Nice place in Łódź. I would actually call it more of a electricity museum than just science. When we were there, some attractions were closed, and unfortunately the entire 6th floor “Moon sector” was not available. I would recommend buying tickets in advance (we had a combined ticket with the zoo) – there was no queue at all. On a weekday it wasn’t crowded, which made the visit even more pleasant. It was fun collecting stamps on each floor. Don’t forget to take a special card at the entrance or on the 2nd floor and try to find all the stamping machines :)

If you are wondering how the electricity that powers your phone is created, you must visit this place! The EC1 Science and Technology Center in Łódź was created from a former power plant (later also a heating plant), which was established in 1907. He educates through experiences and experiments. There are three paths of knowledge here: energy processing, development of knowledge and civilization, and the mysteries of the world. (this on a macro and also a micro scale). On the high cooling chimney there is an observation deck, from which there is a wonderful view of Łódź.

Great but a little bit expensive.

The museum is definitely worth visiting. The part with real parts of old construction is exiting with special effects and laser show. Science museum can be interesting for children but is quite usual. Features city view from the top of the former cooling tower

It was a very nice experience for the kids and for sure lots of activities for different age groups. I would have loved so see more direction signs to guide us to the place and also maybe due to construction the parking was closed but overall it was nice. The price was ok for the two hours interactive play but could would like to see different things next time we visit

Great place for whole families and friend meetings. Something for fun and for knowledge.

Was there on a movie set, it was closed to the public but seems to be a really modern place of the city of Łódż

Go to that museum if you want to learn the history of this wonderful city by heart. The museum, that is converted from a palace, is highly attractive with beautiful art pieces, elegant decorations and spectacular views of the garden around it. Our visit lasted roughly 2 hours and it was pleasant to walk through the rooms and corridors of a historical building. Afterwards you are directed to a more of an informative area which is located downstairs of the palace wherein you can read and learn about the history of the city through maps, illustrations, articles, and items that were used at various times of its history. After visiting through a clear and explanatory section you reach a little yet interesting library full of amazing old books, mainly in Polish. Last but not least, by purchasing the ticket you also get an access to the garden of the palace which is normally not open to public free of charge. It is not surprisingly fantastic :) Never skip this museum if you are staying or just passing by Lodz!

Being from Łódź, I can say without hesitation that Poznański Palace is the pride of my hometown. Built by Izrael Poznański, one of the wealthiest textile magnates of the 19th century, it’s a symbol of the city’s industrial golden age. The scale and elegance of the palace are stunning – from richly decorated halls and grand staircases to intricate woodwork, chandeliers, and stained glass windows. Walking through it feels like stepping back in time to when Łódź was booming as a textile capital. Today the palace houses the Museum of the City of Łódź, which not only tells the fascinating story of the city’s past but also includes the Artur Rubinstein Museum. This part is especially moving – a tribute to one of the world’s greatest pianists, born right here in Łódź. It’s inspiring to see both the industrial legacy and the cultural heritage presented under one roof. The gardens outside are the perfect finishing touch – peaceful, green, and beautifully kept.

Beautiful palace with stunning architecture and rich history. The museum inside offers a great look into Łódź’s past and culture. Definitely worth a visit!

Lovely museum. Well sign posted. Free cloakrooms. Family friendly. Free tours in Polish. Staff speak good English. Audio equipment is available. The main palace is lovely. The stairs to basement has a more modern art feel. But has many good photographic exhibits.

A must-visit in Łódź! The museum is located in the beautifully preserved Izrael Poznański Palace, which itself is stunning and rich in history. The exhibits are well-organized, giving a deep insight into the city's industrial past and cultural legacy. I especially loved the sections dedicated to famous Łódź residents like Artur Rubinstein and Julian Tuwim. The interiors are luxurious and give a real sense of how the textile magnates lived. It’s also conveniently close to Manufaktura, so you can plan a full day around it. Highly recommended for history lovers and anyone curious about Łódź's unique story.

The Museum of the City of Łódź is one of the most impressive cultural attractions I’ve visited in Poland. Housed in the stunning Izrael Poznański Palace, the museum itself is a work of art even before you step inside. The architecture of the building is truly breathtaking, with intricate details, grand interiors, and a beautifully maintained exterior that reflects the city’s rich industrial heritage. One of the aspects that immediately stood out to me was how accessible the museum is. It’s clearly designed with great care to accommodate visitors with disabilities — something that, unfortunately, is still not common in many older institutions. ramps, and clear signage make navigation easy and inclusive. The exhibitions are thoughtfully curated and full of fascinating content. From the history of Łódź as a multicultural industrial city to personal stories of famous residents, there’s a strong narrative throughout. The exhibits are both educational and visually engaging, combining historical artifacts with multimedia and interactive elements. The courtyard is another highlight. It's a peaceful, elegant space that adds to the charm of the whole experience — perfect for taking a break or simply enjoying the surroundings. Overall, the Museum of the City of Łódź combines historical significance, accessibility, and beauty in a truly outstanding way. A must-see for anyone visiting the city. Last but not least, the tickets are not expensive

The palace interior is really amazing! The exhibition about history of the city of Łódź is very modern and quite interesting, but it could have had a better guiding narrative. I was a bit disengaged despite being a big history buff. That's why I'm giving only 4 stars out of 5. You can tour the whole museum in a single hour if you are quick. Up to two hours is enough for everybody.

For such a cute small town, they really went above and beyond on this museum, it has real potential to showcase some great works or have a traveling exhibition park there for a while. The current collection is very polish heavy but still fun and it feels like you’re in a world class spot, I will keep my eye open for updates they may have!

The MS1 is a modern art museum located in an old palace. Temporary exhibitions are located on a few floors and showcase Polish artists. Some impressive pieces and installations worthy of checking out. Take note, it’s possible to buy a ticket that lets you into MS1, MS2 and the Herbst Palace. Visiting the museum could take an hour or longer. There’s an inner courtyard with brightly colored seating. Highly recommend.

Top floor has some cracking paintings and smells nice. The other exhibits left me cold. Nice ceilings in the building.

This is by far the worst of the nearly 100 museums I have visited all over Poland. They have no permanent exhibits, only 3 temporary ones, and for each they wanted 20 zloty. I looked at the brochures and each one looked worse than the other, but since I was already there I figured I might as well see at least one of them, so I picked the one that looked the least bad (a show by an artists' collective from Vietnam). It was ugly and pointless, and one video exhibit showed explicit pornography. It was a waste of an afternoon and taxi rides.

Fantastic museum! Both exhibition were beyond expectations. Well done! And of course the “neoplastic” room alone is worth a visit. Making this museum basically the first modern art museum worldwide. Could not recommend more.

I had the great pleasure of visiting the museum again and seeing the Nowosielski exhibition. is a must-see for every contemporary art enthusiast.

Loved the museum! Very good exhibitions, not crowded, helpful staff, very nice design & renovation work.

Visit take only 10 minutes, but it was really nice experience.

You can buy your ticket online or from the ticket machine at the entrance. It takes about 5 minutes to explore. There are only stairs and a circular sewer tunnel with a bunch of historical photos. Unfortunately, nothing more. If you expect too much, it might be disappointing. However, it’s much cooler down there than outside, which makes it a nice place to visit during summer!

Not a big museum but very unique experience - to see Lodz sewage system and walk there.

Big roundabout with statue in the middle and a Muzeum below it, just find the spiral staircase going down into the ground, it's located in the roundabout.

Interesting visit! Worth to see✅

Cool underground "sewer" that formerly held water to flush the sewer lines of Lodz. Note it is a extremely small tour with just the basic circle under the roundabout. Also the location is wrong on google maps, its actually on the other side of the street to buy tickets.

Interesting place to see, it is ok for the price it has but I expected more of a story to read, interesting facts, for the purpose of it. Still it is jnteresting to walk through. And it takes like no more than 10-15 mins to visit it.

Great place for the family or the adult in the evening. Food here is very well prepared and delicious. With options for vegetarians and omnivores. I highly recommend the saunas here. They are built with craftsmanship like I've never seen in a sauna. I mean seriously these saunas are built by Masters at their trade. The benches are soft, warm and inviting. The lighting sets the perfect mood and Ambience for a nice relaxing Steam.

An amazing swimming pool with a very varied set of attractions, from large pools indoors and outside, sports pools, a wave pool, lots of kids pools with integrated water playgrounds, jacuzzis and many slides, there is something for everyone. They also added an amazing kneip (hot/cold water treading) area which is a great experience to make. The place was clean, staff friendly and even though we've been on a Saturday, it didn't feel too crowded.

Professional, kind and helpful service🤝 Many attractions. We celebrated my daughter’s 13th birthday and I’m 100% sure that she will never forget that day. From calm and relaxing swim or jacuzzi to exciting and challenging slides. Warm and cozy at night. During the day - best for swimming, mindfulness and relax. Strongly recommend for family time. For the best experience- visit in uncommon hours. Thank you- amazing J O B 💪🤝🏊‍♀️

Going there time to time. Always fun. Recent visit was exceeding our expectations as the water generally felt warmer than in previous visits and they added new attractions like pool toys and inflatable slides on top of existing wide variety of slides available. 1/2 salt hot tubs were off due to renovation at the time we visited (and those are almost always full most of the time). But there's plenty of other stuff to do there, so not a biggie.

Great place to spend time with family. Many nice pools, especially outside one with very warm water. Very clean. Mayby a bit crowded but we were there on summer weekend with poor weather.

great place for a family. positive points: large swimming pools both - inside and outside, many children's pools for the little ones, there is a jacuzzi and other great places for hydromassages, you can participate in sports programs, there are descents with and without tires, which are very fun and a lot of adrenaline. negative points: very large flow of people, crowd's, you have to wait in line, especially in water slides, it is impossible to get into the saunas, you have to take sunbeds from the morning or come in the evening when there are none, some sun umbrellas are broken. Even on a weekday it is crowded But overall, a wonderful park to spend time with the family, experience adventures, for a really reasonable price.

3h was enough, though it wasn’t crowded. Tried everything. It was 16 degrees outside, so outdoor pool felt great. But I do recommend to visit as early as possible to avoid queues and lack of environment for the attractions.

A big, clean park that’s perfect for a relaxing walk. Well-maintained paths and plenty of open space make it a great spot to unwind, whether you’re out for a stroll, jogging, or just enjoying the fresh air. A lovely place to spend time outdoors!

This is one of the best parks in Lodz. They also house a botanical garden which also worth a visit I have been to this place multiple times with kids and have enjoyed every moment spent here Highly recommended

Very nice park, several ponds with ducks, playground for kids , some options to eat and drink and surprisingly the park has a small hill with a nice view

Beutiful park for kids and not only, only one recomendation - to buy tickets online, as we spent 1 hour in a row

I think this park is one of the biggest ones in Łódź but there were few people. Quiet place

Good place to go out with your family. There is a lake with ducks in the park :)

It's a lovely place to walk alone, with kids or dogs in summer or in autumn. But nothing interesting in cold winter.

Not that impressive, maybe it's because of the different seasons, flowers in this botanical garden in summer are not really attractive, and less amount than I expected. But the place near to the entrance had some beautiful ones 🌼🌺🌿

Great place to visit and enjoy. The garden is filled with various varieties of flowers and plants and trees. Also saw fox and snakes as well. Entry fees was minimal. Great place to take children. There are nice smaller ponds and rock climbing.

Very beautiful place with a lot of interesting flowers and plants. It was great day out for my family and friends . Great thing is that you can learn a lot from one visit and the ticket money are well spent . The garden offers many different things like weddings and barbeque within their premises and I do think it makes them different . You have toilet here and coffee shop . You have chairs you can relax in . I was really nicely surprised . But the best part of the garden are pounds and rocks places with great animals . You have to go and see it .

On the day of our visit access to the Łódż botanical garden was free of charge (due to the city's birthday), we spent a delightful hour or two wandering around the grounds, taking in the Japanese and Alpine gardens, the skansen compound and the herbal garden, making a break along the way at the café in the middle of the garden complex. Good visit, we enjoyed it.

A botanical garden in the middle of Lodz. On arrival, we found it to look a little run down and tatty. BUT it is actually a real gem. The fact it is not as manicured as most gardens you pay to enter, seems to add to its charm. It is a little wildlife haven. We saw a very friendly red squirrel, nut hatches, woodpeckers and frogs. I think the flower beds were between plantings as I have seen photos from early spring visitors and the tulip displays look amazing.

I remember it from my childhood when trees were young and in few places bit bare. It changed so much last 25 years. The trees matured and grown, they are well maintained. Ponds and lakes are beautiful with multicoloured water lillies as well as rock gardens. I took my daughter and she loved exploring and walking around. Reconstructed old farm house is a delightful bonus. Ticket prices very agreable. Definitelly will come back again.

Abundant space in need of tender loving care. Will attract more people with a facelift.

I had a great experience here, we were a 14 people group without reservation r😁 but the accepted us in a very pleasant way, full of kindness. waitress speaks English. The taste of the food was great and the most fancy hummus I had ever seen 😊

Nice and cozy atmosphere✨ The dishes were very delicious🧡 Beef is quite soft to bite, fresh and good quality of ingredients～ Lamb burger has no fishy taste🍔 Lemonade has rich rose flavor with pomegranate🌹 I liked it very much🫶🏻

I agree with all the positive opinions. A smiling, sympathetic waitress. The food is delicious. All the dishes we ordered were eaten for the first time and it was a great choice.

This is for sure one of the best and most original places to eat in Łódź. Zalewajka, pastrami and the wątróbka were absolutely amazing. Especially worth the visit for the soup, the best I had in Lodz.

The restaurant is tucked away in a courtyard off Piotrkowska. All around are rather drab buildings but somehow it works and the atmosphere is very pleasant. Despite its "hidden" location, and it being in between lunch and dinner, there were quite a few people inside and outside. I soon found out why. I was served by a charming waitress with a winning smile. My beer was icy cold. I wasn't very hungry so opted for a soup and entree. The chłodnik was delicious as was the Jewish caviar. Presentation was beautiful and to top it off, their prices were very reasonable. I'll definitely be back!

Great experience overall. Small bistro style with Jewish dishes, I would say with a twist. Very good food and enjoyed spending time on the terrace. Quiet and secluded between the buildings, not easy to find the entrance, though it is on Pietrkowska street. Took the herring appetiser and the pastrami sandwich. I also ordered salad and fries along with the sandwich. Enjoyed all of them, beware that taking all that was too much in size, even for a hungry guy. :-)

Whenever I'm in Łódź, I make it a point to visit this fantastic restaurant. Their lunch menu features simple yet incredibly delicious dishes at unbeatable prices. Highly recommended!

Had dinner here. The place is a great tribute to history. At night the lights are stunning and the atmosphere is very inviting.

Very interesting place, full of character and architectural solutions, worth to visit

Historic place with a very positive atmosphere. You can find here different dishes and restaurants. Landlord organizes concerts and life music. Very green place 🌿

A very nice place potty that it’s almost close st noons time

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Nice atmosphere with lots of restaurants and cafes, good place to go ✨

Nice place and very iconic

Łagiewniki Forest is a peaceful escape within Łódź. Perfect for walking, cycling, or just relaxing in nature. Clean trails, lots of greenery, and fresh air make it a great spot to recharge away from the city noise. Just come and fresh your mind.

A lot of cute ones !!!🍄🍄🍄🍄

Nice park

On the outskirts of Łódź, freat place for hiking, biking and picknicks.

A super nice place to visit, it is really fun to walk around as there are countless paths to walk on. If you're interested in nature and like to go to forests I deeply recommend this park as it is easy to walk around it but at the same time it has its wild nature all around the paths which makes it a really beautiful place to visit.

Nice forest. Enough trails to cycle for 1 to 2 hours. Quiet during the week.

A very good place to have a relaxed walk in the forest close to the city. You can park your car and after the walk you can have a lunch and beverages.

Stunning, as the inside as the outside.

Beautiful chapel

(Translated by Google) I advise against it for now. Renovation. There is no information on how long it will last. Of course, you can walk around and enjoy the architecture. We are waiting for the opening The Scheibler family chapel in Łódź - a tombstone chapel-mausoleum located in the Old Cemetery at Ogrodowa Street in Łódź, in its Evangelical-Augsburg part. Completed in 1888 according to the design of Edward Lilpop and Józef Dziekoński. It is one of the greatest works of cemetery architecture in the world and a testimony to the unprecedented development of Łódź in the 19th century on a global scale. Designed in the neo-Gothic style. Karol Wilhelm Scheibler (born September 1, 1820 in Montjoie in the Rhineland, died April 13, 1881 in Łódź) - German industrialist, one of the greatest industrialists in Łódź, called the "king of cotton", who had no equal in the textile industry in the entire Russian Empire. From the mid-1870s, Scheibler's factories concentrated about 60% of production and 55% of workers in the textile industry in the Kingdom of Poland. (Original) Chwilowo odradzam. Remont. Nie ma informacji jak długo będzie trwał. Można oczywiście obejść i nacieszyć się architekturą. Czekamy na otwarcie Kaplica rodziny Scheiblerów w Łodzi – nagrobna kaplica-mauzoleum znajdująca się na Starym Cmentarzu przy ul. Ogrodowej w Łodzi, w jego ewangelicko-augsburskiej części. Ukończona w 1888 według projektu Edwarda Lilpopa i Józefa Dziekońskiego. Jest jednym z największych dzieł architektury cmentarnej na świecie oraz świadectwem bezprecedensowego w skali światowej rozwoju Łodzi w XIX wieku. Zaprojektowana w stylu neogotyckim. Karol Wilhelm Scheibler (ur. 1 września 1820 w Montjoie w Nadrenii, zm. 13 kwietnia 1881 w Łodzi - niemiecki przemysłowiec, jeden z największych łódzkich przemysłowców, nazywany „królem bawełny”, który w branży włókienniczej nie miał sobie równych w całym Cesarstwie Rosyjskim. Od połowy lat 70. XIX wieku zakłady Scheiblera koncentrowały około 60% produkcji i 55% robotników przemysłu włókienniczego w Królestwie Polskim.

(Translated by Google) I confirm the "Masterpiece of Neo-Gothic Architecture". The building is wonderful, not overwhelming in size, and the amount of details is really impressive (Original) Potwierdzam „Arcydzieło Architektury Neogotyckiej”. Budynek cudowny, nieprzytłaczający wielkością, a ilość detali robi naprawdę duże wrażenie

(Translated by Google) Karol Scheibler was once buried here. A beautiful chapel, a work of art, currently under renovation. A memorial site for Karol Scheibler is planned here. Even from the outside, it looks otherworldly and is a must-see in the Łódź cemetery. The chapel is incredibly impressive, resembling a small cathedral. It's impossible to miss; its beauty stands out among the other tombstones. (Original) Kiedyś spoczywał tu Karol Scheibler. Przepiękna kaplica, dzieło sztuki, obecnie w remoncie. Ma tu powstać miejsce pamięci Karola Scheiblera. Juz z zewnątrz wygląda nieziemsko i jest to obowiązkowe miejsce do odwiedzenia na Łódzkim cmentarzu. Kaplica robi niesamowite wrażenie wygląda jak mała katedra. Nie sposób jej nie zauważyć wyróżnia się swoją pięknością na tle innych nagrobków.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful chapel, recently undergoing renovation. You can visit it from time to time, usually with a guide. It's worth listening to the history of this place and the factory family itself—very interesting. (Original) Piękna kapica, od dłuższego czasu remontowana. Można wejść do niej od czasu do czasu-zwykle z przewodnikiem. Warto posłuchać historii tego miejsca i samej rodziny fabrykantów-bardzo ciekawą.

(Translated by Google) Chapel of Karol Scheibler, one of the great Three manufacturers of Lodz. It was built by order of his wife after his death. The project was selected every year through several competitions. The lady was very demanding. The result was worth it. The entire press in Poland was buzzing about the chapel. Post-war looting and vandalism almost killed this masterpiece. In 2006, the Karol Scheibler Chapel was included in the list of world monuments in danger of extinction. And although many of the architectural details are long gone, the view is still impressive. The facility is closed to visitors inside. Reconstruction is progressing slowly but surely. However, sometimes they organize photo days when you can touch history. Here I am showing it to you. (Original) Часовня Кароля Шайблера, одного из великой Тройки фабрикантов Лодзи. Была построена по заказу его жены после смерти. Проект выбирался ни один год путем проведения нескольких конкурсов. Очень требовательная была дама. Результат того стоил. О часовне гудела вся пресса Польши. Мародерство и вандализм послевоенного времени чуть не убили этот шедевр. В 2006 году часовню Кароля Шайблера внесли в список мировых памятников, находящихся под угрозой исчезновения. И хотя многих архитектурных деталей уже давно нет, вид всё равно впечатляет. Для посещения внутри объект закрыт. Медленно, но уверенно идёт реконструкция. Однако иногда устраивают фото-дни, когда можно прикоснуться к истории. Вот показываю и вам.

Small gallery in historical building. Two rooms with dozens of paintings

(Translated by Google) Łódź, Herbst Palace - you can admire collections of old paintings, sculptures and artistic crafts. The history of the Palace is related to the fate of the Herbst and Scheibler families, who are among the richest and most influential industrialists not only in Łódź but also in the entire Polish lands at the turn of the 19th century. (Original) Łódź, Pałac Herbsta - można podziwiać zbiory dawnego malarstwa, rzeźby i rzemiosła artystycznego. Historia Pałacu związana jest z losem rodziny Herbstów i Scheiblerów, którzy to zaliczani są do najbogatszych i najbardziej wpływowych przemysłowców nie tylko w Łodzi lecz także na całych ziemiach polskich na przełomie XIX wieku.

(Translated by Google) It is located on the grounds adjacent to the Herbst Palace. You can buy a ticket separately I recommend a combined pass: palace, gallery, garden, ms1 and ms2, cost PLN 45 Unfortunately, on weekends, it opens only at 11 a.m. and until 5 p.m. Short and late opening. Currently, the exhibition I saw a masterpiece. It presents paintings by outstanding painters from the 19th and 20th centuries, such as Matejko, Malczewski, Podkowiński, Boznańska The exhibition is arranged in an interesting, clear way. Time of visit: 40-60 minutes Very nice lady from the service. (Original) Mieści się na terenie przylegającym do Pałacu Herbsta. Można kupić osobno bilet Polecam karnet łączony: pałac, galeria, ogród, ms1 i ms2 koszt 45 zł Niestety w weekend otwarcie dopiero o 11 i do 17. Krótko i późno otwarcie. Obecnie wystawa Widziałem arcydzieło. Prezentuje obrazy wybitnych malarzy z XIX i XX wieku jak Matejko, Malczewski, Podkowiński, Boznańska Wystawa zaaranżowana w ciekawy czytelny sposób. Czas zwiedzania 40-60 minut Bardzo miła Pani z obsługi.

(Translated by Google) I've been here twice. The antique paintings are beautiful, and the building itself—a former stable—is also very interesting, but there are a couple of unpleasant points I'd like to point out. Firstly, during my last visit, the gallery was dark; some of the paintings were impossible to see without a flashlight; they were simply hanging in the shadows. Last time, it was brighter; I asked the employee to turn on more lights, but she said it wasn't possible. The paintings should be clearly visible, otherwise, why go there? Secondly, you can't take photos next to the paintings; you have to pay for it separately, as if it were a photo shoot. This is absurd. I want to take pictures of myself or a friend in this place, and we're not models, we don't have a camera with us, but we have to pay as if we were having a photo shoot just to take a few photos in the gallery? This is simply absurd. Thirdly, the gallery is quiet, and the employees are constantly staring; the atmosphere is oppressive. I'd like to hear classical music in the background, at least quietly, but definitely there. Overall, this place is worth a visit. (Original) Была здесь дважды. Очень красивые старинные картины, само здание - бывшая конюшня, что тоже очень интересно, но есть пару неприятных моментов на которые хочу обратить внимание. Во-первых: во время моего крайнего визита в галерее было темно, некоторые картины невозможно рассмотреть без фонарика, они просто висят в тени. В прошлый раз было светлее, я попросила сотрудницу включить больше света, но она сказала что это невозможно. Картины должно быть видно хорошо, иначе зачем туда идти? Во-вторых: нельзя сфотографироваться рядом с картинами, за это надо платить как за фотосессию отдельно. Это бред, я хочу запечатлеть себя или подругу в этом месте и мы не модели, мы не имеем с собой фотоаппарата, но должны платить как будто у нас фотосессия чтобы сделать пару фото в галерее? Это просто бред. В-третьих: в галерее тихо и все время смотрят сотрудницы, атмосфера угнетающая. Хотелось бы слышать на фоне классическую музыку, хотя бы тихо, но чтобы она была. В целом это место стоит посетить.

(Translated by Google) A place with a unique atmosphere and a beautiful collection! 🖼️ I really enjoy the atmosphere in the Coach House at Herbst Palace. The collection of 19th- and early 20th-century Polish paintings, including many famous works, is presented in an austere yet majestic setting, making a huge impression. The exhibition space is small, allowing you to move from painting to painting and truly feel the emotions of their creators. The beautiful park surroundings, with its ancient trees and benches, encourage moments of reflection after sightseeing. It's the perfect place for a leisurely stroll and a break from the daily rush. Definitely worth a visit! 🌳🎨 (Original) Miejsce z wyjątkowym klimatem i piękną kolekcją! 🖼️ Bardzo lubię atmosferę panującą w Powozowni Pałacu Herbsta. Kolekcja malarstwa polskiego XIX i początku XX wieku, z wieloma znanymi dziełami, prezentowana jest w surowej, ale majestatycznej oprawie, co robi ogromne wrażenie. Powierzchnia ekspozycji nie jest duża, dzięki czemu można spokojnie przechodzić od obrazu do obrazu i naprawdę poczuć emocje ich autorów. Otoczenie pięknego parku ze starodrzewem i ławeczkami sprzyja chwilom refleksji po zwiedzaniu. To idealne miejsce na spokojny spacer i odpoczynek od codziennego pośpiechu. Zdecydowanie warto odwiedzić! 🌳🎨

(Translated by Google) It is a small gallery with only 2 rooms, but with very valuable paintings. All our best painters. You can always find a beautiful painting that will charm us with its brush. It is clear that the images were selected with great care. It's worth entering on Friday, when we can tour without tickets. Next to the Orangery, where you can drink coffee or good tea. (Original) To niewielka Galeria zaledwie 2 sale, ale z bardzo wartościowymi obrazami. Sami nasi najlepsi malarze. Zawsze można znaleźć piękny obraz, który uroczy nas swoim pędzlem. Widać, że z dużym przemyśleniem dobrano obrazy. Warto wejść w piątek wtedy mamy zwiedzanie bez biletow. Obok Oranżeria ,gdzie można napić się kawy albo dobrej herbatki.

(Translated by Google) Currently, it's hosting a fantastic exhibition, "I Saw a True Masterpiece," featuring works by renowned Polish artists. While the collection isn't extensive, it's certainly impressive and worth seeing. (Original) Aktualnie prezentuje świetną wystawę „widziałem prawdziwe arcydzieło” gdzie można zobaczyć dzieła znanych polskich artystów. Choć kolekcja nie jest wielka to zdecydowanie jest imponująca i warta zobaczenia.

(Translated by Google) Amazing cemetery. I believe that to learn the history of a given city, you should go to the oldest cemeteries. Like in a kaleidoscope. The Łódź Cemetery is unconventional, diverse and interesting, like the whole of Łódź. Here we can see side by side tombstones of representatives of the Mosaic, Orthodox, Evangelical and Catholic denominations. This confirms that the identity of Łódź is multiculturalism and diversity. (Original) Niesamowity cmentarz. Jestem zdania, że aby poznać historię danego miasta, należy się udać na najstarsze cmentarze. Jak w kalejdoskopie. Cmentarz Łódzki, jest nieszablonowy, różnorodny i ciekawy jak cała Łódź. Możemy tu zobaczyć obok siebie nagrobki przedstawicielo wyznania mojżeszowego, prawosławnego, ewangelickiego czy katolickiego. To potwierdza, że tożsamość Łodzi to wielokulturowość i różnorodność.

(Translated by Google) The Old Cemetery in Łódź, a historic necropolis complex founded in 1855, is Christian and tri-denominational. It is divided into Catholic, Evangelical, and Orthodox sections. In 2015, the complex was designated a historical monument. During the tour, it's important to remember that these sections are separated by low walls. Therefore, it's possible to misjudge distances, as I did. The largest monument is worth seeing: the famous neo-Gothic Scheibler Chapel in the Evangelical section. This mausoleum, built between 1888 and 1988, is one of the three most beautiful in Europe. Also located here are the tombs of Łódź industrialists: the Grohman, Geyer, Kunizer, and Kinderman families. In the Catholic section, there's the impressive neo-Renaissance Heinzel mausoleum. Admission is free. Parking is available in the factory's parking lot. There is a coin-operated toilet (2 PLN). The minimum tour time is 90 minutes if you want to see the most interesting tombs. (Original) Stary cmentarz w Łodzi, zabytkowy kompleks nekropoli założony w 1855 r. Cmentarz jest Chrześcijański i trójwyznaniowy. Podzielony jest na część katolicką, ewangelicką i prawosławną. W 2015 r. Kompleks został uznany pomnikiem historii.W trakcie zwiedzania trzeba brać pod uwagę, że są one oddzielone murkami. Można więc się pomylić w ocenie odległości co mi się przytrafiło. Warto zobaczyć największy zabytek jakim jest słynna neogotycka kaplica Scheiblerów w części ewangelickiej. To mauzoleum wystawione w latach 1888-1988 jest jednym z trzech najpiękniejszych w Europie. Znajdują się tu również grobowce łódzkich fabrykantów Grohmanów, Geyerów, Kunizerów, Kindermanów. W części katolickiej imponujące neorenesansowe mauzoleum Heinzlów. Wejście jest bezpłatne Można zaparkować na parkingu manufaktury. Jest toaleta płatna na monety 2zł Czas zwiedzania to minimum 90 minut jeśli chce się zobaczyć najciekawsze grobowce.

Very large and very beautiful, well maintained which is always thoughtful.

(Translated by Google) My favorite cemetery (Original) Mój ulubiony cmentarz

(Translated by Google) Some interesting tombstones, plenty of space to "walk," some in the shade, so even on hot days it's quite pleasant. Getting in was a problem, as only one gate, and it was a remote one, was open. My husband was intrigued, but the kids and I got tired after a while and left without seeing everything. If you enjoy this type of attraction, it's probably worth it. (Original) Niektóre ciekawe nagrobki, dużo miejsca do "spacerowania", cześć w cieniu, więc nawet w upalne dni jest dość przyjemnie. Był problem z wejściem, bo tylko jedna i to oddalona brama była otwarta. Mąż zaciekawiony, natomiast dzieci i ja zmęczyliśmy się po jakimś czasie i wyszliśmy nie oglądając wszystkiego. Jak ktoś lubi takie atrakcje to raczej warto.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful cemetery with a varied layout. At the very heart there is an older, somewhat forgotten part marked by the traces of time. You can stop and contemplate life passing by quickly and reflect on your own existence. On the outskirts there are newer graves, crowded one next to the other, where the memories of the dead buried there are certainly more vivid, but the atmosphere of the place is definitely different than in the older part. A cemetery worth recommending, it can be a relief for the soul in difficult times. (Original) Wspaniały cmentarz o zróżnicowanym układzie. W samym sercu znajduje się starsza, nieco już zapomniana i naznaczona śladami czasu część. Można przystanąć i kontemplować szybko przelatujące życie oraz zastanowić się nad własną egzystencją. Na obrzeżach są nowsze groby, stłoczone jeden przy drugim, gdzie na pewno wspomnienia o spoczywających tam zmarłych są żywsze, ale atmosfera miejsca zdecydowanie jest inna niż w części starszej. Cmentarz godny polecenia, może być ukojeniem dla duszy w trudnych chwilach.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful and atmospheric cemetery. Worth visiting because of the beautiful historic tombstones of famous people of Łódź (Original) Bardzo piekny i klimatyczny cmentarz. Wart zwiedzenia ze wzgledu na piekne zabytkowe nagrobki znanych Łodzian

Quiet and lovely looking place. Ideal for walks but not with pushchair or wheelchair as the streets are stones. There are a few coffee shops and some restaurants, I wouldn't say they are kids friendly but still worth visiting. In summer much more better views. It's lovely and a big park nearby, actually just across the street

Beautiful place for a walk and to get some coffee

The tourist information centre recommended visiting, and I found this district a more interesting example of renovation of Lodz’s handsome old textile industry buildings than Manufaktura. It’s a pleasant and peaceful area to stroll around, although there was some construction underway & the renovation is clearly work in progress. Had a lovely good-value set lunch at Three Chimneys, which is in one of the renovated buildings

There were several part that construction was going on, I'm happy that they're repairing trying to save the buildings. But I couldn't get to know this place more since I was traveling alone. I hope I'll find some local people who can teach me local history.

Fantastic and well preserved XIX century workers neighborhood - organized around old cotton mill. During our visit (October 2021) the residential part was under major renovation. The place is not too much frequented by the tourist but well worth a stroll around.

Very interesting development of an old mill and associated housing from late 1800s. Still in early stages but there are a few good coffee bars and restaurants already.

It is very interesting to learn about the past of this complex. You can walk in the area and have a break for lunch or coffee. Sadly, not many buildings is open to see what is inside.

Very interesting and interactive museum about the history of cinema in general and cinema in Łódź. And the most spectacular thing is the building itself! Historical interiors are preserved in good condition, very catching. And as the fan of moomins I was extremely happy to accidentally visit exhibition dedicated to the 80th anniversary of this amazing creatures and their author. Very nice and helpful museum staff, especially man in the hall dedicated to the history of the family which owned the palace

Awesome film museum. Small but very well done. And the palace roommate beautiful.

Really interesting museum. So much to see and so much information. Lots of film clips and so many insights into tge work of great Polish filmmakers.

A great museum for film enthusiasts and anyone interested in the history of Polish cinema and the history of cinema in Łódź. Very friendly staff, an insightful and well curated exhibition and a lovely top floor focusing on Polish kids shows. The price seemed adequate for what you get. Plan some 2 to 3 hours for the visit.

I really love cinema and cartoons, and I think it’s a unique museum in Poland with a magnificent interior and retro equipment for filming.

We visited the Film Museum in Łódź today. The museum is nicely designed overall and offers quite a few interesting exhibits for cinema lovers. However, the overall atmosphere could be improved. We were a couple with two children (ages 9 and 12) who speak English rather than Polish. Unfortunately, the staff didn’t provide any explanations or interesting information and only approached us to tell us not to touch the exhibits.

It was a very nice visit here! You can see lots of old cameras 🎥 and learn how did the film was made before 🎬 Also the stoves in old times are very impressive for me 🔥 The guide there can speak English which is very helpful ❤️ And you can find lots of surprises in the room where the owner of the palace welcome his guests, try if you have sharp eyes 😎

It's a Japanese styled garden where no. of fruits and trees have been planted on the same roof along with desert-ones plants, too. I really liked the concept of having these all under the same roof where temperature has been maintained as per the requirements for each tree.

Ah such a lovely place! And they had butterfly exhibition!!! Great to relax and drift away

A good collection of tropical plants and subtropical succulents and a few koi and other fish thrown into the mix for good measure. We spent a decent hour there exploring the 2 large and one small room, reading a few interesting facts on the plants on display on some slightly aged info boards. All very fine, just slightly pales in comparison with some more opulent palm houses (looking at you, Gliwice ❤️).

Lovely place to visit, nice and fairly cheap cafe. Beautiful plants small project eden (not as commercial). HOWEVER, toilets are disgusting. Charge a bit more and clean them toilets!

It’s a very beautiful, peaceful and calm place.

It’s a really beautiful botanical garden, very cured in its inside and outside space, even though the outside garden should indicate the plants a little better. I loved it! I would have given 5 stars BUT I didn’t like the show of the fishes in their aquariums, totally inappropriate. The fish should be let free, not caged :(

Palm House is an attraction in the Zrodliska I park which offers really many palms, banana trees, cacti, butterflies, fish and turtles. The best place to go with kids. Can be here how long you want for 20zloty/person (kids 10zloty).

If you wanna find a great place, you've chosen correctly. You will find out a lot about Łodź's history by visiting Biała fabryka, really great guide explained us a lot. (Note: book it in advance and let them know twice to not forget about you.)

Nice housees journey through the centuries and actual life

What a beautiful place

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(Translated by Google) An amazing place - when visiting the Central Textile Museum I felt as if the looms had just stopped. Once an hour there is a show where workers turn on 4 machines at the same time. The noise is incredible - and once there were 400 of them working in one hall. In the White Factory the topic is presented in a modern and interactive form. The ticket price is adequate to what I found there. In addition, there is a small open-air museum - wooden buildings and a beautiful workers' villa in the middle of the city! I highly recommend it. (Original) Niesamowite miejsce - zwiedzając Centralne Muzeum Włókiennictwa czułam, jakby krosna stanęły dosłownie przed chwilą. Raz na godzinę odbywa się pokaz, gdzie pracownicy włączają 4 maszyny jednocześnie. Huk niesamowity - a niegdyś w jednej hali pracowało ich aż 400. W Białej Fabryce temat podany jest w nowoczesnej i interaktywnej formie. Cena biletu jest adekwatna do tego, co zastałam na miejscu. Do tego niewielki skansen - drewniana zabudowa i piękna willa robotnicza w środku miasta! Bardzo polecam.

(Translated by Google) I love it as a place to visit - the Textile Museum and the wonderful open-air museum - I had the opportunity to visit it 2 days ago as part of buying a ticket for a Queentet concert, and for years I have also been participating in concerts in the white factory organized by Mr. Tomasz Gołębiewski. (Original) Uwielbiam jako miejsce do zwiedzania - Muzeum włókiennictwa oraz wspaniały skansen- miałam okazję odwiedzić 2 dni temu w ramach zakupu biletu na koncert Queentet, od lat też uczestniczę w koncertach w białej fabryce organizowanych przez pana Tomasza Gołębiewskiego.

(Translated by Google) The first textile factory in Łódź White because it's plastered!!! Later, the brick walls were left because it was cheaper. Currently, the building houses the Textile Museum, but I think the courtyard is the most worth seeing. There's an open-air museum here – among other things, original weavers' houses from the early days of industrial Łódź, a wooden church, and a summer villa belonging to a manufacturer have been moved here. And the street surface... "cobblestone"!!! A unique place (Original) Pierwsza fabryka włókiennicza w Łodzi Biała dlatego, że jest otynkowana!!! Później już pozostawiano mury ceglane, gdyż było taniej. Aktualnie w budynku znajduje się Muzeum Włókiennictwa, ale ja uważam że najbardziej godnym obejrzenia jest dziedziniec. Znajduje się tu skansen- przeniesiono tutaj m.in.oryginalne domy tkaczy z początku narodzin Łodzi przemyslowej, drewniany kościół, willę letniskową fabrykancą. No i nawierzchnia ulicy.... "kocie łby"!!! Wyjątkowe miejsce

The Film School in Łódź (PWSFTviT) is not just an educational institution—it’s a living, breathing organism of cinema, art, and passion. The energy here is electric. Walking through its historic halls, you can feel the legacy of Kieślowski, Polański, Wajda, Has, Skolimowski, and other giants who began their journeys here. The school fosters creativity while maintaining a high standard of professionalism. It’s a place where students are truly encouraged to find their voice, challenge norms, and experiment with form and content. The faculty is made up of active professionals and respected artists who are genuinely dedicated to mentoring the next generation of filmmakers. Film directing and cinematography departments are the probably the most revered ones. Animation, production, editing, scriptwriting and obviously acting are among the most prestigious in Central Europe having nurtured many talents working in the industry today: two-time Oscar winner (Oppenheimer, Dunkirk) Hoyte van Hoytema, two-time Oscar nominee Łukasz Żal, multiple Polish academy award recipient Piotr Sobociński jr among many others. The facilities have been beautifully modernized without losing the soul of the place—state-of-the-art sound stages, editing suites, and camera equipment are paired with classic architecture and a unique atmosphere. It’s not just a school; it’s a sacred space for storytellers. If you’re serious about film, television, or photography—this is one of the best places in Europe to be. A true gem of Łódź and of the world cinema landscape.

Super sigma skibidi camera man

Best school ever

Very nice film art school.

Super

(Translated by Google) You can easily enter the area. During our visit, a video was recorded... I can't say what it was... a secret (Original) Można spokojnie wejść na teren. Podczas naszej wizyty nagrywane film... nie mogę napisać jaki... tajemnica

(Translated by Google) I didn’t wait for Łódź, but I’m lucky that one of my greatest mentors did — and he carried his spirit into every class. André Herman, my favorite teacher during my Master’s Film Program at Concordia University in Montreal 🇨🇦, studied at the Łódź Film School. He spoke of it often, and always with reverence. He worked to recreate that same energy in Montreal: a hub for young filmmakers eager to explore cinematic language and take creative risks. That collaborative energy — the sense of co-creating with others — is essential in filmmaking. André pushed us to walk the high wire of creative expression — and if we fell, he reminded us, at least we took the greatest risk and fell from the highest reaches. He championed authentic locations, personal storytelling, and a tireless attention to detail. His style, discipline, and cinematic curiosity were shaped at Łódź. I never walked the grand halls of the school myself, but the education passed on through my mentor had a profound impact. This school is a global force. Its teachings travel far. (I explore these insights in my book, 21st Century Film Student: Primer, available online in paperback and ebook.) I didn't study in Łódź, but I was fortunate that one of my greatest mentors did—and he instilled the spirit of this school in every one of his classes. André Herman, my favorite professor during my MFA in Film at Concordia University in Montreal 🇨🇦, studied at the Łódź Film School. He spoke of it often, always with deep admiration. He sought to recreate that same energy in Montreal: a dynamic place for young filmmakers eager to explore cinematic language and take creative risks. This collaborative energy—this sense of co-creation with others—is essential to filmmaking. André pushed us to walk the tightrope of creative expression—and if we fell, he reminded us that at least we had taken the greatest risk and fallen from the highest echelons. He championed authentic locations, personal storytelling, and tireless attention to detail. His style, rigor, and cinematic curiosity were shaped in Łódź. I never walked the halls of this school myself, but the teachings imparted by my mentor had a profound impact. This school is a global force. Its teachings travel far. (I expand on these reflections in my book, 21st Century Film Student: Primer, available online in print and digital formats.) (Original) I didn’t attend Łódź, but I’m lucky that one of my greatest mentors did — and he carried its spirit into every class. André Herman, my favorite teacher during my Master’s Film Program at Concordia University in Montreal 🇨🇦, studied at the Łódź Film School. He spoke of it often, and always with reverence. He worked to recreate that same energy in Montreal: a hub for young filmmakers eager to explore cinematic language and take creative risks. That collaborative energy — the sense of co-creating with others — is essential in filmmaking. André pushed us to walk the high wire of creative expression — and if we fell, he reminded us, at least we took the greatest risk and fell from the highest reaches. He championed authentic locations, personal storytelling, and a tireless attention to detail. His style, discipline, and cinematic curiosity were shaped at Łódź. I never walked the grand halls of the school myself, but the education passed on through my mentor had a profound impact. This school is a global force. Its teachings travel far. (I explore these insights in my book, 21st Century Film Student: Primer, available online in paperback and ebook.) Je n’ai pas étudié à Łódź, mais j’ai eu la chance que l’un de mes plus grands mentors l’ait fait — et il a transmis l’esprit de cette école dans chacun de ses cours. André Herman, mon professeur préféré pendant ma maîtrise en cinéma à l’Université Concordia à Montréal 🇨🇦, a étudié à l’École de cinéma de Łódź. Il en parlait souvent, toujours avec une profonde admiration. Il cherchait à recréer cette même énergie à Montréal : un lieu dynamique pour les jeunes cinéastes avides d’explorer le langage cinématographique et de prendre des risques créatifs. Cette énergie collaborative — ce sentiment de co-création avec les autres — est essentielle au cinéma. André nous poussait à marcher sur le fil tendu de l’expression créative — et si nous tombions, il nous rappelait qu’au moins, nous avions pris le plus grand risque et chuté depuis les plus hautes sphères. Il défendait les lieux authentiques, la narration personnelle, et une attention inlassable aux détails. Son style, sa rigueur et sa curiosité cinématographique ont été façonnés à Łódź. Je n’ai jamais arpenté les grandes allées de cette école moi-même, mais l’enseignement transmis par mon mentor a eu un impact profond. Cette école est une force mondiale. Ses enseignements voyagent loin. (Je développe ces réflexions dans mon livre, 21st Century Film Student: Primer, disponible en ligne en format papier et numérique.)

(Translated by Google) Nice building (Original) Ładny budynek

(Translated by Google) Most of the employees are a plus, but I do not recommend calling the number provided because the important guy will not answer students' questions, make sure there is a number for the reception desk in such a case and you will not hang up :)) (Original) Większość pracowników na plus ale nie polecam dzwonić na podany numer bo pan ważniaczek nie będzie odpowiadał na pytania studentów, ogarnij żeby był numer na portiernię w takim razie a nie się rozłączasz :))

(Translated by Google) Interesting laboratories, interesting classes and students curious about knowledge. Add inspiring teachers and you get CTI :) (Original) Ciekawe laboratoria, ciekawe zajęcia i studenci ciekawi wiedzy. Dodać do tego inspirujących nauczycieli i wychodzi CTI :)

(Translated by Google) A new, aesthetic facility. (Original) Nowy, estetyczny obiekt.

(Translated by Google) Great thing, development and new skills :) (Original) Świetna sprawa, rozwój i nowe umiejętności :)

(Translated by Google) I have used it, I use it and I will continue to use it. Very professional and nice service. Beautiful, cozy interiors and, most importantly, private parking. I highly recommend it (Original) Korzystałam, korzystam i będę korzystać. Bardzo profesjonalna i miła obsługa. Piękne , przytulne wnętrza i co ważne prywatny parking. Serdecznie polecam

(Translated by Google) I recommend it wholeheartedly - the HollyLodz clinic is a place of high aesthetics and a unique atmosphere. When you come inside, you can relax, drink delicious coffee, and feel taken care of in the best way. Each client is treated individually, which makes this place "different" from the others! A magical and unique corner ✨ (Original) Polecam z całego serca - klinika HollyLodz to miejsce o wysokiej estetyce, wyjątkowej atmosferze. Wchodząc do srodka można się zrelaksować, wypić pysznej kawy, i czuc się zaopiekowanym w najlepszy sposob. Kazdy klient jest traktowany indywidualnie co powoduje ze to miejsce jest “inne” od pozostalych ! Magiczny I wyjatkowy zakatek ✨

(Translated by Google) The best clinic on the map of Łódź. Great, individual approach to everyone and a great selection of treatments. Ladies suggest, advise, sometimes even advise against it 😄. Personally, I feel taken care of and I know I'm in the right place. Thank you very, very much and I recommend it because it's worth it 🤩😍 (Original) Najlepsza klinika na mapie Łodzi. Wspaniałe, indywidualne podejscie do każdego i super dobór zabiegów. Panie proponują, doradzają, czasem nawet odradzają 😄. Ja osobiście czuje się zaopiekowana i wiem, że jestem we właściwym miejscu. Bardzo, bardzo dziękuje i polecam bo warto 🤩😍

(Translated by Google) High professionalism of service and attention to every detail. Qualified staff with extensive knowledge of treatments uses high-class equipment. It's a very atmospheric place and you can spend time there nicely, and your satisfaction is certain. Best regards and thank you HollyŁódź Clinic. I recommend it to everyone :) (Original) Duży profesjonalizm obsługi i dbałość o każdy szczegół. Wykwalifikowany personel z ogromną wiedzą na temat zabiegów dysponuje wysokiej klasy sprzętem. Miejsce bardzo klimatyczne i miło spędza się tam czas, a zadowolenie to pewniak. Pozdrawiam i dziękuje HollyŁódź Clinic. Polecam każdemu :)

(Translated by Google) A great place on the map of Łódź. Good access, parking spaces available directly in front of the office. Very nice and professional service. I feel well cared for and safe there - thank you, Mr. Ulu. The latest generation equipment that makes laser hair removal treatment painless. I highly recommend it. (Original) Świetne miejsce na mapie Łodzi. Dobry dojazd, dostępne miejsca parkingowe bezpośrednio pod gabinetem. Przemiła i profesjonalna obsługa. Czuję się tam zadbana i bezpieczna - dziękuję p. Ulu. Sprzęt najnowszej generacji, dzięki któremu zabieg depilacji laserowej jest bezbolesny. Gorąco polecam.

(Translated by Google) It's a place with passion... one you won't forget. Starting from the professionalism of the staff, to the atmosphere and the best coffee in the world If you want to take care of your body and soul, you have certainly come to the right place! I highly recommend it, the girls work wonders ❤️ (Original) To miejsce z pasją... takie którego się nie zapomina. Zaczynając od pełnego profesjonalizmu kadry, po atmosferę i najlepszą kawę na świecie Jeśli chcesz zadbać o swoje ciało ale i duszę, to z pewnością dobrze trafiłeś! Gorąco polecam, dziewczyny działają cuda ❤️

(Translated by Google) Great place and wonderful girls. Full professionalism and a nice atmosphere. I really like going back there. Ms. Ula is the best ever! I highly recommend it. It's worth using. You will leave satisfied and smiling. (Original) Świetne miejsce i cudowne dziewczyny. Pełen profesjonalizm i przemiła atmosfera. Bardzo lubię tam wracać. Pani Ula najlepsza ever! Gorąco polecam. Warto skorzystać. Wyjdziecie zadowolone i uśmiechnięte.

Anatewka in Łódź turned out to be one of those places you stumble upon by chance and end up remembering long after the trip is over. Tucked near the end of a quiet street, it’s a small restaurant with a cozy, unpretentious charm. The food? Solid. Nothing over-the-top or experimental, just well-prepared, flavorful dishes that hit the spot. What really stood out, though, was the staff. The team was genuinely warm and attentive—not in the scripted, overly rehearsed way, but the kind of hospitality that actually makes you feel like a welcome guest rather than a customer. The evening I visited, they had live violin music—not some elaborate performance, just a subtle, beautiful touch that added atmosphere without demanding attention. As someone who loves the sound of the violin, that felt like a real bonus. If I find myself back in Łódź, I’d happily return to Anatewka. It’s not trying to be anything it’s not—it just does what it does very well. And honestly, that’s rare enough to appreciate.

Food superb, service 6 stars. Waiter very attentive. Owner very welcoming. Overall long time didn't feel that much pleased. Thank you chief and stuff. Happy 25 birthday 🎂.

Highly recommended if you’re looking for a local, high-quality dining experience away from tourist traps. A real gem in Łódź. This restaurant truly stands out. The menu is incredibly well-thought-out and detailed, offering a great variety of local dishes that cater to all tastes and dietary needs. You can tell there’s real care behind every choice on the menu. The wild mushroom soup with beef was absolutely spectacular—rich, deep in flavor, yet each ingredient kept its own identity. Then came the beef tongue with horseradish and vegetables, and it was even better. The meat was surprisingly tender, perfectly cooked, and the flavors were in total harmony. A special mention goes to the vegetables: far from the usual carrot, bell pepper, and green bean mix—these were original, flavorful, and clearly chosen with creativity. If I could suggest one small improvement, it would be to serve the sauce on the side so you can better control the balance. Still, the dish was outstanding. The staff were very attentive and helpful, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. One of the best dining experiences I had in Łódź

Wonderful, authentic dining experience with excellent food and very friendly and relaxed service. Highly recommended for everyone visiting Lodz.

Nice place. Service was good and you get free moonshine which actually tasted gorgeous. Only thing that didn't sit with me was the 'Rump Steak'. Not a steak at all it's a ground beef patty, the english translation in the menu needs an update.

Wonderful place to host a birthday party. The hosts helped us celebrate my aunt's birthday and the food and vide were awesome.

Great traditional Lodz regional food

We've ordered beef cheeks and we were dissapointed. Everything look amazing but it didnt have any seasoning or any flavour, potatoes were not salted at all. The duck was tough and chewy, the Good thing about it was that it had a lot of juicy flavours. Gingerbread sauce became too much after A while. Only good thing were the deserts. Full of flavour and they tasted like your granny would make them. Prices were decend for 3 people to eat right next to Piotrowska street. Cool Little place that i do recommend but do ask about The food on the day.

A very good restaurant. Nice place, super waiter and delicious food. Highly recommended!

Good dessert and nice staff. Friendly environment.

Beef cheeks were very good but the service was lacking, oddly enough the new and younger team members were much more friendly and humble than the older ones. They smiled and were very pleasant. The beef cheeks were tasty and the duck was just heavenly, definitely worth a try. Drinks were nice too.

Great food and even better service. I recommend their breakfasts wholeheartedly! Their crepes (both sweet and savory) are to die for, and their prices are reasonable. If you're looking for an english friendly restaurant with a lot to offer give MITMI a try!

Blaming custimers for forgetting to bring full breakfast - The waitress brought for 26 zl only two eggs with half a tomato and some salad. While we finished our breakfast other customers all got a full basket of bread. When I asked why we didn't get this as part of our breakfast it was told: you need to ask! You need to ask for bread which everybody even got before the rest of food arrived. Sad...sometimes a sorry is really helpful!!!! Would not recommend this place Way to overprices for a lower medium quality of the food.

Not bad, small portions

I went to Ghost concert and it was incredible. Despite the huge crowd and the requirement to seal phones in Yondr cases, the organization was spot on. The acoustics were great, and the whole experience was top notch. Definitely planning to come back here a couple more times this year for other concerts 🖤

I was here for the VNL 2025 volleyball finals, and overall the organization was impressive. The arena is large, clean, and well-structured — it handled the crowd very well. The only downside was the very limited food options inside. For such a big event, I expected more variety and availability in terms of refreshments. Still, a great venue for major sports events with good visibility from most seats.

Went to the Parkway Drive concert yesterday. Very good acoustics, even with my Loops on. Not very crowded if you know when to go to the restrooms and merch stands. Been there one year ago as well. Will definitely go again.

Good acoustics, comfortable seating. Non-existent crowd-control outside the venue fence is causing unnecessary chaos. Roadworks outside add to the mess.

Unfortunately the sound system was set up too loud. It was painful to listen. I couldn't enjoy and relax. My partner put the ear plugs after second song. Apart from that Carlos Santana played flawlessly. 👌

I was here at the Monster Truck show, it's very fun and interesting, the stadium is small, nothing special, but there are interesting events

The lines and waiting times for beverages were ridiculously long. Narrow concourses and the poor lighting on the staircases inside the arena are dangerous. I watched as a woman fell and rolled 10 steps and another 2 ladies tripped on the stairs. The seat and row numbering is impossible to see in the dark and even with a phone flashlight it is difficult to read the small letters on seats and rows. The overall sound is good for a concert. The location and access to the venue is not ideal. Long lines of cars waiting to get into the parking lots. No places to catch a bite to eat or drink for blocks in any direction. Coming from Warsaw to attend. I will have to seriously consider not going again to this venue unless it is something I just have to attend.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place with a rich history, amazing architectural details, the ballroom and the winter garden are impressive. An added value during the visit is the opportunity to listen to mini recitals or rehearsals of students of the Academy of Music, which is located in the palace building. Visiting is possible after prior arrangement (available dates on the website of the Academy of Music), entry fee (Original) Przepiękne miejsce z bogatą historią, niesamowite detale architektoniczne, sala balowa, ogród zimowy robi wrażenie, wartością dodaną podczas zwiedzania jest możliwość wysłuchania mini recitali bądź prób studentów Akademii Muzycznej, która mieści się w budynku pałacowym. Zwiedzanie jest możliwe po uprzednim umówieniu(dostępne terminy na stronie internetowej Akademii Muzycznej) wejście płatne

(Translated by Google) A factory palace built in 1904 for the son of Łódź's wealthiest 19th-century factory owner, Izrael Poznański. The main architect was Adolf Zeligson. The building's structure is in the Neo-Renaissance style. The interiors are eclectic, with each room in a different style. It was the first building in Łódź with central heating. All sorts of innovations were systematically introduced. During World War II, it housed a music school for German youth. Immediately after the war, it became the home of the Academy of Music. Thanks to external funding, the palace was renovated. Today, it dazzles with its splendor. Beautiful paneling, marble, and graining. A wonderful winter garden. Unfortunately, there are few tour options, and for that reason, I'm deducting a star. You have to wait for the current owner to announce the dates on the Academy of Music website. In 2025, there were only four tours during the summer season. As soon as they become available, you have to send an email immediately, as spaces are selling like hotcakes. The group I visited with numbered about 60 people. That's a lot. It's hard to enjoy it. The tour duration depends on the guide. Unfortunately, I only had 1 hour and 15 minutes without tickets being sold. Last year, apparently, there was a guide who devoted over two hours to the group. It was a matter of luck. During the tour, we had the pleasure of listening to a performance by an artist practicing for a transverse flute competition. After the guided tour, we have to leave the building. You can enter the small garden in front of the palace. The ticket cost is 30 PLN. Cash only. This is a lot considering Łódź conditions and the amount of time you might spend there. There are restrooms at the entrance. There was no cloakroom on our route, but there probably is one somewhere, as there are concerts. There is no cafe, but there is a coffee machine. Parking nearby is quite difficult, but you can leave your car in the Manufaktura parking lot. (Original) pałac fabrykancki zbudowany w 1904 roku dla syna najbogatszego łódzkiego fabrykanta XIXw Izraela Poznańskiego. Głównym architektem był Adolf Zeligson. Bryła budynku w stylu neorenesansowym. Wnętrza eklektyzm, każde pomieszczenie w innym stylu. Był to pierwszy budynek w Łodzi posiadający centralne ogrzewanie. Systematycznie wprowadzano wszelkie nowinki. W trakcie II wojny światowej był siedzibą szkoły muzycznej dla młodzieży niemieckiej. Od razu po wojnie został siedzibą Akademii Muzycznej. Dzięki zewnętrznym środkom finansowym pałac został poddany rewitalizacji. Dziś olśniewa przepychem. Piękne boazerie, marmury, mazerunki. Cudowny ogród zimowy. Niestety niewiele jest możliwości zwiedzania i za to odejmuje gwiazdkę. Trzeba czekać na podanie przez obecnego gospodarza terminów na stronie Akademii Muzycznej. W 2025 roku w sezonie letnim były tylko 4. Jak tylko się pojawią trzeba błyskawicznie wysłać maila ponieważ miejsca rozchodzą się jak świeże bułeczki. Grupa z którą zwiedzałam liczyła około 60 osób. To dużo. Ciężko jest nacieszyć się. Czas zwiedzania zależy od osoby prowadzącej. Niestety trafiłam na 1h 15 minut bez sprzedaży biletów. W zeszłym roku podobno był Pan przewodnik co poświęcił grupie nawet ponad 2 godziny Kwestia szczęścia. W trakcie mieliśmy przyjemność wysłuchać wystąpienia artystki trenującej do konkursu na flecie poprzecznym. Po zakończeniu zwiedzania z przewodnikiem musimy opuścić budynek. Można wejść na teren malutkiego ogrodu przed pałacem. Koszt biletu 30 zł. Płatność tylko gotówką. To dużo jak na warunki Łódzkie i czas jaki można spędzić. Są toalety przy wejściu. Na naszej trasie nie było szatni ale pewnie gdzieś jest ponieważ istnieje możliwość wzięcia udziału w koncertach. Nie ma kawiarni ale jest automat z kawą. W pobliżu dość ciężko zaparkować ale można zostawić auto na parkingu Manufaktury.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place. Currently, it houses the Academy of Music. You can visit it only after making an appointment for a specific date. (Original) Fantastyczne miejsce. Aktualnie mieści się tam Akademia Muzyczna. Zwiedzać można tylko po umówieniu się na konkretny termin.

(Translated by Google) This is not the palace of Izrael Poznański (ul. Ogrodowa), but of his son Karol, which houses the Academy of Music. It is my number 1 among the Poznański family palaces. It is beautiful from the outside, although less representative than Izrael Poznański's, but the renovated interior impressed me much more than any other palace in Łódź. It is not easy to visit the interior, but once a month a small group of people can have this honor for a symbolic fee of PLN 20 per person. We waited for the date for about 3 months. Registration is conducted by the Academy of Music via e-mail. The guide is a university employee. A bonus is the opportunity to listen to Academy students play, sometimes even on antique instruments. I recommend it wholeheartedly. If you like this kind of atmosphere and are interested in the history of Łódź, you certainly won't regret it. It is also worth visiting the palace of Karol's brother - Maurycy Poznański, located a block away, and, of course, the palace of their father Israel, located at ul. Ogrodowa. (Original) To nie jest pałac Izraela Poznańskiego (ul. Ogrodowa), tylko jego syna Karola, w którym mieści się Akademia Muzyczna. Jest on moim numerem 1 wśród pałaców rodziny Poznańskich. Z zewnątrz jest przepiękny, choć mniej reprezentacyjny niż Izraela Poznańskiego, ale wnętrza poddane renowacji zrobiły na mnie dużo większe wrażenie niż każdy inny pałac w Łodzi. Nie jest łatwo zwiedzić wnętrza, ale raz na miesiąc niewielka grupa osób za symboliczną opłatą 20 zł od osoby może dostąpić tego zaszczytu. My czekaliśmy na termin około 3 miesięcy. Zapisy prowadzone są przez Akademię Muzyczną za pośrednictwem e-maila. Przewodnikiem jest pracownik uczelni. Bonusem jest możliwość posłuchania gry studentów Akademii, czasem nawet na zabytkowych instrumentach. Polecam z całego serca. Jeśli lubicie takie klimaty i interesujecie się hostorią Łodzi, to na pewno nie pożałujecie. Warto też odwiedzić usytuowany przecznicę dalej pałac brata Karola - Maurycego Poznańskiego oraz oczywiście pałac ich ojca Izraela mieszczący się prz ul. Ogrodowej.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place with a rich history, amazing architectural details, the ballroom and the winter garden are impressive. An added value during the visit is the opportunity to listen to mini recitals or rehearsals of students of the Academy of Music, which is located in the palace building. Visiting is possible after prior arrangement (available dates on the website of the Academy of Music), entry fee (Original) Przepiękne miejsce z bogatą historią, niesamowite detale architektoniczne, sala balowa, ogród zimowy robi wrażenie, wartością dodaną podczas zwiedzania jest możliwość wysłuchania mini recitali bądź prób studentów Akademii Muzycznej, która mieści się w budynku pałacowym. Zwiedzanie jest możliwe po uprzednim umówieniu(dostępne terminy na stronie internetowej Akademii Muzycznej) wejście płatne

(Translated by Google) Is the palace worth seeing? Certainly for someone who likes history, yes. Personally, I like the fact that it is repainted regularly. As for the interior, it has been nicely restored. Minus: no air conditioning on hot days. Tickets are expensive, but there is a lot of walking and reading, so it's worth buying once and for all. (Original) Czy pałac warty zobaczenia? Na pewno dla kogoś kto lubi historię to tak. Mi osobiście podoba się to że jest regularnie odmalowywany. Jeśli chodzi o środek ładnie odrestaurowany. Minus za brak klimatyzacji w upalne dni. Bilety drogawa ale jest sporo chodzenia, czytania tak że warte kupienia raz i już.

(Translated by Google) I really liked the tour. The tour guide was great. A mix of styles - each room is decorated differently. There is something to see and listen to. The interactive part - there was no guide - but thanks to the media it allowed us to immerse ourselves in those times and even feel their atmosphere) (Original) Дуже сподобалась екскурсія. Екскурсовод був супер. Змішання стилів - кожна кімната в різному оформленні. Є що подивитись і послухати. Інтерактивна частина - була без провідника - але за рахунок медіа дозволила поринути в ті часи і, навіть, відчути їх атмосферу)

Very small one. The factory is about a great Jewish business man. There are old equipments inside. It took me half an hour to go around.

We especially enjoyed the interactive section with experiences, stories and photographs of real people who worked in the factories

Nothing really interesting, not worth 10 PLN and your time. Very little information, mostly statistics and raw facts. Better to check walking tours organised by Łódź touristic center.

Very small museum in the former textile factory, but here you can see how old machines are working and how noisy they are

Small museum of the textile industry with a good collection of machinery used during the glorious period of Lodz. Take the elevator to the second floor to find it.

It was interesting to learn the history and the guide was very knowledgeable. Not much to it, though.

Very interesting place. It shows how factories looked like in the 19th century and how hard and dangerous was to work here.

I recently celebrated my name day with a delightful dinner at this charming traditional restaurant in Lodz. Eager to try authentic Polish cuisine. Our experience was made all the more special by Nadia, our waitress, not only was she incredibly friendly and attentive, but she also effortlessly catered to our needs in English language as we don’t speak Polish, and provided excellent daily recommendations. Her kindness was very nice. The restaurant's location in the heart of the city is truly unique, and we were pleasantly surprised by the beautiful garden they offer during the summer months. Our taste buds were delighted by the delicious Tatarbefsteak, which was both flavorful and impeccably prepared. While the fish main course could benefit from a touch more attention, it did not diminish our overall enjoyment of the meal. We thoroughly enjoyed our time at the restaurant and will definitely be returning in the future. Thank you for a memorable dining experience!

Lovely traditional Polish food, and excellent service. Appreciate the gentleman who served us; he’s just so kind☺️

If you want to try a real traditional polish food i recommend this wonderful restaurant, it has a beautiful garden, attentive and friendly service, all the food was fresh and well prepared. we loved it and will come again!

Had a such wonderful dinner here✨ Comfortable and romantic environment with very yummy traditional Polish dishes～and it's really big dish😂 Highly recommend to people who want to try Polish dishes😎 Of course it's also nice for couples, families and friends to come! And I must say, Natalia, who was responsible for our table, provided super nice and warm service, good and professional recommendation, fluent English, which is really helpful for non-polish speakers, we had a quiet good cooperation for preparing the birthday cake for my boyfriend, and many thanks for the chief who made a such lovely and delicious apple cake with ice cream❤️

This is the way Polish food is suppose to be. Everything we ordered was spot on delicious. Wild board, beef cheeks and salmon. Service was friendly and they speak English.

Wonderful Polish Food! My wife and I were heading to an Italian Restaurant around the corner from our hotel but we never made it there. We had to walk by Soplicowo to get to the Italian place and the smells coming from the kitchen wouldn't allow us to go any further so we gave up on Italian and opted for Polish. The place was busy but we were seated right away at a nice cozy table for two. We started our Soplicowo experience with a couple of shot of cherry vodka, served in icy glasses as it should be. I ordered a bowl of beetroot soup which was very tasty, the star of the soup were the dumplings, they were filled with wonderfully seasoned meat and were amazing! My wife's goat cheese salad was fresh and had a good amount of cheese with a nice dressing. With our first course we were offered a complimentary plate with bread and some kind of lard spread, I'm not sure what it is called but it had a great smokey flavor and bits of meat that may have been pork, with this came pickles and some kind of seasoned sour cream spread. A bottle of red wine was ordered to accompany our mains, I had the wild boar, very nice flavors not at all gamey, perfectly cooked in a nice rich sauce. My wife had the mushroom stuffed chicken which was cooked to a wonderful crisp on the outside but remained moist and yummy inside and filled with mushrooms with dumplings of some kind on the side. We also had a plate of the ruskie dumplings, we were stuffed at this point but managed to finish these wonderful little pockets of yumminess! After such a delicious meal we couldn't say no to desert so we split an order of apple pie with vanilla sauce, an exceptional desert to finish an exceptional dining experience! The service was great, ambience was great and the food was amazing, if we ever make it back to Lodz this will be the first place we dine!

Good food and service. Perfect for family occasions ! Pierogi and Zurek are top ! Try it, you will like it.

Fresh coffee yummy cakes friendly service and fun wall art.

Very interesting and cute place. It's giving specific hipster vibe. Prices are ok and there are a lot of cakes. I think that there are only vegan options, which is plus for me. The vibe of this place is great, very cozy.

In town for the Fotofestiwal. Nice place for coffee and meet up with people. Not ideal for working, tables are a bit low. Flat white with oat was good, also tried one of the cold coffees. They have a few interesting coffee cocktails, and drinks in general. If I'm ever in Lodz again I'll go again.

Off-style bar with good craft beer selection and coffees and cakes. My fav in Łódź.

very kind staff and the interior is very beautiful!! we ordered the teriyaki tofu bagel, amazing!! i forgot to take pictures of it though ！(>﹏<)

Owoce i warzywa is a groovy coffee shop with quality coffee! We really enjoyed the decor, atmosphere, and service. The food was stellar and prepared quickly.

The coffee that we drank there were pretty good. Definitely some good quality and the barista were smiling, speaking good English and gave some good service. I'm really curious to go there and try different products. I saw they have a big variety of craft beers that look wonderful.

Great place. You should visit here when you come. Friendly service and good choice of local souvenirs.

Very clean and friendly environment! Staff was very helpful Lots of brochures in different languages to assist any tourist visiting Lodz!!

The city is full of contrasts! You can find really fantastic places next to ruins directly in center...

If you are in Lodz go here first.. one of the best tourist information places I've been in. Many languages the information booklets are in. Very helpful.

Excellent Tourist Info centre- certainly one of the best I've seen. Staff were very very friendly and gave recommendations for anything you needed. Offers walking tours in English on Saturday at a reasonable price and they have a huge shop with very cool and interesting memorabilia. More cities around the world can look at Łódź as an example on how to welcome tourist ! Good job

Out standing service of the gentleman that served us. Beside well explaining all what is possible to see (with as much as passable details and later adding brochures), he also went beyond the way to try and find and give us information about specific buildings we inquired about ... including some info. regarding their history.

Nicest guy i've ever met at a polish tourist info! Very helpful and with a tremendous knowledge of polish history. We had a really good conversation and i learnt various interesting things i didn't find anywhere on my research materials. The shop itself has a LOT of souvenirs and guides about Lodz at fair prices. 100% recommended! :]

It is an attractive structure in the centre, very convenient, too especially in foul weather. The trouble is that it's so dirty but this seems to be the dominating feature of this city. Dear city authorities take a walk and get on a tram or bus. Then one can see more.

this is my favorite tram station in Łódź, very bright, colorful and fabulous, it’s quite easy to find your way around the place, trams run frequently, it’s convenient, the main pedestrian street is nearby

It's great place to move around the City.

It adds a very nice constrast to the other darker elements of the city.

Very orderly. comfortable seats to wait . Very easy to locate ..

Nice place, though not that impressive. I visited it on very windy day, so was short visit because there was lots of dust and wind. If you go by this area, is good to drop by to visit this place.

This place is soooo pretty, went there to see harry styles poster, but it was looking awesome

Arturówek is one of the best outdoor spots in Łódź. It has a big lake, bike paths, a playground for kids, and ice cream and coffee places. Surrounded by real forest, just outside the city. It’s a place to relax, walk, or ride a bike if you feel connected to nature

Arturówek Park in Łódź, Poland, is a charming destination that offers a delightful escape into nature. With its lush greenery, picturesque ponds, and scenic walking trails, the park provides a serene and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls, picnics, or simply relax on one of the park benches. The well-maintained grounds and beautiful landscaping make it an ideal spot for nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city.

Arturówek is a great place to relax, especially in summer with your friends. Surrounded by forest with lakes for swimming and walking paths, it’s perfect for picnics, cycling, or just spending time outdoors with friends.

Amazing place for a full day to spend with the family, enjoy kayaking, swimming, barbecue or many others!

Great park, a lot of wild nature. Not many people, convenient 85 bus route.

Nature .. fresh air .. nothing much .. A good place to walk, bike, stroll n meditate 🧘🏻‍♀️ feed ducks 🦆, fishing 🎣

A great place to visit with family. Beautiful views and a nice atmosphere.

I arrived 3h earlier and the airport was completely empty. There wasn’t even any security personell around. The airport should have an information about operating on low capacity thus recommending to arrive 2-1,5h before the flight.

Extremely Poor Experience – Avoid if Possible This airport is one of the worst I’ve ever used. On my return to the UK, passengers were left standing outside in the cold and rain for at least 15 minutes while we waited for the incoming flight to unload. This happened both on arrival and departure, which shows it’s not a one-off issue but a serious flaw in how this airport operates. The passport control area is tiny, with just a few officers and very long queues. Shockingly, British nationals were being singled out for fingerprinting and photographing, something I’ve never experienced in any other country. At the boarding gate, staff appeared to check only British passport holders’ cabin luggage using sizers, while passengers with local passports were allowed to walk through unchecked. This kind of biased treatment is unacceptable and creates a really unpleasant, frustrating atmosphere. If you’re flying to or from this region, I strongly recommend using Warsaw Airport instead. It’s better managed, more professional, and far less stressful.

Airport is a joke. 2 flights per day and luggage reclaim is not working. No informarion anything. Workers are not helping is at all. One passenger wanted to speak with manager of airport but guys with guns came and said he can’t , which is of course a joke as well because it’s a eu low to have such possibility. Terrible experience not recommending. FIRST and last time. Later people will cry that they are closing this AirPort and they wont have job….

When I got to the security check point with a crazy 20 month old, whilst I was putting our bags down to go through security he ran through the gates - the lovely security lady caught him and handed my little trouble back to me ( I am sorry, but if I see you again I will certainly remember your beautiful face) we somehow managed to go through the security checks and forgot our bags. Once I realised, the lady was still very understanding and absolutely amazing. It was a flight to Málaga from Lodz on 23rd of July,2025. Dziekuje Pani bardzo, za to ze zlapala Pani mojego synka I przytulila kiedy ja sie pocilam z przemeczenia, za to ze Pani sprawdzila Nas dokladnie z usmiechem na twarzy ❤️ thank you for keeping the polish boarders safe !

I like that the airport is easily accessible with public transport and there is sufficient space to sit for the amount of passengers. Low rating based on my three times here, toilets and seats are always dirty. The space is small enough that it could be cleaned by one or two people to a spotless condition. Another surprising thing is that you have to pay for the plastic zip bags for liquids.

Small airport but pretty efficient, massage chairs upstairs, food, bar, duty free and no long walks to the gate. Everything you need is there 💕

This is the poorest airport i ever try! No nothing, waiting outside in rain before entering airplane. Bad organisationen same on you Łódź airport...good advice closed at once....

Interesting for young kids. Enough science experiments to fill a couple of hours. :)

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend the great entertainment and quality of service, especially Mrs. Wiktoria and Ola, very nice and knowledgeable ladies. I recommend it for families, children and adults! (Original) Bardzo polecam mega rozrywka oraz jakość obslugi zwłaszcza pani Wiktoria i Ola, mega sympatyczne i ogarnięte w swoim fachu panie. Dla rodziny dla dzieci jak I dla dorosłych polecam!

(Translated by Google) This is a very interesting attraction, not only for children; adults will also find something for themselves. The tour takes about an hour. There are many fascinating exhibits on physics and beyond. Children experience various fascinating phenomena. You can touch the exhibits, and even have to do so to understand how they work. It's a great time. The place is located on the first floor of Manufaktura. There's a souvenir shop on site. If you're not sure how to spend your time, it's worth a visit, even on a cloudy day. There are many other attractions, shops, restaurants, cafes, a cinema, and much more around Manufaktura. (Original) Bardzo ciekawa atrakcja skierowana nie tylko dla dzieci dorośli też znajdą coś dla siebie. Czas zwiedzania około godziny. Dużo ciekawych eksponatów z dziedziny fizyki i nie tylko. Dzieci doświadczają różnych ciekawych zjawisk. Można dotykać eksponaty a nawet trzeba żeby poznać zasadę działania. Fajnie spędzony czas. Miejsce znajduje się w Manufakturze 1 piętro. Na miejscu sklepik z pamiątkami. Jeśli nie wiecie jak spędzić czas to warto tu zajrzeć nawet w pochmurny dzień .Wokół Manufaktury jest dużo innych atrakcji ,sklepów, restauracji, kawiarni, kino i wiele innych.

(Translated by Google) Big thanks and best wishes to Mr. Jonasz and Julia. We attended the VR and laser shows with our daughter. Blue-haired Julia has a fantastic way with children. Many thanks for your help and professionalism, and of course, for the great fun. (Original) Wielkie podziękowania i pozdrowienia dla Pana Jonasza i Juli. Byliśmy z córką na VR i laserach. Niebieskowłosa Julia ma super podejście do dzieci. Wielkie dzięki za pomoc i profesjonalizm i oczywiście za świetną zabawę.

(Translated by Google) Lasers are great fun, but you get tired quickly. Otherwise, it's a great option for a family or with school, I recommend it. (Original) Lasery są bardzo fajne duże ubaw tylko szybko się męczy a inaczej to dla rodziny mega dobry albo ze szkołą to mega dobre wyjście polecam

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place and wonderful staff, especially the very nice Mrs. Julia, with great empathy and a wonderful approach to children ♥️ (Original) Cudowne miejsce i wspaniali pracownicy szczególnie przesympatyczna Pani Julia z ogromną empatią i cudnym podejściem do dzieci ♥️

(Translated by Google) It was great 😀 the children were delighted 👍 Learning through experience and great fun 👍 Julia, who takes care of the group, has a very good contact and approach to the children 👌 (Original) Było świetnie 😀 dzieci zachwycone 👍 Nauka przez doświadczenie i super zabawę 👍 Julia opiekująca się grupą ma bardzo dobry kontakt i podejście do dzieciaków 👌