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22 Epic things to see and do in Lodz – The Ultimate Lodz Travel Guide

What if I tell you there is a city that is still overlooked by tourists, but has the most epic things to see and do like amazing architecture, street art, hipster bars, tasty food and a fantastic light festival? And that this place also houses the most friendly people and is incredibly budget friendly? Aren’t you excited to go there? I sure was when I found out I was going to Lodz, the third largest city of Poland! I had the opportunity to explore Lodz for four days and bundled my experiences and advice in this Lodz travel guide, so you know what are the best things to see and do in Lodz!

Lodz Travel Guide: 22 most epic things to see and do in Lodz

Lodz city mural, light move festival, one of the most epic things to do in lodz, piwnica lodzka.

Lodz currently gets overshadowed by Warsaw and Krakow. Tourism here isn’t big yet. But I’m sure this will soon change. Lodz is expert in reinventing itself and knows like no other how to give back life to old factories and buildings. Its industrial look is unique and the city houses many cool hipster bars and restaurants with the most delicious food! In Lodz the past, present and future all coexist magically.

Where is Lodz?

Lodz is situated in the center of Poland, Southwest from Warsaw. It is easy to reach by plane, train or car.

How to get there?

Lodz has its own airport about 5 kilometers from the city center, but not all airlines fly directly. Most flights arrive at Chopin Airport in Warsaw. From there it takes about 2 hours driving (1,5 hours at Polish taxi driver speed) to Lodz.

When is the best time to visit?

The best time to visit Lodz is probably now! All jokes aside, Lodz is still one of the few off the beaten path locations in Europe. So if you want to experience authentic Lodz, it is best to visit as soon as possible! The city is undergoing many changes due to renovations. A lot of money is currently invested in infrastructure, public transport and old factories being turned into loft apartments, shopping centers, hotels and cultural projects like museums, movie theaters, restaurants etc.

A fun time to visit Lodz is during the Light Move Festival. During this period you can find numerous light installations accompanied by performances, concerts, deejays and art shows.

Where to stay in Lodz?

I stayed at the Tobaco Hotel , which in my opinion was the perfect base to explore all the amazing things to see and do in Lodz! This stylish hotel is located in the former Kretschmer wool mill. In 1925 the mill was converted into a tobacco and cigarette factory. You can notice this by the many posters and advertisements hanging on the walls in the hotel.

The rooms are spacious (even the single rooms), clean and colorful. The breakfast buffet is served in the restaurant “Kretschmer’s” located in the basement and offers plenty of food and drink options. You can also have lunch or dinner at the restaurant, which I recommend because their tomato soup, deer tartar and pierogi were absolutely delicious!

Another reason why I loved staying at the Tobaco hotel is its location. It is not situated near Lodz main street Piotrkowska or its most famous attraction Manufaktura, but you can easily take tram 12, which stops in front of the hotel. It only takes about 8 stops to reach Piotrkowska.

How long should you stay in Lodz?

I spent 3 nights/4 days in Lodz, but I felt as if I could’ve stayed a little longer to explore some more. 5 days would’ve been perfect.

How to best visit Lodz and experience its awesome things to see and do?

Lodz is a city you have to experience. You can’t find famous big monuments, but the red brick city has some very cool places to visit. Most of them are old factories turned into something else, like shopping malls, museums, etc. And thanks to its rich textile industry history there are also a lot of palaces to discover, once belonging to one of the textile kings (Izrael Poznański and Karol Scheibler). I am sure it won’t take much time anymore until these monumental factories become (insta)famous!

The trick to find the most epic things to see and do in Lodz is a guide! My trip definitely wouldn’t have been the same without my awesome tour guide Krzysztof ! Not only did he have great stories to tell, he also showed things in the city I never would’ve noticed myself! He took me to little alleys and hidden corners proving Lodz is a city you have to experience by wandering around, exploring every alley, looking up, looking down, looking behind you… but more on that later!

Exploring a city on foot is always my favorite thing to do. But knowing Lodz has one of the longest shopping streets in the world (4,2 km) and museums spread all over the city, it is better to use public transport! Taking the tram in Lodz is super easy! You can even pay by credit card on the tram! (First time I ever saw this in my life)

A short history of Lodz

Lodz used to be the most important place for textile in Europe. The development of this once small settlement began in the 19 th  century, when innovation in steam and electricity revolutionized the world economy. The city grew around its big factories and attracted a lot of people. A lot of the factories were owned by Jews (Izrael Poznański).

Lodz knew a huge Jewish population and after the invasion of the German army during WWII, they were forced into a walled zone; the Lodz Ghetto. Here, they needed to work for the Germans. Once they became useless to the Nazi (too old, weak or wounded to work), they were sent to German concentration and extermination camps. 

After the fall of communism, Lodz’ prosperity declined and factories had to close. Currently it are those factories that are getting renovated and turned into fantastic new projects.

Along with textile, Lodz was also the birth place of cinematography. The Lodz National Film school produced famous Polish directors such as  Roman Polanski  and  Andrzej Wajda . “The Promised Land” is probably Wajda’s most famous film about Lodz’ textile industry and creativity. Even today Lodz is known to have produced the best directors, tv hosts and camera men in the country.

Epic things to see and do in Lodz

Piotrkowska Street

Lodz doesn’t have a big market square, but it does have Piotrkowska Street! It is 4.2 km long and one of the biggest shopping streets in the world. What makes this street so unique and fun to explore are the old houses, palaces, villas and churches. All built in different architectural styles, sizes and colors. You can also find a lot of statues of famous citizens of Lodz like Artur Rubinstein and the textile kings.

The part of Piotrkowska Street near the town hall is paved with several hundred metres of cobblestones with the names of the inhabitants of Lodz. The number of stones keeps rising as each citizen of Lodz can purchase a plaque to be part of it.

Another interesting part of Piotrkowska street can be found between Moniuszki Street and Rubinsteina Pasaz. This part is Lodz own personal Walk of Fame, also called HollyLodz. Here you’ll find brass stars with the names of famous Polish actors, directors, film composers, etc. After all Lodz is home to one of the best film schools in the world!

Side streets of Piotrkowska

Like I wrote previously, Lodz is a city you have to experience. You have to think outside the box. Not just move from one place to another. Take side streets and even walk through gates that look as if the courtyard behind it is private. Always with respect for the property and its inhabitants of course. But honestly, when I was taking photos at more private parts, the owners often just smiled or even opened the gate for me! These were some of my favorites:

Pasaż Róży, one of the most epic things to see in Lodz

This is the first alley you’ll find if you start exploring Piotrkowska from the Freedom Square (Plac Wolnosci) on the Northside. Mirrors completely cover the façades of the houses in this street. Some even shaped like roses.

Joanna Rajkowska is the one who created this piece of art. She got the idea from her daughter Roza’s rare eye cancer. After chemotherapy, she was able to see again and the idea of transforming the street from “not seeing to seeing” brought it all to life!

“Birth of the Day”

When you turn into the Wieckowskiego street, take the gate of number 4 on the left and you will discover the artistic yard of Wojciech Siudmak “Birth of the Day”.

What makes this place so unique is the recreation of Siudmak’s painting on 260 stoneware tiles, precisely arranged on the walls of the buildings in the courtyard – including windows that fit perfectly into the artist’s work. This installation covers a total of 350 sq m.

“Neighbors” of the Spanish sculptor Isaac Cordal

Next to Gen. Romualda Traugutta 8 you will find a third artistic yard with the art installation “Neighbors” of the Brussels-based Spanish sculptor Isaac Cordal. These little suited men on their terrace holding their cellphones stand for the social isolation, the disconnection from the real world.

Mural Aleja Leona Schillera

Also at the Aleja Leona Schillera you can find an enormous mural of what is hidden behind Piotrkowska 114. It refers to the place and its history. It shows the market hall and two men carrying a block of ice from the market ice shop and the facade of the building. You can also see the hair salon that is still there. The artist also added the original signboard from the mirror factory, which was located in this place before the war. Make sure to visit this place with a guide who can give you all the details of this masterpiece.

Charlie Chaplin & Cabinet of Illusions

At Piotrkowska 120 you will encounter an outdoor cinema with a painted cinema screen! Above the screen is a mural of Charlie Chaplin. On the other side of the alley you’ll discover another mural “Cabinet of Illusions” designed by Aleksandra Soćko. It presents the brothers Władysław and Antoni Krzemiński, who launched the first stationary cinema in Poland at this address in 1899.

Also situated in this street is Hotel Stare Kino. Which is a hotel I definitely want to stay at next time. All its rooms contain attributes used in movies and it looks amazing!

Mural by Aryz and the Os Gemeos brothers

Another wall is covered at the Franklina Delano Roosevelta with a mural masterpiece created by Aryz and the Os Gemeos brothers in 2012 for the Urban Forms project. They painted this mural in 10 days.

The largest of all murals of Łódź and Europe, at 30x20m, representing the city, created by Meisal i Bary can be found at Piotrkowska 152. Because it was the largest graffiti in the world, it was mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records.

Off Piotrkowska

This “hipster area” is located between numbers 138-140 on Piotrkowska. It consists of the beautiful old cotton mill buildings of the former Ramisch factory, which are now turned into trendy restaurants, bars, clubs and shops. This is the perfect place to hang out on a sunny day to enjoy drinks on one of the many terraces or have a night out.

Piotrkowska Centrum Tram Station

Never before did I visit such a colorful tram station. Warsaw-based architecture practice Foroom designed this gem. Because of its many colors it received the nickname The Unicorn Stable.

Museum of the Sewer „Tube“

This underground canal system used to store water to clean the sewage. It is about 150 meters long and can hold the capacity of 300 000 liters. Today, as the first sewer in Poland open to visitors, it is a path-breaking museum project and a big tourist attraction of Łódź.

Księży Młyn

Karol Wilhelm Scheibler, the richest industrialist of Lodz founded Księży Młyn (Priest’s Mill) in the 19th century . This company town within the city included factory buildings, terraced houses for workers, shops, a school, hospitals, a fire station and a gas works building.

My guide was a big movie lover and added the extra info that scenes of the Belgian movie Daens were shot here. I only saw this residential and industrial complex by night. But even then it was impressive. I really started dreaming about living in one of those incredible loft apartments!

Center of Science and Technology/ EC1

The former first heat and power plant of Lodz is now the headquarter of the Center of Science and Technology, also called EC-1. Here you can “play” with all different kinds of installations concerning energy conversion, development of science and civilization and the micro and macro world. I especially liked the parts where you could see how the heat and power plant used to work. Another fantastic feature of EC-1 is the planetarium. Here I watched a movie about exoplanets called “Unexplored Worlds”. It is the most modern planetarium of Poland.

Did you know that Lodz was the favorite city of director David Lynch (Twin Peaks)? He even tried to move his own film studio to EC1. Unfortunately it didn’t happen.

Museum of the City of Lodz

This museum is inside the neo baroque palace of Izrael Kalmanowicz Poznański. Unfortunately they were renovating it during my visit, because I really loved the exterior in the back. Inside you’ll discover the over the top decorated rooms of the palace. It is obvious that Poznanski liked to impress. I loved the wooden columns with the carved playing cards in the gambling room. It was a nice detail to show what this room was used for. A few rooms are dedicated to Rubinstein, the famous pianist.

Museum of the Factory

This museum is located at the Manufaktura site. There are old textile machines that produce a serious amount of noise! I just couldn’t imagine what it must’ve been like in the old days, when people had to work in the middle of hundreds of these machines. They probably became deaf quickly!

You can visit the rooftop, where you have a few of the complete Manufaktura site!

Manufaktura

Manufaktura is the most impressive shopping and entertainment center I’ve ever seen! It is a massive factory complex (what else?) of 27 ha turned into museums, shops, discos, restaurants and bars, sport centers, etc. It is the most extraordinary revitalization of a former factory complex in Lodz in my opinion!

Museum of Textile Industry History

Located at Ludwik Geyer’s White Factory, this museum houses steam-driven looms and fabric-printing machines. You can see how people had to work and how they lived. Also the building itself is worth the visit. The only downside is that most things are in Polish. So definitely visit this place with a guide!

Jewish Cemetery

The Jewish Cemetery of Lodz is one of the biggest in the world (40 ha). You will discover about 230 000 graves here. It has a spooky vibe with all the broken grave stones. The most impressive graves were the graves of the King of Textile (Poznanski) who has the biggest Jewish tombstone in the world, the King of Crime (a small grave, but I found it interesting and funny that someone placed play cards on the grave an that he is placed in front of the massive grave of Poznanski)) and the ghetto field (45 000 jews who died in the ghetto are burried in this field).

Also the empty open graves are still kept. These were dug by the remaining jews of the ghetto. They had to dig their own graves, but the Nazi’s were surprised by the speed of the Sovjet soldiers and didn’t have the time to complete their execution.

Radegast Station, an emotional thing to see in Lodz

Not too far from the Jewish cemetery you’ll find Radegast Station. This station used to transport the Jews from the Lodz ghetto to the extermination camps. Inside there is a massive model of the Lodz ghetto to show how big it was. On the rails they placed three original Deutsche Reisebahn cattle trucks. I went inside and it gave me serious chills.

Fabryczna station

It is the biggest most modern train station of Lodz. They kept the facades of the large white townhouses as a reminder of the old Fabryczna station. The station’s modern architecture comprises of a lot of glass work and metal. It is very clean and white. I loved the waiting rooms with their modern cartoons on the walls!

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

This cute little orthodox church is so colorful! It was built during the period when Poland was a part of the Russian empire. Seeing this made me want to visit Saint Petersburg and Moscow! Unfortunately I wasn’t able to visit the interior. The gate was closed because of all the light installations for the Light Move Festival.

Every year during the last weekend of September a huge light festival takes place in Lodz. Artistic illuminations and multi-format displays in 2D/3D mapping technology decorate monuments and facades of buildings. The idea is to change the perception of the city and the city image. There are DJs playing, stalls selling food and illuminated balloons and glasses and even the opera gives free open air performances accompanied by a light show!

Photos don’t do it any justice, so I hope the video I will post later will be able to show the festival at its best!

Where to eat in Lodz?

This restaurant is located at the Manufaktura site. It is a cozy restaurant in a traditional decor offering delicious food! I loved the food and I strongly recommend the chocolate dessert!

Ogrodowa 19a, 91-065 Łódź

In one of the side streets of Piotrkowska you’ll find the Cud Miod restaurant with huge tomato soup cans in the windows. I had the tomato soup (typically Polish) and a tasty salad here for lunch. It is a more modern restaurant, but very good.

Gen. Romualda Traugutta 2, 90-102 Łódź

At the Off Piotrkowska center are a lot of good hipster restaurants and bars. I ate at Drukarnia and didn’t regret it! The mushroom pasta was delicious and my travel compagnon loved the duck! The chocolate cheesecake was the perfect dessert!

Off Piotrkowska, Piotrkowska 138/140, 90-062 Łódź

This restaurant was my last stop in Lodz. So I decided to end with what I started this fantastic trip, because I loved it so much; the deer tartar and pierogi! Also at this restaurant they were absolutely exquisite!

Henryka Sienkiewicza 67, 90-009 Łódź

Practical tips

– Always try the fresh lemonade in every restaurant! It is the best! – Learn some Polish words!

• hello / good morning / Good day: dzień dobry!
• thank you: dziękuję
• good: dobry (when someone asks if the food is good just answer “dobry dobry”, Polish people often say words twice)
• cheers: na zdrowie (prior to drinking alcohol)

– If you truly want to experience the most epic things to see and do in Lodz and its history hire a guide ! – Polish people are really sweet! If you need help don’t hesitate to ask them, they will gladly help you!

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October 21, 2019 at 8:21 AM

Looks like a place for me: architecture, nice food, street art, etc 🙂

October 22, 2019 at 8:02 PM

Yep! You should go!

October 22, 2019 at 7:56 PM

Industrious past with fascinating museums and beautiful architecture- Lodz has everything to attract tourist for all across the globe. I loved the mural on the walls, great way to preserve and remind the past. Credit card payment on tram is great initiative esp for the tourist. I never heard of this city before; inspiring write up 👌.

I never heard of it before either until I won this trip at the Belgian Travel Blog Awards! I am glad I was able to discover something off the beaten path! I loved it!

January 23, 2021 at 6:50 PM

Great post! I visited Lodz a few months ago, but didn’t know the story behind all those colorful murals. It was really interesting to read about some of them. Thank you

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What to do in Lodz, Poland? 12 must-sees

Poland’s third largest city, Łódź (pronounced “woudge”) is still a little-known destination for the French. Yet, this former industrial city is reinventing itself notably through art and culture. Sometimes called the Polish “Manchester”, Lodz deserves to be known.

What to do in Lodz? What are the essential visits and good addresses? All the information to prepare your stay is in this guide!

This travel guide is produced in commercial collaboration with the Tourist Office of Poland in France. However, I reserve the right to make my own comments. The opinions and suggestions for activities mentioned in this article are therefore entirely sincere.

Lodz in short

• How to get there? From France, the easiest way is to go to the capital of Poland, Warsaw, then you can reach Lodz in 1h30 by train.
• How to get around? Lodz is a small city that you can easily walk around if you are a good walker. Otherwise, there is a bus and streetcar network.
• When to go there? The weather in Poland is quite similar to that in France, ranging on average from -2° in January to 20° in July. Paradoxically, if the sunshine is the best from May to August, it is also at this time of the year that it rains the most. Each season has its advantages (and disadvantages!).
• How to pay? Although Poland is part of Europe, it is not a member of the Euro zone. The currency used is the Zloty (PLN) with 1 € = 4.8 PLN. Before leaving, remember to check the bank charges for payments in foreign currencies with your bank to avoid unpleasant surprises.
• How to communicate? You will easily be able to communicate in English, a language spoken by most of the employees of tourist places (museums, restaurants, hotels…).

A summary of Lodz’s history

A former industrial city, Lodz grew enormously in the 19th century thanks to the textile industry: between 1820 and 1860, the population of Lodz increased more than 600 times, from 800 to 500,000 inhabitants! During the golden age of the city, Lodz had 1200 factories.

But in the 20th century, wars and the development of the Chinese textile industry made it impossible for Lodz to be competitive and the factories had to close, plunging the city into a serious economic crisis.

It was not until the 1990s that Lodz began its transformation. Thanks to numerous investments, the old factories were rehabilitated into housing, shops, museums, leisure areas… Today, Lodz is a Mecca of culture and creativity.

What to do in Lodz? 12 must-do activities

Go to manufaktura.

The former factory of Izrael Poznański, one of the main industrialists of the city, has been transformed into a vast modern complex where you can now find a beach, a shopping mall with nearly 300 stores, a hotel, a museum or even a swimming pool!

To understand the history of this place, it is imperative to go and discover the museum that preserves the history of the place and shows machines used in the industrial era.

Today, Manufaktura is a lively place, very frequented by the inhabitants, it is a beautiful example of reconversion of the industrial heritage.

Visit the Museum of the City of Lodz

Thirty years after the construction of his factory and faced with the prosperity of his business, Izrael Poznański had a luxurious palace built for himself, which has now become the city’s museum.

The interior of the palace is beautiful, but yet has no architectural coherence, each room having a particular style. A legend says that the architect asked Poznański which style he wanted, to which he replied “I have enough money to have all styles”!

The museum’s collection shows what Lodz looked like in the time of the industrial era and provides a better understanding of the city’s history.

An entire section of the museum is also dedicated to the pianist Arthur Rubinstein, who was born in Lodz and whose wife gave the city several objects that belonged to him.

Walking along Piotrkowska Avenue

Piotrkowska Avenue is the central artery of Lodz, stretching for almost 4 kilometers. With its many stores and restaurants, this avenue is full of life at any time of the day.

What makes this street atypical is also its architecture, since buildings of completely different styles are found side by side.

On one part of the avenue you will find stars on the ground, a bit like in Hollywood, reminding us of the great artists of Polish cinema. Lodz is classified as a “creative city” by UNESCO, in particular because of its internationally renowned film school.

Discover the works of street art

Nearly 70 buildings are decorated with street art. Some of them pay tribute to the history of the city or to its inhabitants like the large fresco dedicated to Artur Rubinstein.

Find the map of the street art on the Lodz tourist office website .

Entering the cathedral

Built at the beginning of the 20th century, this cathedral is 104 meters high which gives it a very slender architecture.

Visit the Museum of Cinema

Housed in the palace of Lodz’s largest industrialist, the film museum celebrates the 7th art, which is very popular here since the city is home to a very famous film school. The museum’s collection of more than 50,000 objects traces the evolution of cinematographic techniques and presents some of the films that were shot in Lodz.

Stroll through Zródliska Park

Located near the Museum of Cinema, this park is home to several hundred-year-old trees. It is a pleasant place for a walk where you can also relax on one of the deck chairs available.

Stroll through the Priest’s Mill district (Księży Młyn)

Located near an old factory, this area has been rehabilitated into a residential area with many small shops and restaurants.

Visit the textile museum

Located in the White Factory, the oldest factory in Lodz recognizable by its white plaster, the Textile Museum shows what made the golden age of the city with many vintage machines.

At the back of the museum, houses have been reconstructed to show what life was like for the workers in each decade. An original way to see the evolution of lifestyles.

Have a drink in Monopolis

As the chimney with the name “Monopolis” on it shows, this place is also a converted former factory. Here you can find offices, restaurants and a cultural center. It’s a beautiful place where the past meets the modern and where you can take a break to recharge your batteries between two walks!

Visit the city zoo

The Lodz zoo preserves several endangered animals. A recently opened area, the “orientarium”, allows you to observe the animals from above and even see the elephants bathing.

Visit the EC1, the science museum

Installed in the former power station of the city, the EC1 is a bit like the Cité des Sciences in Paris, with many interactive devices that allow to understand different scientific concepts in a playful way, something that will please both children and adults. It also has the most modern planetarium in Poland and, by climbing to the top, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the whole city.

Best places in Lodz

Where to sleep.

You will find a wide range of accommodation in Lodz: hotels, guest houses, youth hostels…

During my stay, I went to the Puro hotel which I highly recommend. It is ideally located, in front of Poznanski Palace (the city museum) and Manufaktura. It is also 2 minutes walk from the main avenue where there are many restaurants. It is an establishment with a modern and very pleasant decoration. Moreover the breakfast is very copious, fresh and varied. Ask for a room with a view of the Poznański Palace if possible!

The hotel also has a spa and a private cinema room that you can book to see one of the movies on the menu or just project your Netflix series.

Where to eat? Restaurants in Lodz

Miska, opposite Manufaktura

Miska is the restaurant of the Puro Hotel. It offers a modern, elegant and tasty cuisine in a very pleasant setting. To test absolutely!

Off Piotrkowska, in the heart of the city

Trendy atmosphere in this bar-restaurant located on Piotrkowska Avenue, the main avenue of Lodz. It’s the perfect spot for a moment with friends, you’ll find a nice drink menu and pleasant dishes but in a slightly noisy environment!

Arteria, in Monopolis

In Monopolis, the restaurant Arteria serves gourmet food with beautiful pastries. Weather permitting, choose an outdoor seat so you can enjoy the pleasant surroundings of Monopolis.

Here is an original address that mixes traditional Jewish dishes with Polish working class cuisine. A mix that works quite well and allows you to taste original dishes.

The map of Lodz

Find all the addresses mentioned in this article on this map:

Extend your stay in Poland

If you have time, take advantage of your presence in Poland to discover Warsaw, the capital.

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The Ultimate Lodz Travel Guide (Poland)- What to See, Do, Eat, and More

Introduction: our supersized Łódź Travel Guide

Article summary.

Overview of Łódź and reasons to go

Łódź (pronounced “Woodge”) is Poland’s third largest city located in the center of the country. With a population of around 680,000, Łódź has transformed from a gritty post-industrial hub into an up-and-coming travel destination.

The city is filled with architectural gems from its 19th century boom years as a textile and manufacturing powerhouse. Many of these old factories and buildings are being reinvented into cultural centers, restaurants, nightlife spots, and more. Łódź has one of the best preserved city centers in Poland with 785 historic monuments to admire.

Beyond the architecture, Łódź impresses visitors with its vibrant art scene, museums,  eclectic dining , thriving nightlife, and many green spaces to explore. It provides a more laidback urban experience compared to busier Kraków or Warsaw .

Brief history and cultural background of Łódź

Łódź began as a small medieval settlement that was granted city rights in 1423. For centuries it remained a small agricultural town.

This changed in the 1800s when Łódź became a major center for textile manufacturing and was nicknamed the “Promised Land”. Wealthy industrialists built factories and mansions, leading to rapid population growth.

In the late 19th century, Łódź had populations of Poles, Germans, Jews, and Russians. After Poland’s independence in 1918, it continued as an industrial hub.

During WWII, Łódź suffered heavily under Nazi occupation. The Jewish population was forced into the infamous Łódź ghetto.

In the post-war communist era, Łódź saw decline. After 1989, the city has sought to rebuild and renew itself. Its urban authenticity and culture have made Łódź an increasingly popular travel destination.

Why Łódź should be on your travel bucket list

• Fascinating industrial history and architecture – factories, mansions, palaces
• Vibrant arts, music, and club scene
• Great museums like the  Museum of Cinematography  and  Central Museum of Textiles
• Delicious cuisine mixing Jewish, Polish, and international influences
• Lively festivals year-round like Light Move Festival and Łódź Design Festival
• Easy access as a transport hub in central Poland

Getting to Łódź

Airports and transportation options.

The quickest way to reach Łódź is by flying into  Łódź Władysław Reymont Airport , located just 6 km from the city center. The airport has connections within Poland and to several European cities.

Many travelers also fly into Warsaw Chopin Airport, which has far more international connections. You can take the train directly from Warsaw Chopin to Łódź, which takes about 90 minutes.

If you’re traveling from other parts of Poland, Łódź is easily reached by domestic flights, train, or bus. The city has train connections to all major Polish cities.

International and domestic flight connections

The following airlines offer direct flights to Łódź Airport:

Domestic:   LOT Polish Airlines  (from Warsaw)

International:   Ryanair  (from London, Dublin),  Wizz Air  (from Oslo, Dortmund, Tel Aviv)

From Warsaw Chopin Airport, you can find flights to Łódź on  LOT ,  Wizz Air , and  Enter Air .

Train and bus services

As a major transport hub, Łódź is well connected by both train and bus.

The city has three train stations:

• Łódź Fabryczna  – centrally located with connections to Warsaw, Kraków, Poznań, Wrocław
• Łódź Kaliska  – provides trains to Warsaw and other cities
• Łódź Żabieniec  – regional station

Popular bus operators include  PolskiBus  and  FlixBus  with routes to Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Poznań, and more.

Best Time to Visit Łódź

Weather and climate overview.

Łódź has a temperate climate with warm summers and cold winters. June to August are the hottest months with temperatures around 68-77°F (20-25°C). The coldest months are December to February with average temperatures of 30-34°F (-1 to 1°C).

Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-November) offer mild weather that’s ideal for comfortable sightseeing. Summers can get quite hot. Winters are cold with snowfall.

Seasonal attractions and events

Łódź hosts great events year-round. Some highlights include:

• April  – Light Move Festival
• June  – International Comics Festival
• July  – Łódź of Four Cultures Festival
• August  – International Festival of Photography
• September  – Design Festival, Off Cinema Festival
• December  – Winter Light Festival

For events like Light Move Festival, visiting when the installations and events are happening makes them more worthwhile. Otherwise, Łódź offers cultural activities and things to do throughout the year.

Peak and off-peak travel periods

June through August is considered peak season with higher prices and more crowds. For pleasant weather with fewer tourists, May, September and early October are ideal times to visit.

November to March is off-peak season. Attractions stay open but student travelers and backpackers mostly visit during this time.

Top Attractions in Łódź

Piotrkowska street – the famous street of łódź.

Piotrkowska Street  is Łódź’s bustling main thoroughfare and one of Europe’s longest commercial streets at over 4 kilometers. This lively pedestrian promenade is lined with restaurants, bars, shops, and architectural gems.

Strolling down Piotrkowska Street lets you take in the city’s energy and history. Highlights include the 19th century Hotel Grand, Pasaż Rubinsteina, Pasaż Schillera, and OFF Piotrkowska Center.

Manufaktura – A unique blend of history, culture, and shopping

Manufaktura  is a vast 27-hectare complex that beautifully fuses old factory buildings with modern architecture. Wander through the shopping and entertainment center with 300+ stores, restaurants, and museums.

Don’t miss the Museum of the Factory, MS2 modern art museum, and historic brick factory buildings. Manufaktura hosts events like the Design Festival and has become an iconic attraction.

Museum of the City of Łódź – Discover the city’s past and heritage

The  Museum of the City of Łódź  lets you explore Łódź’s history through art, artifacts, and interactive exhibits. It’s located in the stunning former residence of influential industrialist Izrael Poznański.

See lavish interiors, learn about famous citizens like pianist Artur Rubinstein, and understand Łódź’s development from industrial powerhouse to modern city.

Art and Street Art in Łódź – An artistic paradise

Łódź boasts an outstanding art and culture scene. The  ms1 Museum of Art  has an excellent modern art collection. Exciting street art and giant murals adorn walls across the city.

OFF Piotrkowska  is the city’s creative district with galleries, workshops, markets, and studios to get a taste of the local art community.

Łódź Opera House – A grand architectural gem

The magnificent  Łódź Opera House  is one of Poland’s most prominent opera venues. The neo-Baroque building dates to the early 1900s and impressively combines architectural styles.

Attending an opera or ballet performance underneath the ornate chandeliers and frescoes is a memorable experience. Guided tours are available to see the interior when no shows are running.

Palm House and Łagiewniki Park – Nature and relaxation

To relax surrounded by vegetation, head to the  Palm House  located inside the huge Łagiewniki Park. Stroll through tropical gardens under the glass dome housing over 750 plant species.

Outside, the park has multiple lakes, walking/biking paths, sports fields, and sites like the Łódź Zoo. It’s a welcomed natural escape in the city.

EXPO Łódź – A hub of exhibitions and events

EXPO Łódź  is one of Poland’s largest exhibition centers hosting major fairs, concerts, and events year-round like the International Comic Book Festival.

The center has versatile conference spaces perfect for business gatherings. Check their event schedule during your stay.

Łódź MT Trade Fairs – Business and trade opportunities

Łódź International Fair  is one of the leading organizers of trade shows in Poland. Held at EXPO Łódź, they facilitate key events for different industries.

For business travelers, it’s worth timing your visit in sync with any relevant trade fairs related to your field.

Things to Do in Łódź

Sightseeing tours and walking routes.

Łódź Walks  offers excellent English-language walking tours like their Łódź Old Town route covering hidden courtyards and street art. Themed tours about Łódź’s diversity, art nouveau architecture, and Jewish history are also available.

For self-guided touring, key landmarks are connected along Piotrkowska Street. The city also has various cultural walking routes to explore specific interests like music or famous film locations.

Cultural experiences and local traditions

Łódź has many theaters, concert halls, and festivals showcasing plays, music, and performances. The city is proud of its multicultural roots visible through events like the  Dialogue of Four Cultures Festival .

Local cuisine mixes Jewish, Polish, and foreign influences. Try specialties like  Łódź kugel  potato casserole or  biłgorajski kołacz  sweet bread.

Food and dining options

Łódź’s  dining scene  offers everything from high-end cuisine to casual pierogi spots. Piotrkowska Street is lined with restaurants, like  Anatewka  for Jewish fare or  Pierożek u Fryzjera  for pierogi.

Don’t miss  OFF Piotrkowska  – the city’s nightlife and restaurant hotspot located in converted old factories.  Manufaktura  also has excellent dining.

Entertainment and nightlife

Łódź’s evening entertainment spans laidback bars, unique pubs, stylish cocktail lounges, and buzzing nightclubs. Piotrkowska Street has options like  Cafe Greenwich  and  Pauza  bar.

OFF Piotrkowska  is the city’s top nightlife hub. Other spots include  Łódź Kaliska  multi-club and  Teatr  777 experimental theater .

Shopping in Łódź

From boutiques to malls, Łódź offers diverse shopping.  Manufaktura  and  Galeria Łódzka  are massive shopping centers with international and Polish brands.

Piotrkowska Street features independent shops alongside big retailers. For local goods, find folk handicrafts, garments, ceramics, and more at the  Jarmark Łódzki  open-air market.

Day Trips and Excursions from Łódź

Nearby attractions and destinations.

Łódź provides a central base to visit surrounding attractions:

• Żychlin  – Beautiful manor house and large park area.
• Inowłódz  – Picturesque spa town with historic Ottoman baths.
• Piotrków Trybunalski  – The oldest town in central Poland with a lovely market square.
• Spała  – High-end spa town and nature getaway.
• Nieborów  – Small town with a grand Baroque palace and gardens.
• Zelów  – Quaint town with a well-preserved synagogue.
• Sulejów  – Area with hiking and water sports around a large reservoir.

How to plan day trips from Łódź

Many nearby towns can be easily reached in under 1-2 hours by train, bus or car. Żychlin, Inowłódz and Piotrków Trybunalski are all within 30-50 minutes driving from Łódź.

For quick day trips, trains leaving in the early morning and returning in the evening are the most convenient options. Travelling by rental car allows more flexibility for longer excursions.

Joining organized day tours is also a possibility for those without their own transport. Many Łódź tour companies offer half-day or full-day group trips combining multiple destinations.

Safety and Practical Tips

Important travel tips for visitors.

• Use taxis from reputable companies like  Barbakan Taxi  or  Radio Taxi Dwójka . Avoid unlicensed taxis.
• For free WiFi access, visit any  miejsce aktywności miejskiej (MAM)  public hotspot.
• When using public transport, validate tickets before riding at the machines located on vehicles and platforms.
• Most attractions, restaurants, and hotels accept credit cards but always carry some cash as backup.
• Pedestrian safety is key when strolling busy streets like Piotrkowska. Use crosswalks and exercise caution.

Emergency contact information

Emergency Services:  112

Police:  997

Fire Department:  998

Ambulance:  999

Tourist Information Office:  +48 42 638 5988

Health and safety considerations

Łódź is generally very safe but exercise normal precautions for urban travel:

• Avoid poorly lit areas at night. Stick to main streets in evening hours.
• Only use regulated taxis and ride shares, especially at night. Know your route.
• Keep valuables secure and don’t leave bags unattended.
• Follow pedestrian walking signals and rules to avoid traffic accidents.
• Keep away from any protests or demonstrations.
• Carry any needed medication, prescriptions, and health insurance documents.

Recap of Łódź’s highlights and attractions

With regenerated factories, riveting museums, stunning architecture, vibrant culture, diverse cuisine, and dynamic energy, Łódź provides the complete package for an engaging urban getaway.

Strolling grand Piotrkowska Street, admiring the street art splashed across revitalized buildings, learning the moving history through sites like Radegast Station, seeing inventions come alive at EC1, and enjoying evenings out in Piotrkowska encapsulate the diverse experiences this reinvigorated city offers visitors.

Beyond the classic attractions, Łódź rewards those who take time to venture into its alternative arts scene, lively parks, local eateries, and events that celebrate its multicultural roots.

Easy to navigate and more relaxed than other Polish hubs, Łódź has its own distinctive charm. Its industrial legacy is being reinvented with creativity and pride.

Final thoughts on visiting Łódź

For travelers seeking culture beyond just tourist highlights, Łódź provides a refreshing change of pace. The city seamlessly blends rich history with modern urban experiences.

Rather than being overcrowded with other visitors, Łódź has an authentic vibe and seems to mainly attract those already “in the know”. But armed with the tips in this guide, you can now be one of them!

Take advantage of low costs, fewer crowds, and wealth of sites before word fully gets out. With an open mind, sense of discovery, and taste for revitalization, a visit to continually surprising Łódź will undoubtedly leave you wanting more.

Explore this hidden gem in Poland!

If you’re looking to immerse yourself in a city full of contradictions and creativity, let Łódź be your next destination. Walk the beautiful collision of past and future. See how art flourishes on abandoned walls. Taste the mix of cultures in the food scene. Feel the hum of positive change happening.

Łódź today is writing a whole new chapter while still celebrating its storied history. Be a part of its welcoming revival and see Poland from this exciting up-close perspective.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best way to get around lodz.

Lodz has an extensive public transportation network. Trams, buses, and trolleybuses serve most popular sights. Walking is also easy in the compact city center. Using taxis or rideshares at night is recommended.

How many days do you need in Lodz?

3 full days allows enough time to see the top attractions at a comfortable pace. With extra days, you can join walking tours, see more museums, and make a day trip. 2 days is doable for a quicker visit.

What is there to do at night in Lodz?

At night, go bar hopping along Piotrkowska Street or in OFF Piotrkowska. Check events at performance venues like Teatr Wielki opera house. Łódź Kaliska offers club nights. Local pubs and lounges have live music.

Is Lodz safe for tourists?

Yes, Lodz is generally safe but should be treated like any big city with common sense precautions. Avoid poorly lit areas at night, only get in marked taxis, and keep valuables secure.

What is the best season for visiting Lodz?

Late spring and early autumn are ideal with mild weather and smaller crowds of tourists. Summer brings outdoor events but can get quite hot. Winter is cold but charming with holiday markets.

What food is Lodz known for?

Lodz cuisine blends Polish staples like pierogi with Jewish dishes like bagels and Gefilte fish. Specialties include Łódź kugel potato casserole. The dining scene ranges from hip eateries to old-school Polish restaurants.

What are the top museums in Lodz?

Don’t miss the Museum of the City of Lodz, Central Museum of Textiles, Museum of Cinematography, Museum of Art in Lodz, and Museum of the Factory. Many provide exhibits on the city’s industrial history and culture.

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Dla nas miarą sukcesu jest uśmiech Klientów po powrocie z podróży!

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Jesteśmy obecni w branży już od ponad 12 lat. Od pierwszego dnia działalności nasza praca była naszą największą pasją i tak pozostało do dziś! Cały czas podnosimy nasze kwalifikacje uczestnicząc w szkoleniach i study tourach na całym świecie. Do tej pory udało nam się odwiedzić ponad 50 krajów i sprawdzić tysiące hoteli na kilku kontynentach. Do każdego Klienta podchodzimy indywidualnie, a w pracy kierujemy się mottem "miarą naszego sukcesu jest uśmiech Klientów po powrocie z podróży", dzięki czemu mogą mieć Państwo pewność, że nasza pomoc nie skończy się na sprzedaniu wycieczki.

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