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18.09.2025

18.09.2025LMF

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What to see in Łódź?

Light.Move.Festival lights up the city for a few special days, but Łódź has much more to offer – even during the day and beyond the illumination route. It’s a city with soul, history, and surprising energy – full of contrasts where industrial heritage meets modernity. We’ve gathered the most interesting places worth seeing during your visit.

  • Museum of the City of Łódź
    An institution located in the representative Izrael Poznański Palace, showcasing the history of Łódź and its inhabitants. It’s also an opportunity to admire some of the most beautiful residential interiors in the city.
  • Museum of Cinematography
    The only institution in Poland entirely dedicated to film art and animation. Exhibitions include both old cameras and projectors, as well as set designs and characters from classic Polish fairy tales.
  • Central Museum of Textiles
    The largest museum in Europe dedicated to the history of textiles and Łódź’s industrial roots. Visitors can view textile collections and authentic factory halls.
  • MS² Museum of Art
    A modern space presenting contemporary and avant-garde art from Poland and around the world. Exhibitions showcase diverse artistic trends, inspiring dialogue with the latest art.
  • Manufaktura
    A revitalized factory complex that now serves as a center for culture, entertainment, and commerce. A symbol of Łódź’s industrial heritage, combining history with modernity.
  • Piotrkowska Street
    The city’s main thoroughfare, known for its historic tenements, numerous restaurants, cafes, and pubs. Walking along it is the best way to experience the atmosphere of Łódź.
  • EC1 Łódź
    A former power plant transformed into a modern science and culture center. The venue combines the city’s industrial history with innovative exhibitions and events.
  • Łódź Murals
    The city is famous for its monumental wall paintings, forming one of the largest street art galleries in Europe. The murals give urban spaces a unique character.
  • Księży Młyn
    A historic factory and residential complex, bearing witness to Łódź’s industrial power in the 19th century. It’s a unique space with an unparalleled, artistic atmosphere.

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