Poland Lodz Lodz

Poland's third largest city, Lodz is rich with 19C charm evident in its fascinating architecture, lush parks, and numerous museums.

Once a Nazi prison, this museum follows the history of Poland's WWII occupation, commemorating its victims in a spired monument.

Wander through the busy thoroughfares, venturing into one of the many local museums, or simply taking in the local atmosphere.

Operational April to October, this amusement park offers diverse rides and exciting activities for both adults and children.

Founded in 1938, this excellent zoo boasts 677 species of exotic animals and promises a fun afternoon for the entire family.

One of the world's oldest modern art museums, housing fascinating contemporary art from different artistic movements.

One of Europe's longest shopping streets, this boulevard serves as the administrative, cultural, and economic heart of the city.

One of a kind in Poland, this museum traces the history of Polish film-making, exhibiting equipment, posters, settings, and more.

A gem of Russo-Byzantine architecture, this 19C orthodox cathedral boasts elaborate stucco decorations and brightly colored copulas.

Located near the Evangelical-Augsburg Cemetery, this chapel is a wonderful example of neo-Gothic architecture.

One of Poland's largest former ghettos is strewn with commemorative plaques, memorializing the tragedy of the local Jews.

Located in a former industrial compound, this vast shopping mall serves as a recreational area with cinemas, museums, and more.