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 LODZ
 Things to
know...
Lodz is an interesting city. You should spend some time walking
around the city in order to feel its unique atmosphere.
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Visit in £ód¼
will be unforgettable experience thanks to Grupa Fabricum
services.
We will present you the city in its best edition.
Invention and creativity of our guides will help you feel the unique
ambience of XIXth century £ód¼.
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city tours and events:
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Grupa Fabricum
ul. Drewnowska 58
91-002 £ód¼
tel/fax +48 42 636 28 25
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Piotrkowska
Piotrkowska Street begins at the Tadeusz Kosciuszko monument
at the Plac Wolnosci. Lodz would not be whole without this famous
place. This is the main street of our town, perfect for walking. The
newly renovated old buildings and palaces make an incredible
impression on visitors. Young people are coming from all over the
country to party at clubs and have a drink at numerous bars. This
street never “sleeps”. Being here you must sit on the "Tuwim bench",
and rub that popular poet’s nose for luck. Right here, on
Piotrkowska street, the tallest building in Lodz - Stanislaw Kostka
cathedral is located. |
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Ksiezy Mlyn
Ksiezy Mlyn is an informal city district; an old factory complex
build and owned by Karol Scheibler. Everything here looks as if the
time has stopped over 100 years ago. The old workers’ houses, alleys,
and palaces make a unique place.
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Museums
If you would like to get acquainted with the history of the city
then you should visit the History Museum of £ód¼ located at the
famous Izrael Poznanski palace. You should also visit the Art Museum
at 36 Wieckowskiego Street. It is home to the modern art exhibition
with the largest collection of modern art Europe. There will be
another branch of this museum opened in Manufaktura. You will be
able to see the national and foreign exhibitions created after World
War II. It is an absolute must to visit the Central Museum of
Textile Industry (Centralne Museum Wlokiennictwa) located at the
Biala Fabryka on Piotrkowska Street. You can see old machines and
find out about the industrial history of the city. |
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Cemetery
£ód¼ is a place of cultural diversity. There is a cemetery
located near Manufaktura where Christians, Evangelists, and Baptists
are buried. You can find very interesting old tombs such as the
glamorous Karol Scheibler chapel. The biggest Jewish cemetery in
Europe is located on Bracka Street in Lodz. This is the place were
Izrael Poznanski, the founder of the factory complex (today’s home
of Manufaktura), has been buried. His tomb is unusually big. It was
build based on a circular design 19 meters in diameter! |
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Parks
You can relax visiting one of the area’s many parks. Worth
mentioning is the Lagiewnicki forest, the biggest park within city
limits in Europe. It spreads over 1205.45 hectares! |
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