Nice, and go also side streets

Amazing street, filled with restaurants and shops. I would say the heart of the city. Lots of palacial buildings. This is where the well-off used to live back in the glory days.

I like to have a walk here.

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.

It's a nice street with lots of shopping and restaurants. There does seem to be a lot of graffiti though that takes away from the appeal of the place.

The most popular street in łódż. You shouldn’t miss since there aren’t many options to travel in the city. The popular restaurants and the forum called manufaktura is also on and near the street.

If you really like to see how they are trying to match old and new buildings this is the place that you should visit in Łódź, also you might fine different shops and restaurants along the 5km street!

A great pedestrian street...except for all the cars! Clearly no enforcement with driving or parked. Could be a great place.

Best place in town to hang out, especially at night by nice weather, with beautiful illuminations and outdoor entertainment, from water fountains to ferris wheel. Plenty of eateries to choose from, so many that it is even difficult to make a choice. Bar choice is a little limited, and that's the only minus of going there to enjoy a nice walk and spend a good relaxing time.

One of it's kind shopping area. It is converted from an abandoned textile factory. It is fusion of old and modern. Restaurants, shops, malls. You can find everything. A good place to unwind and relax with your friends and family.

This mall is beautiful. Besides many shops, there are a lot of restaurants and cafes. The exterior is just stunning, the square in front of the mall is spacious.

A great place to spend few hours/evening with friends, family or solo. Lots of stores to shop from, a big, spacious food court with nice and ample seating and multiple eating options.. A fun zone for kids to enjoy. There are number of restaurants outside, with a nice view of fountains especially in evening. Very lively and uber place in the city of Lodz

Fantastic refreshing old buildings. Lots of food places there. Kids playgrounds and activities. Shops in the Gallery. Everything in 1 place. Recommended!

A huge shopping centre made in ex factory, nicely and gently renovated, loooooads of shops. Nice outdoor area with water fountains, cafes, restaurants, ice cream trucks, merry-go-round, beach volleyball and more.

Great place to spend time at. I visited it in December, winter evenings are especially beautiful there when everything lights up. While the inside and surrounding buildings are basically a mall, inner square set up as a fair with different events was probably the most interesting part. Location is also great since other places of interest are few minutes away, either walking or driving a bus/trolleybus. Don't forget to visit Pączkarnia on your way in or out. You will not miss it as it's on your way to Manufaktura from the trolleybus stop near ferris wheel and will definitely not regret trying those delicious paczki!

It is the perfect place for shopping and rest. There is a lot of space and beautiful buildings. And this is still a good place on a Sunday.

One of the nicest shopping centers, I ever visited! Impressing, what they made out of the old factory. Congratulations to the architect! It is huge, but the feeling isn't like this. Atmosphere is relaxed and invites for slowly walking through.

Beautifully presented shopping mall, I'm not in Poland to shop but needed a few things. Perfect to kill a few hours, many top brand shops and great restaurants.

Nice place, with original architecture, refurbished.. Nice place for kids for ice skating, and for the other for shopping, drinking beer, and having diner.

Quite a lot of people always, but there is a great variety of things to do and places to eat. A pretty place

One of the nicest places in Lodz for sure. Plenty of restaurants and shopping opportunities around. Also nice to just walk around and enjoy the old architecture. Free parking spots available directly there as well (if they are not all taken).

A large selection of branded stores, a large food court. In general, a beautiful place where you can buy anything, from clothes to electronics.

Wow, an absolute winner as a shopping centre. Very different types of shops with good brands and variety. Lots of different restaurants around for different types of budgets. Lots of entertainment too, 4D cinema, VR, bouldering gym... An overall winner taking into account prices, variety, the shops and restaurants around and how pretty and clean everything looked. Absolutely in love with the kids carousel playing Mozart and all sorts of classical music....ah! It also has a beach!

Very nice place.. there's plenty of coffee shops inside, clothing shops and other things.

It's a really great place, clean and the staff is super kind. Thank you!

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.

Place rich in history and pride. Must see in Łódź. Local Jewish community does its best to preserve the place, great folks.

A poignant and sad place - the only remnant of the once vibrant Jewish community in Lodz.

It's definitely a must see if you're visiting Lodz or this area of Poland. It's not only a reminder of a dark period in Europe's history, but it also helps in visualizing Poland's history of diversity. The cemetery is quite big (and overgrown) so give yourself some time to explore and reflect. The Poznanski mausoleum is something out of this world, but the different symbolism on other tombstones is also intriguing for those unfamiliar with Jewish traditions.

Ticket office ať the entrance od the cementary??!! Seriously? It was the biggest shock I got in the Poland!

You should visit this place if You are in Lodz. You can better understand there why Lodz is called a town of four cultures, as well as appreciate life, what we have now and why we should never forget war is the most tragic evidence of what people do to others

Niesamowite miejsce Astonishing place, giving unique perspective on history of Polish Jews

One of our kids’s favorite place to go to when in Poland, this is a crazy fun waterpark. Highlights include not just the wave making pool, as well as the crazy slides, but also too whirlpools inside and out, hot tub, splash park for the little kids and many more. It can get crowded during the summer, but avoid that worst rush and you will love it.

The sauna portion is really nice and we had a great time. Lots of saunas to choose from and despite a lot of people it was not overly crowded inside the saunas. Outside jacuzzis and area to sunbath also very cool. On Saturday there was a guest sauna master from Tychy who was amazing (aside from his bad taste in cartoon t-shirts). All in all a wonderful place to spend 3 hours or more and fully relax. We drove up from Warsaw and was well worth it.

Good place for spend time with your friends or family. The price for pool 2 hours 55 zloty, for student 49 zloty. Here also support medicover or multisport card for 2 hours 15 min with free entrance. Note: for each delay minute charged for 50 grocy (0.5 zloty).

Very nice place to swim, but a bit crowded even during weekdays. The good atmosphere and nice attractions, which give a person a lot of adrenaline but the pool is not that deep. However, I recommend to pay a visit there :)

Cool for kids. Great slides and other attractions. Sometimes it's a bit crowded, but that's to be expected for the biggest indoor swimming pool in town. The outdoors hot water pool is open even in winter season.

Great aquapark with a lot of slides, I think is 7 big slides and more smaller inside, I parked for free on street Aleja Unii Lubelskiej in front of aquapark and I bought 1 ticket for aquapark and zoo

Great for families! Lots of slides even for kids <8yo.

Visited saunas twice) Really relaxing, different types of saunas available, nice relaxing music in the place, there is also some show outside on a sauna room every hour which I personally recommend, was quite nice) The local also has some pools which I haven't visited but they are said to be nice) You can either pay for your entry or use your sport cards 😉 it's really convenient! It's open till 22:00 so you might be able to go and relax after work)

A place you want to come back to! Plenty of swimming pools with special features such as waves, heated pool outside, olympic pools and more slides than you probably will have time to try. I reccommended it, yet the sauna is the place I will always choose during my stay. You don't feel crowds at the pool, but the sauna is more peaceful and let's you have some time to chill. 😁❤️

A great aquapark, looked clean and pleasant. I’ve used most of their waterslides and they’re awesome. They have many jacuzzis, saunas and even waves simulations. I would really recommend it in the summer time as there are loads of chairs to sit on and sunbathe outside. There’s also loads of attractions for kids. Unfortunately, during school holidays and weekends you can expect big queues to enter and to go on the slides.

I recently visited a fantastic location that is perfect for swimming, whether you're with friends or enjoying some solitude. It was an interesting experience to explore the place on my own. Moreover, they have a wide selection of sauna rooms and jacuzzis available, although it's worth mentioning that these facilities have separate entrances from the swimming pools.

Big place.. Lot of different bathing possibility.. Outside pools to.. The big blue slide was wild..🌊 Great fun when u visit Łodz and if its a hot day☀️🌡

The new salt springs are great for warm relaxation. Very nice kids corner and all in a great location in the city. Many water slides to try, and maybe some day I will try out the spa as I hear it's really nice and relaxing. Again, new features with the exercise area and hot/cold water therapy

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

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.

An interesting place coated in silence during the evening but lively during the day. It's incredible how the buildings are being revived!

This is really great. It's a small post industrial neighbourhood. Becuase it's far away from the city centre it retains a local feel.

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.

Nice place, felt like in the past.

Very nice place for a walk and having a glass of wine .

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.

Nice to see

Visiting Lodz? Want to get a keen understanding of Poland's history from the workers' perspective? Are you a lover of textiles? This is the place to come to...great exhibits in Polish/English explanations. Very friendly staff. Free on Wednesday. Put it on your list of things to do in Lodz.

Great museum and very helpful staff! The main building is disabled visitor friendly too (elevators, wide corridors, nice audio-guide with great audio-descriptions for blind and low-vision users)! Not sure about the wheelchair accessibility of the courtyard (cobblestone) and huts (thresholds), you should probably ask the staff at the ticket office. You can choose how many exhibitions you see depending on the time you have for your visit. Will definitely come back!

Amazing Museum of Textiles and history of Łódź textiles manufacturing and processing, really interesting.

Well designed and presented the industrial history of Łodź - its humble beginnings, the golden days and eventual decline. You can learn about variety of different elements that combined together can, to some extent at least, explain the reality of today's Łódź - the history, politics, sociology, technology, and more. You can visit the actual old factory building that focuses on the machinery used in the textile industry, and there also are old houses moved from various parts of the city. These houses serve as unique time capsules, each offering a glimpse into daily life of people living in defining periods of the city's history.

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.

Interesting museum showing how important the textile industry was in Łódź as well as how life was for the workers. There are a few houses showing local industry and tools as well as living quarters. The large building shows off the different types of looms and systems in use with the above floors showing end products and a bit of local history. I think it as Free on Tuesday which makes it even better and it’s not too much of a walk from the town centre, but also serviceable by tram.

If you like fashion and textiles, don't miss out on the most important institution that tells Polish textiles' history and more.

The museum has an open air area, a Textiles exhibition and a textiles machinery exhibition ones. The open air ex. is composed by several wooden houses dating from the 19 century brought there. They are filled with textile deco/machines (they were filled before with paper/printing deco/machinery when the museum was a paper history one) and an old church. The textiles exhibition is quite interesting... and there was absolutely nobody visiting it... so very relaxing. The machinery ex. is marked as "interactive" but DO NOT even try to touch anything cause the Sargent-like-acting woman who will follow you in every single step you take inside will scream "don't touch" (in polish of course, no English there) even when it says "interactive exhibition"... maybe the interactive part refers to a video shown on a steam power generator, or couple of kids games in a screen.. but this part needs to improve a lot. The machines have just their names ans a brief explanation of what they do but in terms that you NEED to know the process in order to understand it.. if not... they have no meaning.

Interesting place to visit

A must for history and art nerds!! Beautiful museum about the history of textile business in Łódź and the ins and outs of fabric manufacturing processes. Sadly we missed the spectacular temporary exhibition highlighting the work of leading fibre art artist Magdalena Abakanowicz.