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Łódź's Essential Landmarks

Explore the industrial and cinematic legacy of Łódź through its most significant landmarks. This collection highlights the city's transformation from a 19th-century textile powerhouse to a cultural hub, featuring the historic Księży Młyn district with its Neo-Gothic industrial gates and grand villas. The list also showcases the world-renowned Leon Schiller National Film School and charming stops along the Fairytale Łódź trail, which celebrates the city's rich history in animation.

Museum of Cinematography

Smashing museum that follows the development of cinema through displaying rare historical equipment, posters and costume designs.

Beczki Grohmana

Neo-Gothic industrial gate built in 1896 for the Ludwik Grohman Factory, serving as a distinctive symbol of the city's textile heritage.

Dawny Uniontex - ruiny magazynów

Ruins of the former warehouse buildings belonging to the Uniontex textile factory complex.

Dawny Uniontex - ruiny bielnika

Remnants of the historic bleaching house within the former Uniontex industrial site.

Willa Ludwika Grohmana

Historic villa built for industrialist Ludwik Grohman, showcasing late 19th-century residential architecture.

Park Źródliska II

Section of the city's oldest public park, established in 1840 on former factory grounds.

Park im. Jana Kilińskiego

Urban park situated in the historic industrial district between Kilińskiego and Tymienieckiego streets.

Leon Schiller National Higher School of Film, Television and Theatre

The Leon Schiller Polish National Film, Television and Theatre School in Łódź, commonly known as Łódź Film School is a Polish academy for…

Sala Kinowa PWSFiTV

The primary screening hall of the prestigious Polish National Film, Television and Theatre School.

Senat, Rektorat, Dziekanaty Operatorski i Reżyserii

Housed in the 1903 Oskar Kon Palace, this building serves as the administrative center of the Łódź Film School.

Trzy Misie

Bronze statue of the Three Bears, part of the Fairytale Łódź trail commemorating the city's legacy in stop-motion animation.

Dziwny Świat Kota Filemona i Bonifacego

Small monument of cartoon cats Filemon and Bonifacy, located on the Fairytale Łódź tourist route near the Museum of Cinematography.