Łódź is one of Poland's major cities, home to around 639,890 people.
Best time
May–June & September–October for mild weather and thinner crowds
Weather
Temperate, with warm summers and cool winters
Old Market Square
The Decalogue Memorial
Poznański Palace
Old Market Square
The Decalogue Memorial
Mostly free or pay-what-you-like — always double-check opening times and any seasonal fees before you go.
Day 1
Local favourites
Da Grasso
Their big pizza is more than enough for 2 hungry people. It is a chain, so you can find their restaurants all around the city.
In Centro
Small pizzeria in the center of the city near Galeria Lodzka and Ibis Hotel. The oldest one in Łódź.
Green Way
A vegetarian fast food chain has one restaurant. They also offer free wireless access to the internet.
Manekin
This place is about pancakes that are served in all imaginable varieties, sweet or savory, plain or stuffed, and even baked under cheese to
Orfeusz
International restaurant with traditional Polish and Italian cuisine. There is also a salad bar and a big choice of dishes à la carte.
Szwalnia smaków
Great breakfasts, excellent hummus, very friendly service.
Tourist favourites & top-rated
Hotel Boss Łódź**
TV in every room, parking free for all guests, tasty traditional food in hotel's restaurant.
Hotel Boss
Few minutes by public transport from ul. Piotrkowska, in calm area, close to main roads. Free Wi-Fi, free parking, restaurant and pub. Each
Hotel Ambasador Chojny
In the southern part of the city in a small park. Free parking, swimming pool and sauna included in the room price. The hotel restaurant is
Hotel Borowiecki
About 10 minutes from the centre by public transport. It is very close to Zdrowie Park. Good access by car
Łodzki Dom Turystyczny Helenówek
In the northern outskirts of town, right by a large forest and with a pond on site. Tram connection (25-30 min. to the centre). Has a variet