Hotels near Lodz Wladyslaw Reymont Airport - LCJ, Łódź

Research and have a rough plan of what you would like to do, before you go and check out the opening times of where you would like to visit first etc. Bring appropriate clothing and footwear as a good place to explore on foot.

Łódź is an interesting city. It's shows the history through its architecture, Polish, German and Jewish residents have all left their mark in the city. It was known for its large factories and villas. The buildings are much different than the rest of Poland and the Piotrkowska street is the largest shopping street in Poland and one of the largest on Europe. Manufactura is very cool and worth a visit. You can see they're putting a lot of effort into building up the city. It is known for its film school, lots of film students and actors.

A less visited Polish city and all the better for that. Museum of Lodz worth a visit,situated in Poznanski Palace. Herbst Palace is a must see also, as is the Museum of the Factory in the Manufaktura complex.Jewish cemetery is worth a look also .Very moving.Do give the Ethnographical Museum a skip as it consists of just one room and shows nothing of the life of the people of the area in former times.People are friendly and very helpful everywhere .Public transport is like everywhere in Polish cities: excellent.For dining out try Mare e Monti if you like Italian food .If you prefer a more traditionally Polish dining experience Soplicowo in Ul. Wigury is excellent.

Really enjoyed Lodz, the people food & drink were superb. I think it is a 4 /5 day trip. We were there a week maybe a couple of days too many so we had a day in Warsaw which is easy on the train from Lodz.

I came to Łodz to visit my friend and had never been before despite living and working in Gdansk. The city is amazingly sparse with character everywhere and always something to do. I would love to live there as the city is constantly developing and is amazingly connected.

An up-and-coming city with a longer industrial history in textiles and manufacturing, it is undergoing modernization with improved transport hubs, extensive building construction, and citywide revitalization. Most remarkable is the one very long main street (Piotrkowska), one that urban life centers on. Also noteworthy: Cinema museum, Arts and museums generally, OFF Piotrkowska, Swimming and recreation, Night life, etc.