Lodz

19th-century residential palace featuring restored interiors and a significant collection of European paintings, reflecting the lifestyle of a prominent industrialist family.

19th-century Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Baroque palace built for a textile magnate, now housing the City Museum and showcasing the industrial history of the region.

Neo-Gothic funerary chapel built in the late 19th century for a prominent industrialist family, featuring intricate stone carvings and a distinctive octagonal design.

Museum housed in a 19th-century former textile factory, showcasing the history of industrial weaving and contemporary textile art through extensive permanent collections.

Ornate Russian Orthodox church built in the late 19th century, featuring colorful brickwork and distinctive onion domes typical of the Byzantine Revival architectural style.

Industrial museum located in a former textile factory, documenting the history of the Izrael Poznański complex and the development of the local textile industry.