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                              	Katowice sits at the intersection of major road and rail routes connecting Poland to the rest of Europe in all directions, making the city relatively easy to get in and out of. Until recently, the dominant economic sectors in the region were mining, steel, electrical machinery, electronics, and chemicals. Due to economic and political changes in the last three decades, this situation has changed dramatically, with heavy industry giving way to the commerce, tourism, trade fair and service industries.                              	                              		HistoryThe origins of Katowice date to 1397 when the settlement of Kuźnica was founded. Katowice was first mentioned as a village surrounded by dense forests in 1598. In the 18th century, numerous work colonies sprang up in the region, and by 1769 and 1770, the Prussian Duke of Pless established an underground coal mine in the area. The next industrial sites were the Hohenlohe steelworks in the village of Wełnowiec, founded in 1805, the Baildon steelworks in 1828 (named after their founder, a Scotsman), and the Wilhelmina zinc works in 1834.

Situated in the Upper Silesian Province of the German Empire, Katowice (then known by its German name, Kattowitz) achieved the status as a county town in 1873. By 1897, Katowice further grew after being crafted into a separate urban district, which also included the suburban municipalities of Bogucice, Zawodzie, Dąb, Wełnowiec and Załęże.

In 1889, one of the largest companies in Upper Silesia, the Kattowitzer Aktien-Gesellschaft, was set up with its headquarters in the city. As a result, major insurance companies and large-cap banks were attracted to Katowice. During the First World War, the steel industry continued to develop at a frenetic pace. Rail connections were also developed during this period, connecting the city throughout the German Empire and with neighboring Austria-Hungary.

In the aftermath of World War I, discontent with Katowice's Polish population with German authorities reached a boiling point. Beginning in 1919, Polish armed insurgents launched a series of uprisings against Weimar Germany, encouraged on by the newly-independent Second Polish Republic. After the Third Silesian Uprising in 1921, the most successful of all the rebellions, Katowice was annexed by Poland as part of Silesian Voivodeship under the terms of a German-Polish peace treaty. The Polish government gave the province considerable autonomy, with Katowice serving as the provincial capital and home of the Silesian Parliament. Between 1922 to 1939, Katowice experienced massive industrial and population growth.

In 1975, the neighbouring municipalities of Piotrowice [url=http://www.piotrowice.katowice.pl],]Ochojec, Panewniki, Kostuchna [url=http://kostuchna.boo.pl[/url],]Wełnowiec, Szopienice, Giszowiec, Dąbrówka Mała and Murcki were merged with Katowice. Construction works further commenced within the city center. The main communications artery (al. W. Korfantego) was widened and old industrial buildings to the west of this road were demolished. To the east, the historic Tiele-Winckler Palace was also demolished. In the market place, old buildings were replaced by modern shops, including Zenit, Skarbek, and also the Dom Prasy.

The construction of the flying saucer-like Spodek between 1964 to 1971 had a significant impact on the city. The Millennium Housing Estate on the border of Katowice and Chorzów, along with the Paderewski Estate to the east of the city, the Południe Estate in the suburbs of Kostuchna, Piotrowice, Ligota [http://www.ligota.info[/url], and the Roździeński Housing Estate all contributed in shifting the character of Katowice to an ideal, urban socialist workers city. The fall of communism in 1989 and the economic changes that followed would significantly alter the city again towards the end of the 20th century.

Currently, Katowice is going through yet another transformation, complete with a massive refurbishing of the city's historic downtown core, new investments in buildings and transportation, and a large burst of growth in the service and commercial industries.
  
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                              	                              	                              		By planeTravelers by plane can arrive at [url=http://www.katowice-airport.com/en]Katowice International Airport[/url] (KTW), known also as Pyrzowice. The airport is 34 km (21 mi) from the city center. Katowice is one of the major hubs for Hungarian [wiki=55c4f48c4e5ad288c770be9ebdf0778a]low cost airline[/wiki] [url=http://wizzair.com]Wizzair[/url], as well as a major destination for [url=http://www.ryanair.com]Ryanair[/url]. There is also limited service provided by [url=http://www.germanwings.com]Germanwings[/url]. Major airlines, including Polish national carrier [url=https://www.lot.com]LOT[/url] and German carrier [url=http://www.lufthansa.com]Lufthansa[/url] also operate routes to Katowice. A slew of seasonal charter flights additionally operate out of the airport during the spring and summer months, though mainly to southern Europe, Asia and northern Africa.

Regular services include:

Domestic:

*[url=http://www.lot.com]LOT Polish Airlines[/url] (Warsaw)

International:

*Germanwings (Dusseldorf)

*Lufthansa (Frankfurt)

*Ryanair (Alicante, Birmingham, Chania, Dublin, London-Stansted

*[url=http://www.wizzair.com]Wizzair[/url] Barcelona, [wiki=623145997cee6352dace475eaf530fff]Belfast[/wiki], Bergen, Bristol, Bologna, Cologne, Dortmund, Doncaster, Eindhoven, Frankfurt-Hahn,Glasgow, Kiev-Zhulyany, Kutaisi, Larnaca, London-Luton , Maastricht, Malmö-Sturup, Milan-Bergamo, Naples, Oslo-Torp, Paris-Beauvais, Rome-Ciampino, Stavanger, Stockholm-Skavsta, Tel Aviv

Seasonal: Bourgas, Grenoble

Shuttle buses operated by [url=http://www.pkm.katowice.pl/]PKM Katowice[/url] can be found outside the terminal building, and will take visitors directly to the city center, dropping passengers off near the main railway station (Katowice Dworzec).

A cheaper option is to take local bus (85) and then change at Bytom for either express buses 820 or 830. Bus schedules can be researched by [url=http://rozklady.kzkgop.pl/]KZK GOP[/url].

Visitors can also arrive via [wiki=3aa9c4f47d04ec653a24220ad5de1212]Kraków's[/wiki] [url=http://www.krakowairport.pl/en]John Paul II International Airport[/url] (KRK), known to locals as Balice. The airport is centered 68 km (42 mi) east of Katowice, or about a 45 minute drive. Balice is a destination for a large number of European and international airlines, including [url=http://www.aeroflot.ru/cms/en]Aeroflot[/url], [url=http://www.airberlin.com/site/start.php?LANG=eng]Air Berlin[/url], [url=http://www.alitalia.com/gb_en/index.html]Alitalia[/url], [url=http://www.austrian.com/]Austrian Airlines[/url], [url=http://eurolot.com/]Eurolot[/url], [url=http://www.finnair.com/INT/GB/select-country]Finnair[/url], [url=http://www.lot.com/]LOT[/url], [url=http://www.lufthansa.com/]Lufthansa[/url], and [url=http://www.norwegian.com/]Norwegian[/url]. A number of [wiki=55c4f48c4e5ad288c770be9ebdf0778a]low cost airlines[/wiki] also operate out of Balice, such as [url=http://www.easyjet.com/en/]EasyJet[/url], [url=http://www.germanwings.com]Germanwings[/url], [url=http://www.jet2.com/]Jet2[/url], and [url=http://www.ryanair.com/]Ryanair[/url].
By trainKatowice Dworzec PKP is the city's major railway center, and is a hub for rail transport throughout [wiki=4818e60a656c4ae26f6eabb97948e325]Silesia[/wiki] and much of southern [wiki=94880bda83bda77c5692876700711f15]Poland[/wiki]. The station serves as a hub for national rail operator [url=http://www.intercity.pl/en/]PKP Intercity[/url], regional rail company [url=http://www.przewozyregionalne.pl/]Przewozy Regionalne[/url], and provincial operator [url=http://kolejeslaskie.com/pl]Koleje Śląskie[/url]. Completely remodeled between 2010 to 2013, Katowice's railway station is extremely convenient for travelers to use due of its numerous cafes, good signage, modern atmosphere, and its convenient location in the city center. Underneath the station is a central bus depot for travelers arriving and departing by buses, which has modern backlighting and nice colors to invite passengers on its 10 routes. Additionally, the train station is attached to the large and modern [url=http://galeriakatowicka.eu/?lang=en]Galerie Katowicka[/url] shopping mall.

Trains from all parts of the country and elsewhere around Europe serve Katowice. There are fourteen trains per day between [wiki=ab014f5797b79c42d078976b9d1a413c]Warsaw[/wiki] and Katowice and twenty-eight trains per day between [wiki=3aa9c4f47d04ec653a24220ad5de1212]Kraków[/wiki] and Katowice during the day; the journey takes 180 minutes (from Warsaw) and 80 minutes (from Kraków). You can arrive by train directly from [wiki=601f9226a92f0a314068aa4395f65528]Vienna[/wiki], [wiki=9fed5dae86e3030d9be3740efa198659]Budapest[/wiki], [wiki=c5c12fffd30a23e3468076da2e046b90]Kiev[/wiki], [wiki=ee1611b61f5688e70c12b40684dbb395]Berlin[/wiki], [wiki=e8ccda910b08840a1e06043510e9e175]Ostrava[/wiki], [wiki=a71105026dfe9155f7ac4d18e494a40b]Prague[/wiki], [wiki=f92849c0c90562d410aa0e052ec1d0d7]Bohumin[/wiki], [wiki=c114af7c3a3c9bbbbe2875e03aa486f7]Bratislava[/wiki], [wiki=a81c611bcaeebb315e45f9c683e60627]Zilina[/wiki], [wiki=1dabfe19ef088a7d8c6cce412bc10e86]Český Těšín[/wiki], [wiki=35d7df6ed3d93be2927d14acc5f1fc9a]Hamburg[/wiki], [wiki=7e35e74e610188414ad24235dd787c78]Moscow[/wiki], and [wiki=8787a878258ef18bb38d9163f41b846c]Minsk[/wiki]. Luggage lockers are also provided for at the station.
By busLong-distance bus services will arrive at Dworzec Autobusowy Katowice (sometimes abbreviated as D.A. Katowice or PKS Katowice) at ul. Piotra Skargi 1. One of the station's main operators is [url=http://www.eurolines-polska.pl/]Eurolines[/url], providing connections to a number of domestic and European destinations.

[url=http://www.uni-bus.com.pl/rozklad_jazdy]Unibus[/url] and [url=http://www.bus-inter.pl/]Bus-Inter[/url] travel regularly (both operate twice per hour) throughout the day between Katowice and [wiki=3aa9c4f47d04ec653a24220ad5de1212]Kraków[/wiki]. The fare is 20 zł one way (17 zł discounted with student ID or younger than 26), and it is suggested that passengers should book in advance, especially during Polish holidays and during peak commuting hours. Unibus use large modern coaches suitable for passengers with a lot of luggage, while Bus-Inter uses modern minibuses which may struggle to take large luggage during busy periods. On the other hand Bus-Inter is generally more responsive to demand and puts on extra minibuses during peak periods. Both operators state the route Katowice-Kraków route takes approximately 80 minutes depending on traffic.

[url=http://www.polskibus.com/en]PolskiBus[/url] offers daily routes from Katowice to the following locations and times: Warsaw (near Metro Wilanow) via [wiki=7b43f16be63907ef553aca7d74ad3575]Częstochowa[/wiki] (6:10, 10:00, 16:45, 23:45); and [wiki=601f9226a92f0a314068aa4395f65528]Vienna[/wiki] via [wiki=c114af7c3a3c9bbbbe2875e03aa486f7]Bratislava[/wiki] (13:15, 23:00). Fares can be as cheap as 1 zł to as much as 60 zł.

There are also a number of smaller private minibuses which operate between to and from Katowice. One such minibus company is [url=http://www.tigerexpress.eu/en/]Tigerexpress[/url], which connects Katowice with Krakow, Prague and other Czech cities, Vienna, and Bratislava and several Slovak cities.
By carKatowice is well-connected to Poland's highway network, and serves as an important crossroads city. Katowice lies on the important A4 motorway (E40), one of the main traffic routes for all of southern Poland. The motorway links city together with [wiki=f4517d72af7e20f73938e75060c4a35d]Opole[/wiki] and [wiki=fecc282d62f0b383d2cb6c76933666a8]Wrocław[/wiki] from the west and [wiki=3aa9c4f47d04ec653a24220ad5de1212]Kraków[/wiki], [wiki=96c452707a279ecf0bdde4458096835f]Tarnów[/wiki] and [wiki=68cfca455813f0246a4ab2ec0d81d117]Rzeszów[/wiki] to the east. The city is also linked from the south by the A1 motorway, connecting the city to the [wiki=51802d8bb965d0e5be697f07d16922e8]Czech Republic[/wiki]. The motorway is expected to connect to [wiki=33c89df2492e8d3efda719c849b530ea]Łódź[/wiki] in the coming decade.

There are also a number of expressways crisscrossing Katowice and connecting the city to the rest of the province and the country. The Drogowa Trasa Średnicowa, better known as the DTŚ (signed as DK79 and DW902) is a large inner city highway linking Katowice to neighboring cities in the Silesian Metropolis, including [wiki=8384a4750e033fa4236398255d8623f3]Ruda Śląska[/wiki], Świętochłowice, and soon [wiki=715491022a3a0ae06f4561d4a7dc5e49]Gliwice[/wiki]. The S86 expressway links Katowice to neighboring [wiki=6a43eea3ad436e2282a660554baddb31]Sosnowiec[/wiki]. National road DK86 connects the city to [wiki=e0b15d8202dbefe4a5bd0e95b54c0e67]Tychy[/wiki].
  
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                              	                              	                              		Public transportAll public bus and tram transport in Katowice is supervised by [url=http://www.kzkgop.com.pl/?lang=en]KZK GOP[/url], a comprehensive transit system that serves nearly the entirety of the Silesian Metropolis, with one of the largest tram networks in Poland. A twenty-four hour free hotline for the system can be found by dialing: 0 800 16 30 30.

Many bus stations of the Passengers' Municipal Communication are situated in the core center of the city. At each bus-stop there is an information board with bus routes and where they go. The full map with bus routes is usually available in City Information Centre near Rynek (adress: ul. Rynek 13; employees are multilingual).

There are also trams which transport passengers within the city and beyond the limits of the city. The dispatcher's office and information of the Municipal Tramway Enterprise are situated at the tram-stop in Rynek (the market square) in Katowice.

The same ticket type is used in bus and tram. Katowice offers many different tickets. One-zone ticket is suitable for traveling in the city limits. Zone bus stations (overstepping it in a bus or a tram means that one must buy next one-zone ticket or continue traveling with ticket suitable for more zones) usually are placed at the border of cities. Consider, if it is better to use one-ride ticket, week-ticket or monthly ticket. In the bus or the tram only one kind of ticket is available for sell - for three or more zones, for 4,20 PLN (or 2,10 PLN with reduced rate). One-ride tickets could be bought even in grocery stores. Newspaper stands or newsagent's stores sometimes are selling other kinds of tickets. Ticket inspectors and bus/tram drivers often speak only in Polish. When ticket inspector approaches one must show ticket and proper document which allows to use reduced rate tickets.

One ride ticket price:

* within one zone (or 15 minutes) 2,80 PLN/ 1,40 PLN (reduced rate)

* within two zones (or 30 minutes) 3,40 PLN/ 1,70 PLN (reduced rate)

* within three or more zones (or one hour) 4,20 PLN/ 2,10 PLN (reduced rate)

Transferable:

* 1-day: normal rate 14 PLN, reduced rate 7 PLN

* 2-day: normal rate 24 PLN, reduced rate 12 PLN

* 5-day: normal rate 36 PLN, reduced rate 18 PLN

* 7-day: normal rate 42 PLN, reduced rate 21 PLN

* 14-day: normal rate 76 PLN, reduced rate 38 PLN
TaxiTaxi-stops are situated in several places in Katowice:

* at the entrance of the railway station on the ground floor from 3 Maja St.

* Plac Oddzialow Mlodziezy Powstanczej

* the "Silesia" hotel

* ul. Piotr Skargi

* the "Katowice" hotel

* Korfantego Av.

* Dworcowa St.

When you take a taxi, always ask for the price beforehand unless you are willing to pay anything. Different types of taxis can charge very different prices which can vary up to 5 times the regular fare depending on location and time.
  
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                              	[url=://www.en.parkslaski.pl/ The park is almost 2x bigger than New York's Central Park. In the park there are several restaurants and cafes, a zoo, a planetarium, an ethnographic museum, and a gondola "Elka."

* Kościuszko Park (Polish: Park im. Tadeusza Kościuszki). Dating back to 1888 and named after the legendary Polish-American general Tadeusz Kościuszko, the location today is one of Katowice's most visited parks, greatly influenced by English garden layouts. Within the park is the Katowice Parachute Tower, built in 1937 and originally used as a training ground for parachutists.

[[Image:Katowice - Ul. 3-go Maja 13.JPG|thumb|280px|The busy ul. 3 Maja.[/url][Image:Cathedral in Katowice.jpg|thumb|right|270px|The Katowice Cathedral of Christ the King.]]

Although Katowice is not blessed with an ancient historical core like [wiki=3aa9c4f47d04ec653a24220ad5de1212]Kraków[/wiki], [wiki=fecc282d62f0b383d2cb6c76933666a8]Wrocław[/wiki], or [wiki=aeae34243893ad690f85118330b0df11]Zamość[/wiki], the city does contain enough attractions to draw in visitors. Thanks to massive revitalization projects in the city center in recent years, Katowice has started to lift its notorious reputation as a industrial gray landscape. Some of finest examples of Modernism (both International Style structures and Bauhaus-inspired buildings) are easily found in the downtown Śródmieście district. The Śródmieście also contains a significant number of Art Nouveau (Secesja) buildings, along with communist giants such as the Spodek or the Superjednostka housing block.

* St. Mary's Street (Polish: Ulica Mariacka) [url=http://www.mariacka.eu/].]Once a dilapidated part of the city, St. Mary's Street was given a massive makeover in the early 2010s. Today, this pedestrianized zone has become a popular place for Katowicians attracted by its many pubs and growing number of restaurants. At the end of the street is St. Mary's Church, the road's namesake. St. Mary's Street is also a popular venue for outdoor events, and can be crowded on warm spring and summer nights.

* Cathedral of Christ the King (Polish: Archikatedra Chrystusa Króla w Katowicach) [url=http://www.katedra.katowice.opoka.org.pl/[/url].]Built between 1927 to 1955, the Cathedral of Christ the King is the largest cathedral in [[Poland[/url]]. Pope John Paul II visited the cathedral in 1983. Its dome is a familiar site in the Katowice skyline

* 3rd of May Street (Polish: Ulica 3 Maja). Often cited as one of the most expensive streets in the country, the busy ul. 3 Maja is one of Katowice's primary centers of public life and commerce. The street runs next to the central railway station, and is home to numerous shops, restaurants and tram stops. Between 2012 to 2014, the street was extensively modernized and refurbished.

* Spodek [url=http://www.spodek.eu/].]Completed in 1971, this indoor sports arena and concert hall has been described as a tilted UFO landing in the middle of a city. Indeed, its unusual part socialist, part science fiction design have made the Spodek one of the most famous arenas in the country and a symbol of the city.

* Church of St. Michael the Archangel (Polish: Kościół św. Michała Archanioła w Katowicach) [url=http://www.michal.wiara.org.pl[/url].]Built in 1510 in the southern Silesian village of Syrynia, this quaint wooden church was delicately moved to Katowice's Kościuszko Park between 1938 to 1939 as part of a planned provincial cultural center. Work was halted during the German occupation in World War II (which the church miraculously survived), and is today a focal point in Kościuszko Park. Today, St. Michael the Archangel is the oldest structure in the city.

* Silesian Insurgents Monument (Polish: Pomnik Powstańców Śląskich). A communist-era monument unveiled in 1967, this winged memorial commemorates the Polish insurgents of the three Silesian Rebellions between 1919 to 1921, who fought Weimar German forces in Upper Silesia in order for the region to join the Second Polish Republic.

* Jewish Cemetery [url=http://www.inyourpocket.com/poland/Katowice/Sightseeing/Cemeteries/Katowice-Jewish-Cemetery_32661v[/url]][url=http://www.sztetl.org.pl/en/article/katowice/12,cemeteries/1832,the-jewish-cemetery-in-katowice-16-kozielska-street-/[/url]]Built in 1868, the cemetery is the resting place of Katowice's once-thriving Jewish community. The cemetery was partially destroyed by occupying German forces during World War II, but thankfully much survived. In recent years, refurbishment efforts have begun to restore the burial grounds.

* Silesian Park[/url]]                              	                              		MuseumsSilesian Museum (Polish: Muzeum Śląskie) [url=http://www.muzeumslaskie.pl/en/].]A fascinating museum detailing the industrial, artistic, and cultural history of the [[Silesia|Silesian[/url]] region . In 2015, the museum moved to the sprawling grounds of a former coal mine next to the city center, all of which has been completely revitalized. The museum has art and an interactive walk through the history of Silesia. The museum is free on Tuesdays.

* Katowice Historical Museum (Polish: Muzeum Historii Katowic) [url=http://www.mhk.katowice.pl/].]A museum detailing the historical life of Katowice and the surrounding Silesian Metropolis, this institution is divided into several parts, with its main building on ul. Ks. J. Szafranka 9 near the main railway station. The museum also operates the Church of St. Michael the Archangel.

* Hisotrical Museum of Computers and Information (Polish: Muzeum Historii Komputerów i Informatyki) [url=http://www.muzeumkomputerow.edu.pl[/url].]A fine museum detailing the evolution of computer technology, geared to computer enthusiasts and young adults.

* BWA Contemporary Art Gallery Katowice (Polish: Galeria Sztuki Współczesnej BWA) [url=http://www.bwa.katowice.pl//[/url].]A modern art gallery, featuring contemporary photography and objects.

* Wilson Shaft Gallery (Polish: Galeria Szyb Wilson) [url=http://szybwilson.org/[/url].]The largest private gallery of its kind in Poland and housed in a former industrial building named after American President Woodrow Wilson, the gallery houses modern artwork from domestic and foreign artists. The gallery is also frequently used for concerts, balls and parties.

* Parnas Contemporary Art Gallery (Polish: Galeria Sztuki Współczesnej Parnas) [url=http://www.parnas.com.pl/[/url].]A modern art gallery featuring contemporary Polish artists.

* The Roundabout of Art (Polish: Rondo Sztuki), [url=http://rondosztuki.pl/[/url].]Two galleries and a cafeteria with concerts and parties are housed in a building located in the middle of a roundabout, close to the Spodek.
  
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                              	                              	                              		CinemaŚwiatowid [url=http://www.swiatowid.katowice.pl/],]7 3-rd Maja Street. The primary place for art-house film in the city centre

* Rialto [url=http://www.rialto.katowice.pl/[/url],]24 St Jana Street. An artist run venue which specialises in more experimental film and music and has a lovely cafe too.

*Cinema City - Punkt 44 [url=http://www.cinema-city.pl/indexa.php?cid=1065/[/url],]44 Gliwicka Street modern multiplex type cinema with approx 13 screens and IMAX 3-D system.

*Cinema City - Silesia City Center [url=http://www.cinema-city.pl/indexa.php?cid=1079/[/url],]107 Chorzowska Street. A modern multiplex type cinema with 13 screens. It is located inside the biggest shopping mall in Katowice, Silesia City Center.

*Helios [http://www.heliosnet.pl/main.php?m=katowice&l=1/[/url], 13 Uniwersytecka Street. A modern multiplex type cinema with approximately 9 screens, located in the Altus center, the highest building in Katowice.
TheatreKatowice is blessed with a lively theatrical scene ranking among one of the best in the country. Unfortunately for non-Polish speakers, the scene is largely restricted to the [wiki=41c9ff12fab7d4c3214a10c66986052b]Polish language[/wiki], meaning that most productions will be linguistically inaccessible for visiting foreigners. However, there are occasional productions offered in English.

*Silesian Theatre (Polish: Teatr Śląski) [url=http://www.teatrslaski.art.pl/],]2 Main Market. Katowice's main repertory theatre, located in the city center.

*Theatre Korez [url=http://www.korez.art.pl/[/url],]2 Plac Sejmu Slaskiego. A theatre company well-known for being involved in some of the most cutting-edge theatre in Katowice.

*Theatre Cogitatur [url=http://www.cogitatur.art.pl/[/url],]9a Gliwicka Street. An experimental theatre troop known also as the former organizers of A Part Festival.

*Theatre A PART [url=http://www.apart.art.pl/[/url].]A contemporary visual and physical theatre group, formed by Marcin Herich, actor, director and organizer of theatre events. They are also organizers of A Part Theatre Festival.

*Silesian Theatre of Doll and Actor Ateneum [url=http://www.ateneum.art.pl/[/url],]10 Sw. Jana Street. One of the oldest marionette theatres in Poland. They are organizers of International Festival of Doll Theatres Katowice, advertised mainly for children.

*Teatr 'Gry i ludzie' [http://www.gryiludzie.pl/[/url] ('Games and People' Theatre), 2 Niepodległości Av., experimental and mainly outdoor theatrical group having their scene in the old railway station.
MusicSilesian Philharmonic (Polish: Filharmonia Śląska) [url=http://www.filharmoniaslaska.art.pl/].]One of the most prestigious orchestras in the country is based in Katowice. Some of the most famous pianists of the 20th century have played for the Silesian Philharmonic, including Witold Małcużyński and Sviatoslav Richter.

*National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra (Polish: Narodowa Orkiestra Symfoniczna Polskiego Radia) [http://nowa.nospr.org.pl/pl/[/url]. Another one of Poland's premier classical music orchestras, the symphony (known also as NOSPR) is a regular act in the Katowice high cultural scene.
EventsKatowice is one of the epicenters for cultural events in southern Poland. Exhibitions, concerts, a festival are regular occurrences in the city's galleries, clubs and theatres. It is impossible to list all of the events, as many occur without any regular schedule. To get up-to-date information, it is suggested to have a look at internet releases from conventional press organs like [url=http://www.ultramaryna.pl/]Ultramaryna[/url] or the cultural pages of [url=http://cjg.gazeta.pl/otworzmiasto/0,138333.html]Gazeta Wyborcza[/url], bringing cultural news for the entire metropolitan region. Below is a list of events that happen at regular schedule.

* Polish Directors' Art Festival "Interpretacje" [url=http://www.teatry.art.pl/!wydarzenia/interpret/index0.htm].]A theatrical and television drama festival, the event is a competition of directors for the Konrad Prize.

*"A Part" Theatre Festival [url=http://apart.art.pl/fest_eng.htm[/url]] An international review of alternative and experimental "OFF" theatres rather than classic ones.

*Summer Theatre Garden [url=http://www.teatry.art.pl/!wydarzenia/letogteatralny/[/url]]"LOT" are summertime outdoor weekend theatre meetings with comedy and cabaret spectacles. It is organized by the Korez theatre.

*"Cult" Film Festival [url=http://www.ffk.art.pl/[/url]]A festival for filmbuffs, complete with inside and outdoor movies and concerts.

*"Rawa Blues" Festival [url=http://www.rawablues.com/en/[/url]]One of the the biggest indoor blues festivals in the world, this annual festival has occured since 1981, led by the bluesman Irek Dudek.

*"Metalmania" Metal Music Festival [url=http://www.metalmind.com.pl/metalmania/index.php?jezyk=en[/url]]The most prestigious metal festival in Poland and in Central Europe.

*Mayday [url=http://www.mayday.pl/[/url]]The Polish edition of the international technoparty, located in the Spodek hall.

* Grzegorz Fitelberg International Competition For Conductors [url=http://www.konkursfitelberg.art.pl/ang.html[/url]]A prestigious open competition for conductors of all nationalities.

*International Students' Festival of Folklore [url=http://www.festiwal.us.edu.pl/eng/index.html[/url]]Annual festival of folk music and dance takes place at the end of summer not only in Katowice but also in many other places in the region. It is organized by Silesian University.

*ARTerie young art festival [url=http://www.arterie.slask.pl/site/index.html[/url]]An annual festival of students' from art universities and faculties, taking place in the autumn.

*Tauron Festival [http://www.festiwalnowamuzyka.pl/[/url] A techno and dance rave that takes place in the Industrial Museum Complex, during August, not far from Spodek.
  
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                              	As one of the most populated urban areas in the country, Katowice and its surrounding metropolitan area contains a large degree of higher educational institutions to choose from. For non-Polish speakers, consult with the universities first to see if there are courses that are offered in your native language, whether it be English or another.

*University of Silesia [url=http://www.us.edu.pl/]](Uniwersytet Śląski)

*University of Economics in Katowice [url=http://www.ue.katowice.pl/[/url]](Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Katowicach)

*Silesian Academy of Music [url=http://www.am.katowice.pl/[/url]](Akademia Muzyczna w Katowicach)

*Silesian Academy of Sports [url=http://www.awf.katowice.pl/[/url]](Akademia Wychowania Fizycznego w Katowicach)

*Medical University of Silesia [url=http://www.sum.edu.pl/[/url]](Śląski Uniwersytet Medyczny)

*Silesian Academy of Fine Arts [url=http://www.aspkat.edu.pl[/url]](Akademia Sztuk Pięknych w Katowicach)

*Silesian University of Technology [http://www.polsl.pl/[/url] - Faculty of Materials Science and Metallurgy, Faculty of Transport and Faculty of Management (all the rest of University is located in neighbouring towns)                              	                              
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                              	                              	                              		BusinessThe [wiki=903707cc53067c64f2b6927602d86ffd]Silesia[/wiki] region (particularly Katowice) is a major business center of [wiki=94880bda83bda77c5692876700711f15]Poland[/wiki]. As [wiki=4818e60a656c4ae26f6eabb97948e325]Silesian Voivodeship[/wiki] is the main industrial hub in the country, its economy was primarily focused on coal, metallurgy, energetics, and chemicals in the recent past. Nowadays, it is converting to a more modern profile, including services, information technology, and conventions. Most of the city's iconic industrial works are located outside of the city in the surrounding region, while corporate offices are beginning to populate Katowice's core.

There are several institutions supporting the development and economic growth of the Silesian Metropolis:

* The Katowice Special Economic Zone [http://www.ksse.com.pl/index-eng.html]

* Upper-Silesian Regional Development Agency [http://www.garr.pl/]

There is also a company-organizer for the numerous trade shows and fairs in Katowice:

International Katowice Fair [http://www.mtk.katowice.pl/en_index.php]

For those interested in renting office spaces there are various offers. For 19th and 20th century adapted houses and old factories (like B-class old printing house [url=http://www.opal.3it.pl/?strona=pb/01])]to A class skyscrapers. The two most noticable are the [url=http://www.altus.katowice.pl]Altus[/url[/url] and [url=http://www.chorzowska50.pl/index_a.php]Chorzowska 50[/url].
  
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                              	A large and comprehensive shopping mall in the heart of the city, attached to the city's main railway station. 

*The largest shopping center in the region, the Silesia Center is a good place for those looking for big brand shops. Paris Hilton opened the mall a few years ago. 

*Located next to Silesia University, this part mall, part hotel and part conference center is located in one of southern Poland's formerly highest buildings.                              	                              
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                              	                              	                              		BudgetA popular vegetarian restaurant for Katowician Bohemians, although the atmosphere is austere.

*A small hidden eatery serving pancakes and crepes at very affordable prices.

*Translated as "Good Karma", this cozy place serves up breakfasts, pizzas, soups and pastas.

*A leftover from communist times, this milk bar serves hearty Polish meals in a cafeteria atmosphere, a favorite of students and travellers without a fat wallet.
Mid-rangeA traditional Polish restaurant with a rustic interior.

*Besides the standard fare of pizzas, the Dominium serves a variety of other meals in a nice Atmosphere with big rooms and high ceilings. Try the "Gorale," with bacon, smoked cheese, and cranberry sauce.
SplurgePart of the Sakana sushi chain, this restaurant offers all that you can expect from Japanese cuisine.

*A cottage-shaped restaurant located in an area dominated by apartment buildings, the Karcma pod Strzechom specializes in the folk cuisine of the [wiki=3271f5f54316e9ab9faf737976425854]Podhale[/wiki] region in [wiki=7373ad827161c459c0c09909070d054d]Lesser Poland[/wiki], with prices from modest to high.
  
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                              	                              	                              		CafesGaudi Cafe Wawelska 2. Cozy atmosphere located underground and modeled after the work of Gaudi, with warm colors and curvy columns and candlesticks. A great place for a nice cup of coffee and great desserts.
ClubsHipnoza Jazz Club [url=http://www.jazzclub.pl],]pl. Sejmu Śląskiego 2. One of most active places in Katowice. A lot of concerts, drinks and interesting dishes.

* Elektro, pl. Sejmu Śląskiego 2, Hipnoza's cellar.

* 2B3, [url=http://www.2b3.com.pl/[/url],]ul. Sienkiewicza 28.

* GuGalander [url=http://www.gugalander.art.pl[/url],]ul. Jagiellońska 17A - a bar, a scene, a gallery place with good music, concerts, spectacles and so on.

Mariacka Street [url=http://mariacka.eu/[/url]]has the highest density of drinking establishments, among others:

* Cooler Club & Lounge [http://coolerclub.pl/[/url]

* KATO [url=http://www.facebook.com/pages/KATO/332189844190]]local patriots, bar is in a constant state of being built.

* Katofonia [url=http://www.katofonia.pl/[/url]]live rock, blues concerts.

* Lemoniada [url=http://www.lemoniada.pl/[/url]]- two floors; the first with dance and pop music, the second with electro, located in 4 Mariacka St.

* Lorneta z Meduzą [url=http://www.lornetazmeduza.pl/[/url]]- a bar inspired by bistros from the twenties. Open 24/7. Every drink costs 4 zł, every snack - 8 zł. Full of bums and hipsters.

* Pub Śruba [url=http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pub-Śruba-i-Przyjaciele/133405290061045[/url]]students' place.

* Sky Bar [http://www.skybar.pl/[/url] the highest placed bar in southern Poland, located on the top (27th) floor of Qubus Hotel
Rather common discosInqbator [url=http://www.inq.pl],]ul. Dworcowa 2.

* Mega club [url=http://www.megaclub.pl/[/url],]ul. Dworcowa 4.

* Spiż [url=http://www.spiz.pl/[/url],]ul. Opolska 22, a club with its own small brewery

* Carpe Diem [http://www.carpediem.pl/[/url], plac Wolności 14. Katowice branch of Krakow's rock club.
Student clubsArkada [url=http://www.arkada.ae.katowice.pl],]14a Bogucicka St.

* Kwadraty [http://www.kwadraty.pl[/url], 10 Franciszkańska St.
  
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                              	There is a medium number of hotels and guest houses in the Katowice area.                              	                              		BudgetLocated just about centre of the city in building of technical high school. Special rules apply as this is a youth hostel[http://www.ssm.sltzn.katowice.pl/regulamin_a.pdf].

* 28 beds in 2, 4, 6 person rooms. Six bathrooms. Free WiFi.

* 40 beds in a 2, 3, 4 and 8 person rooms
Mid-rangein a secure, but a little miners' area two kilometres west of the railway station and downtown

* Not modern but clean and cheap 2-Bed Rooms. The hotel has a free guarded car park and a restaurant.
SplurgeLocated in the heart of the Old Town, this grand old hotel was opened in 1903.

* Modern, four-star hotel located in the centre, has a Sky Bar with nice views on the 27th floor.

* Modern, four-star hotel located in the centre. It features 203 comfortable rooms and apartments and the biggest conference center in the area with 12 conference rooms with total area of 1 350m2.
  
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                              	Katowice's area code (for landline numbers) is 032 when dialed from within Poland or +4832 from outside Poland.

Wifi Internet access points are on the rise across Katowice. Pronounced in Polish as wee-fee, many businesses will advertise wifi access with a sign on their windows. Some common chain cafes and central locations offering wifi access points are:

*Starbucks located both in the Silesian City Center and Katowice Dworzec PKP.

*Costa Coffee located in the Silesian City Center.

*Katowice-Pyrzowice Airport numerous wireless hotspots in the terminal.

*Katowice Dworzec PKP the main hall at the train station has a free hotspot.                              	                              		Help for foreignersSeveral nations maintain a small diplomatic presence in Katowice to assist travelers in need.

* 

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                              	Katowice is generally a very safe city to stay in, and should not cause concern for visitors. In previous years, the rail station was a magnet for petty thefts, although since its refurbishment and expansion, this has considerably decreased. As in other European cities, people should keep their wits, particularly in crowded places.

* Important phone numbers: police: 997, fire department: 998, ambulance: 999; all three share the common universal number 112.

* Municipal guard: +48 32 986

* Watch out for pickpockets in public transport and busy places.

* Park your car in a safe place, in an attended guarded parking lot if possible.

* Most long-distance trains have compartments, choose the occupied ones so you don't ride alone. During night travel, make sure that at least one person is not asleep.                              	                              
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                              	Katowice has not entered the common European tourist lexicon yet, meaning that English is not as universally spoken as in other tourist-heavy areas of Poland like [wiki=ab014f5797b79c42d078976b9d1a413c]Warsaw[/wiki] or [wiki=3aa9c4f47d04ec653a24220ad5de1212]Kraków[/wiki]. However, visitors will be more than able to get around and pantomime to be understood. Thankfully for English speakers, English can be widely understood by many younger Poles below the ages of 30 to 35. Older Poles may potentially have some knowledge of [wiki=6777b01110836f77ba72e2ec0c0d5b31]Russian[/wiki] or [wiki=3569c1edbd92d7ce4939e40ba7d5a4b9]German[/wiki]. Related Slavic languages, such as [wiki=ed58a0761d8cabfac011dd56022df144]Czech[/wiki] and [wiki=5d5ad0a8427d4bda1811b5faeb9b893c]Slovak[/wiki], are also partially understood, albeit with several humorous differences. The easiest way for tourists to avoid any potential language problems would be to learn a few key [wiki=41c9ff12fab7d4c3214a10c66986052b]Polish words and phrases[/wiki], a fact that will not be lost with Katowicians.                              	                              
filter_dramaGet out

                              	Because of Katowice's excellent transportation links, major tourist attractions in southern Poland are not far away, making the city a good base to explore (or get away to) other locations in [url=://muzeumgpe-chorzow.pl/

* [[Cieszyn][Silesian Voivodeship|Silesia]] and the neighboring province of [wiki=7373ad827161c459c0c09909070d054d]Lesser Poland[/wiki]. Additionally, the border with the [wiki=51802d8bb965d0e5be697f07d16922e8]Czech Republic[/wiki] is also within easy reach.

* [wiki=e1e8a6af504255d1f9fd74a29ab7dee2]Oświęcim[/wiki] located 36 km (22.3 mi) from Katowice in [wiki=7373ad827161c459c0c09909070d054d]Lesser Poland[/wiki], the quiet town is the location of the German [wiki=ddab2d51140e34d526295f6af45f0ce1]Auschwitz-Birkenau[/wiki] death camp, arguably the most infamous concentration camp during the Nazi occupation.

* [wiki=3aa9c4f47d04ec653a24220ad5de1212]Kraków[/wiki] Poland's second city and former capital is a historical gem, drawing tourists around the world. Kraków is only 79 km (49 mi) east of Katowice, and is easily accessible via the A4 motorway and through numerous train and bus connections. There are several bus lines that run to and from Krakow every 30 minutes. Most charge between 12 and 15 zl ($4-$5) one way.

* [wiki=7b43f16be63907ef553aca7d74ad3575]Częstochowa[/wiki] site of the Jasna Góra Monastery, the home of the Black Madonna, Częstochowa is one of Poland's most spiritual sites.

* [wiki=e0b15d8202dbefe4a5bd0e95b54c0e67]Tychy[/wiki] a city making up the south of the Silesian Metropolis, known for being the home of the informative [url=http://www.tyskiebrowarium.pl/en/]Tyskie Browarium[/url].

* [wiki=f4d1dbfa2a90391b1be69e45f6e12921]Chorzów[/wiki] immediately northwest of Katowice, Chorzów is home to the [url=http://muzeumgpe-chorzow.pl/]Upper Silesian Ethnographic Museum[/url].[/url]] a medieval town on the Czech-Polish border with a nice town square.

* [wiki=e8ccda910b08840a1e06043510e9e175]Ostrava[/wiki] long considered the Czech twin of Katowice, Ostrava is the [wiki=51802d8bb965d0e5be697f07d16922e8]Czech Republic's[/wiki] third largest city, located 100 km (62 mi) southwest. Ostrava is known for its gritty industrial atmosphere, numerous bars and clubs on [url=http://www.stodolni.cz/]Stodolní ulice[/url], and its straightforward and hearty inhabitants.

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Points of InterestPolonia

Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Frederic Chopin (WAW)
Frederic Chopin (WAW)
Warsaw
Bemowo Airport
Bemowo Airport
Warsaw
Okecie International Airport
Okecie International Airport
Warsaw
Ladowisko
Ladowisko
Warsaw
Copernicus (WRO)
Copernicus (WRO)
Wroclaw
Strachowice Airport
Strachowice Airport
Wroclaw
John Paul II (KRK)
John Paul II (KRK)
Krakow
Pyrzowice (KTW)
Pyrzowice (KTW)
Krakow
Ławica (POZ)
Ławica (POZ)
Poznan
Szwederowo (BZG)
Szwederowo (BZG)
Poznan
Kobylnica Airport
Kobylnica Airport
Poznan
Krzesiny Airport
Krzesiny Airport
Poznan
Lawica Airport
Lawica Airport
Poznan
Lech Walesa(GDN)
Lech Walesa(GDN)
Gdansk
Pyrzowice (KTW)
Pyrzowice (KTW)
Kattowitz
John Paul II (KRK)
John Paul II (KRK)
Kattowitz
Leos Janacek (OSR)
Leos Janacek (OSR)
Kattowitz
Katowice Airport
Katowice Airport
Kattowitz
Poprad-Tatry (TAT)
Poprad-Tatry (TAT)
Zakopane
John Paul II (KRK)
John Paul II (KRK)
Zakopane
Sliač (SLD)
Sliač (SLD)
Zakopane
Lech Wałęsa (GDN)
Lech Wałęsa (GDN)
Gdansk
Pyrzowice (KTW)
Pyrzowice (KTW)
Czestochowa
Copernicus (WRO)
Copernicus (WRO)
Jelenia Gora
Pardubice (PED)
Pardubice (PED)
Jelenia Gora
Lech Wałęsa (GDN)
Lech Wałęsa (GDN)
Sopot
Goleniów (SZZ)
Goleniów (SZZ)
Szczecin
Trollenhagen (FNB)
Trollenhagen (FNB)
Szczecin

Tourist Attractions

Tourist Attractions

Tourist Attractions

Aqua Park Warsaw

Aqua Park Warsaw

Cracow Aqua Park

Cracow Aqua Park

Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers
Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers
Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers
Warsaw International Expocentre
Warsaw International Expocentre
Warsaw
Poznan International Fair
Poznan International Fair
Poznan
Gdansk International Fair
Gdansk International Fair
Gdansk
International Katowice Fair
International Katowice Fair
Kattowitz
Gdansk International Fair
Gdansk International Fair
Sopot

Landmark
Landmark
Landmark
Bank Square
Bank Square
Warsaw
Old Town Market Place, Warsaw
Old Town Market Place, Warsaw
Warsaw
Warsaw Trade Tower
Warsaw Trade Tower
Warsaw
Centennial Hall
Centennial Hall
Wroclaw
Kazimierz Jewish District
Kazimierz Jewish District
Krakow
Main Market Square
Main Market Square
Krakow
Centrum Kultury "Dworek Białoprądnicki"
Centrum Kultury "Dworek Białoprądnicki"
Krakow
Hipermarket Carrefour
Hipermarket Carrefour
Krakow
Zalew Nowohucki
Zalew Nowohucki
Krakow
Lilii Wenedy
Lilii Wenedy
Krakow
M. Baluckiego
M. Baluckiego
Krakow
M. Kopernika
M. Kopernika
Krakow
Muzeum Czartoryskich
Muzeum Czartoryskich
Krakow
Muzeum Stanislawa Wyspianskiego
Muzeum Stanislawa Wyspianskiego
Krakow
N. N. Zolnierza
N. N. Zolnierza
Krakow
Palac Arcybiskupi
Palac Arcybiskupi
Krakow
Palac Ludomirskich
Palac Ludomirskich
Krakow
Palac Pod Baranami
Palac Pod Baranami
Krakow
Palac Pod Krzysztofory
Palac Pod Krzysztofory
Krakow
Palac Popielow
Palac Popielow
Krakow
Palac Potockich
Palac Potockich
Krakow
Palac Stadnickich
Palac Stadnickich
Krakow
Sobieszewo Island
Sobieszewo Island
Gdansk
Sopot Pier
Sopot Pier
Gdansk
Oliwa Cathedral
Oliwa Cathedral
Gdansk
Gubalowka Mountain
Gubalowka Mountain
Zakopane
Morskie Oko
Morskie Oko
Zakopane
Sopot Pier
Sopot Pier
Sopot
Oliwa Cathedral
Oliwa Cathedral
Sopot

Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Palace of Culture & Science
Palace of Culture & Science
Warsaw
Warsaw Ghetto
Warsaw Ghetto
Warsaw
Cloth Hall
Cloth Hall
Krakow
The Old Synagogue
The Old Synagogue
Krakow
A. Fredry
A. Fredry
Krakow
A. Grottgera
A. Grottgera
Krakow
A. Mickiewicza
A. Mickiewicza
Krakow
D. Arsenal
D. Arsenal
Krakow
D. Palac Lubomirskich
D. Palac Lubomirskich
Krakow
D. Ratusz Miasta Kazimierza
D. Ratusz Miasta Kazimierza
Krakow
Dom Kapitulny-Muzeum Archidiecezjalne
Dom Kapitulny-Muzeum Archidiecezjalne
Krakow
F. Straszewskiego
F. Straszewskiego
Krakow
Gen. Kutrzeb
Gen. Kutrzeb
Krakow
Glaz Poswiecony Janowi Pawlowi II
Glaz Poswiecony Janowi Pawlowi II
Krakow
Grazyny i Litwora
Grazyny i Litwora
Krakow
Grota Twardowskiego
Grota Twardowskiego
Krakow
Grunwaldzki
Grunwaldzki
Krakow
J. Dietla
J. Dietla
Krakow
Jadwigi i Jagielly
Jadwigi i Jagielly
Krakow
Jana Pawla II
Jana Pawla II
Krakow
Kard. A. Sapiech
Kard. A. Sapiech
Krakow
Crane over the Motława River
Crane over the Motława River
Gdansk

Museums
Museums
Museums
Royal Castle
Royal Castle
Warsaw
National Museum in Warsaw
National Museum in Warsaw
Warsaw
Frederick Chopin Museum
Frederick Chopin Museum
Warsaw
Aeroclub Royal de Marrakech
Aeroclub Royal de Marrakech
Warsaw
Museum of the X Pavilion of the Warsaw Citadel
Museum of the X Pavilion of the Warsaw Citadel
Warsaw
Museum of Polish Jews' History
Museum of Polish Jews' History
Warsaw
Muzeum Norblina
Muzeum Norblina
Warsaw
Muzea A. Struga
Muzea A. Struga
Warsaw
Muzea Adwokatury Polskiej
Muzea Adwokatury Polskiej
Warsaw
Muzea Archeologiczne
Muzea Archeologiczne
Warsaw
Muzea Archidiecezji Warszawskiej
Muzea Archidiecezji Warszawskiej
Warsaw
Muzea Azji i Pacyfiku
Muzea Azji i Pacyfiku
Warsaw
Muzea Etnograficzne
Muzea Etnograficzne
Warsaw
Muzea Ewolucji
Muzea Ewolucji
Warsaw
Muzea Fort Katynskie Czerniakow
Muzea Fort Katynskie Czerniakow
Warsaw
Muzea Fr. Chopina
Muzea Fr. Chopina
Warsaw
Muzea Gazowni Warszawskiej
Muzea Gazowni Warszawskiej
Warsaw
Muzea Geologiczne
Muzea Geologiczne
Warsaw
Muzea Karykatury
Muzea Karykatury
Warsaw
Muzea Kolejnictwa
Muzea Kolejnictwa
Warsaw
Muzea M. Bareszowskiej
Muzea M. Bareszowskiej
Warsaw
Muzea M. Dabrowskiej
Muzea M. Dabrowskiej
Warsaw
Muzea M. Sklodowskiej-Curle
Muzea M. Sklodowskiej-Curle
Warsaw
Muzea Malarstwa im. Jana Pawla II
Muzea Malarstwa im. Jana Pawla II
Warsaw
Muzea Miar
Muzea Miar
Warsaw
Muzea Narodowe
Muzea Narodowe
Warsaw
Muzea Niepodleglosci
Muzea Niepodleglosci
Warsaw
Muzea Panstw. Wytw. Papierow Wartosciowtch
Muzea Panstw. Wytw. Papierow Wartosciowtch
Warsaw
Muzea Polit. Warsz.
Muzea Polit. Warsz.
Warsaw
Muzea Pozarnictwa
Muzea Pozarnictwa
Warsaw
Muzea Przemyslu
Muzea Przemyslu
Warsaw
Muzea Sportu i Turystyki
Muzea Sportu i Turystyki
Warsaw
Muzea Teatralne
Muzea Teatralne
Warsaw
Muzea Techniki
Muzea Techniki
Warsaw
Muzea Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
Muzea Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
Warsaw
Muzea W. Paderewskiego i Wychodzstwa Polskiego
Muzea W. Paderewskiego i Wychodzstwa Polskiego
Warsaw
Muzea Wiezienia Pawiak
Muzea Wiezienia Pawiak
Warsaw
Muzea Wl. Broniewskiego
Muzea Wl. Broniewskiego
Warsaw
Muzea Wojska Polskiego
Muzea Wojska Polskiego
Warsaw
Muzea Woli
Muzea Woli
Warsaw
Muzea WTM im. St. Moniuszki
Muzea WTM im. St. Moniuszki
Warsaw
Muzea X Pawilony
Muzea X Pawilony
Warsaw
Muzea X. Dunikowskiego
Muzea X. Dunikowskiego
Warsaw
Muzea Ziemi PAN
Muzea Ziemi PAN
Warsaw
Muzea Zoliborza
Muzea Zoliborza
Warsaw
Muzea Zydowskiego Instytutu Historycznego
Muzea Zydowskiego Instytutu Historycznego
Warsaw
Muzeum Archeologiczne i Etnograficzne
Muzeum Archeologiczne i Etnograficzne
Wroclaw
Muzeum Archidiecezjalne
Muzeum Archidiecezjalne
Wroclaw
Muzeum Architektury
Muzeum Architektury
Wroclaw
Muzeum Barwy i Broni
Muzeum Barwy i Broni
Wroclaw
Muzeum Historyczne
Muzeum Historyczne
Wroclaw
Muzeum Medalierstwa
Muzeum Medalierstwa
Wroclaw
Muzeum Mineralogiczne
Muzeum Mineralogiczne
Wroclaw
Muzeum Mineralogiczne i Geologiczne
Muzeum Mineralogiczne i Geologiczne
Wroclaw
Muzeum Narodowe
Muzeum Narodowe
Wroclaw
Muzeum Poczty i Telekomunikacji
Muzeum Poczty i Telekomunikacji
Wroclaw
Muzeum Przyrodnicze
Muzeum Przyrodnicze
Wroclaw
Wawel Royal Castle
Wawel Royal Castle
Krakow
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Krakow
National Museum of Cracow
National Museum of Cracow
Krakow
Historical Museum of Cracow
Historical Museum of Cracow
Krakow
Polish Aviation Museum
Polish Aviation Museum
Krakow

Parks - Monuments - Memorials

Parks - Monuments - Memorials

Parks - Monuments - Memorials

Royal Łazienki Park

Royal Łazienki Park

Park Kurdwanów

Park Kurdwanów

Shopping  
Shopping  
Shopping  
Wilenska Railway & Carrefour
Wilenska Railway & Carrefour
Warsaw
Zlote Tarasy
Zlote Tarasy
Warsaw
Arkadia shopping mall
Arkadia shopping mall
Warsaw
Blue City
Blue City
Warsaw
Golden Terraces
Golden Terraces
Warsaw
Galeria Krakowska
Galeria Krakowska
Krakow
Galeria Kazimierz
Galeria Kazimierz
Krakow
M1 Shopping Center
M1 Shopping Center
Krakow
Zakopianka Shopping Centre
Zakopianka Shopping Centre
Krakow
Bazar "Tomex"
Bazar "Tomex"
Krakow
Stary Browar
Stary Browar
Poznan
Madison Shopping Gallery
Madison Shopping Gallery
Gdansk

Theaters - Venues - Amphitheaters

Theaters - Venues - Amphitheaters

Theaters - Venues - Amphitheaters

National Philharmonia

National Philharmonia

Teatr Wielki - Polish National Opera

Teatr Wielki - Polish National Opera

Julius Slowacki Theatre

Julius Slowacki Theatre

Train Station
Train Station
Train Station
Warsaw Central Railway Station
Warsaw Central Railway Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Centralna Station
Warszawa Centralna Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Stadion Station
Warszawa Stadion Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Torunska Station
Warszawa Torunska Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Ursus Station
Warszawa Ursus Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Ursus Pn. Station
Warszawa Ursus Pn. Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Wawer Station
Warszawa Wawer Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Wilenska Station
Warszawa Wilenska Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Wlochy Station
Warszawa Wlochy Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Wola Station
Warszawa Wola Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Zachodnia Station
Warszawa Zachodnia Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Zeran Station
Warszawa Zeran Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Zoo Station
Warszawa Zoo Station
Warsaw
Wroclaw Central Station
Wroclaw Central Station
Wroclaw
Krakow Central Railway Station
Krakow Central Railway Station
Krakow
Central Railway Station Poznan
Central Railway Station Poznan
Poznan
Gdansk Central Station
Gdansk Central Station
Gdansk
Central Railway Station Sopot
Central Railway Station Sopot
Gdansk
Gdynia Central Railway Station
Gdynia Central Railway Station
Gdansk
Katowice Central Station
Katowice Central Station
Kattowitz
Railway Station Zakopane
Railway Station Zakopane
Zakopane
Jelenia Góra Railway Station
Jelenia Góra Railway Station
Jelenia Gora
Lublin Railway Station
Lublin Railway Station
Lublin
Central Railway Station Sopot
Central Railway Station Sopot
Sopot
Szczecin Central Railway Station
Szczecin Central Railway Station
Szczecin

Point of Interest
Point of Interest
Point of Interest
Bibl. i Muz. Ordynacji Krasinskich
Bibl. i Muz. Ordynacji Krasinskich
Warsaw
Bumar Warynski
Bumar Warynski
Warsaw
Centr Dw. PKS Station
Centr Dw. PKS Station
Warsaw
Centrum Station
Centrum Station
Warsaw
Fort Siergieja-Sokolnickiego
Fort Siergieja-Sokolnickiego
Warsaw
Grob Nieznanego Zolnierza
Grob Nieznanego Zolnierza
Warsaw
Kolumna Zygmunta III Wazy
Kolumna Zygmunta III Wazy
Warsaw
M. B. Nieustajacej Pomocy
M. B. Nieustajacej Pomocy
Warsaw
Mauzoleum Walki i Meczenstwa
Mauzoleum Walki i Meczenstwa
Warsaw
Palac Kultury i Nauki
Palac Kultury i Nauki
Warsaw
Plyta Desantu
Plyta Desantu
Warsaw
Pole Mokotowskie Station
Pole Mokotowskie Station
Warsaw
Politechnika Station
Politechnika Station
Warsaw
Pomnik Chwala Saperom
Pomnik Chwala Saperom
Warsaw
Pomnik 1000 lecia Jazdy Polskiej
Pomnik 1000 lecia Jazdy Polskiej
Warsaw
Pomnik A. Mickiewicza
Pomnik A. Mickiewicza
Warsaw
Pomnik B. Prusa
Pomnik B. Prusa
Warsaw
Pomnik Baonu A.K. Miotla
Pomnik Baonu A.K. Miotla
Warsaw
Pomnik Baonu A.K. Zaremba-Piorun
Pomnik Baonu A.K. Zaremba-Piorun
Warsaw
Pomnik Bitwy Paszynskiej
Pomnik Bitwy Paszynskiej
Warsaw
Pomnik Bochaterow 1944-45 r.
Pomnik Bochaterow 1944-45 r.
Warsaw
Pomnik Bohaterow Getta
Pomnik Bohaterow Getta
Warsaw
Pomnik Bohaterow Warszawy Nike
Pomnik Bohaterow Warszawy Nike
Warsaw
Pomnik Brama Stracen
Pomnik Brama Stracen
Warsaw
Pomnik Braterstwa Broni
Pomnik Braterstwa Broni
Warsaw
Pomnik Bud. Szosy Brzeskiej
Pomnik Bud. Szosy Brzeskiej
Warsaw
Pomnik Cudu nad Wisla
Pomnik Cudu nad Wisla
Warsaw
Pomnik Czerwca 1976 r.
Pomnik Czerwca 1976 r.
Warsaw
Pomnik Czynu Chlopskiego
Pomnik Czynu Chlopskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik E. H. Huse
Pomnik E. H. Huse
Warsaw
Pomnik E. Orzeszkow
Pomnik E. Orzeszkow
Warsaw
Pomnik E. Orzeszkowej
Pomnik E. Orzeszkowej
Warsaw
Pomnik Fr. Chopina
Pomnik Fr. Chopina
Warsaw
Pomnik gen. Z. Berlinga
Pomnik gen. Z. Berlinga
Warsaw
Pomnik I. J. Paderewskiego
Pomnik I. J. Paderewskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik J. Boernera
Pomnik J. Boernera
Warsaw
Pomnik J. Kilinskiego
Pomnik J. Kilinskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik J. Korczaka
Pomnik J. Korczaka
Warsaw
Pomnik J. Kusocinskiego
Pomnik J. Kusocinskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik J. Matejki
Pomnik J. Matejki
Warsaw
Pomnik J. Sowinskiego
Pomnik J. Sowinskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik J. Wagi
Pomnik J. Wagi
Warsaw
Pomnik J. Waszyngtona
Pomnik J. Waszyngtona
Warsaw
Pomnik Krola Jana III Sobieskiego
Pomnik Krola Jana III Sobieskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik ks. J. Poniatowskiego
Pomnik ks. J. Poniatowskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik ks. Kard. S. Wyszynskiego
Pomnik ks. Kard. S. Wyszynskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik Lotnika
Pomnik Lotnika
Warsaw
Pomnik M. Anielowicza
Pomnik M. Anielowicza
Warsaw
Pomnik M. Kasprzaka
Pomnik M. Kasprzaka
Warsaw
Pomnik M. Konopnickiej
Pomnik M. Konopnickiej
Warsaw
Pomnik M. Kopernika
Pomnik M. Kopernika
Warsaw
Pomnik M. Sklodowskiej Curie
Pomnik M. Sklodowskiej Curie
Warsaw
Pomnik Mieczennikow Terroru Kom. 1944-56 r.
Pomnik Mieczennikow Terroru Kom. 1944-56 r.
Warsaw
Pomnik Miejsce Stracen 1864 r.
Pomnik Miejsce Stracen 1864 r.
Warsaw
Pomnik Nauczycieli
Pomnik Nauczycieli
Warsaw
Pomnik Ofiar Katynia
Pomnik Ofiar Katynia
Warsaw
Pomnik Ofiar Pawiaka
Pomnik Ofiar Pawiaka
Warsaw
Pomnik Ofiar Wojny 1939-1945
Pomnik Ofiar Wojny 1939-1945
Warsaw
Pomnik P. Wysockiego
Pomnik P. Wysockiego
Warsaw
Pomnik Pam. Dyw. Bomb. Poludniowoafryk Sil Zbrojnych
Pomnik Pam. Dyw. Bomb. Poludniowoafryk Sil Zbrojnych
Warsaw
Pomnik Partyzanta AL
Pomnik Partyzanta AL
Warsaw
Pomnik plk. Fr. Nullo
Pomnik plk. Fr. Nullo
Warsaw
Pomnik Polegl i Pomord. na Wsoh.
Pomnik Polegl i Pomord. na Wsoh.
Warsaw
Pomnik Polegl. Zoln. II Dow Piech. W. P.
Pomnik Polegl. Zoln. II Dow Piech. W. P.
Warsaw
Pomnik Polegli Niepokonani
Pomnik Polegli Niepokonani
Warsaw
Pomnik Poleglych Lotnikow Brytyjskich
Pomnik Poleglych Lotnikow Brytyjskich
Warsaw
Pomnik Poleglych w Bitwie pod Olszynka Grochowska w 1831 r.
Pomnik Poleglych w Bitwie pod Olszynka Grochowska w 1831 r.
Warsaw
Pomnik Poleglych w Walce ze Szwedami w 1656 r.
Pomnik Poleglych w Walce ze Szwedami w 1656 r.
Warsaw
Pomnik Poleglym za Ojczyzne w 1831 r.
Pomnik Poleglym za Ojczyzne w 1831 r.
Warsaw
Pomnik Polski Walczacej
Pomnik Polski Walczacej
Warsaw
Pomnik Powstancow Czemiakowa i Zolnierzy 1 Armii WP
Pomnik Powstancow Czemiakowa i Zolnierzy 1 Armii WP
Warsaw
Pomnik Powstania Warszawskiego
Pomnik Powstania Warszawskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik Powstankow Obwodu AK Zywicid
Pomnik Powstankow Obwodu AK Zywicid
Warsaw
Pomnik Prusa Zeromskiego
Pomnik Prusa Zeromskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik Pulkow Baszta i Waligora
Pomnik Pulkow Baszta i Waligora
Warsaw
Pomnik Reduta Magnet.
Pomnik Reduta Magnet.
Warsaw
Pomnik Reduta Matki Boskiej Powstanczej
Pomnik Reduta Matki Boskiej Powstanczej
Warsaw
Pomnik Reduta Ordona 1831 r.
Pomnik Reduta Ordona 1831 r.
Warsaw
Pomnik Reduty Brodnowskiej
Pomnik Reduty Brodnowskiej
Warsaw
Pomnik S. Wojciechowskiego
Pomnik S. Wojciechowskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik S. Zeromskiego
Pomnik S. Zeromskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik Sereny
Pomnik Sereny
Warsaw
Pomnik St. Moniuszki
Pomnik St. Moniuszki
Warsaw
Pomnik Swietego Jana Nepomucena
Pomnik Swietego Jana Nepomucena
Warsaw
Pomnik Syrenki
Pomnik Syrenki
Warsaw
Pomnik W. Boguslawskiego
Pomnik W. Boguslawskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik W. Witosa
Pomnik W. Witosa
Warsaw
Pomnik Warszawskich Termopili
Pomnik Warszawskich Termopili
Warsaw
Pomnik Wdziecznosci Zolnierzom A. R.
Pomnik Wdziecznosci Zolnierzom A. R.
Warsaw
Pomnik Wl. Sikorskiego
Pomnik Wl. Sikorskiego
Warsaw
Pomnik Wladyslawa Hibnera
Pomnik Wladyslawa Hibnera
Warsaw
Pomnik Wojciecha Gorckiego
Pomnik Wojciecha Gorckiego
Warsaw
Pomnik Zgrupowania Krybar
Pomnik Zgrupowania Krybar
Warsaw
Pomnik Zol. Bazy Lotniczej A. K. Luzyce
Pomnik Zol. Bazy Lotniczej A. K. Luzyce
Warsaw
Pomnik Zolnierzy A.K. Poleglychwataku Gdanski
Pomnik Zolnierzy A.K. Poleglychwataku Gdanski
Warsaw
Pomnik Zydowskich Ofiar Hitlerowskiego Terroru
Pomnik Zydowskich Ofiar Hitlerowskiego Terroru
Warsaw
Raclawicka Station
Raclawicka Station
Warsaw
Rzezba Jezusa z Rio
Rzezba Jezusa z Rio
Warsaw
Sluzew Station
Sluzew Station
Warsaw
Stacja Towarowa Station
Stacja Towarowa Station
Warsaw
Waerszawa Olszynka Grochowska Station
Waerszawa Olszynka Grochowska Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Aleja Jerozolimskie WKD Station
Warszawa Aleja Jerozolimskie WKD Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Anin Station
Warszawa Anin Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Gdanska Station
Warszawa Gdanska Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Glowna Station
Warszawa Glowna Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Goclawek Station
Warszawa Goclawek Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Kasprzaka Station
Warszawa Kasprzaka Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Kolo Station
Warszawa Kolo Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Medzylesie Station
Warszawa Medzylesie Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Miedzeszyn Station
Warszawa Miedzeszyn Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Ochota Station
Warszawa Ochota Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Odolany Stacja towarowa Station
Warszawa Odolany Stacja towarowa Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Okecie Station
Warszawa Okecie Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Powisle Station
Warszawa Powisle Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Praga Station
Warszawa Praga Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Radosc Station
Warszawa Radosc Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Rakow WKD Station
Warszawa Rakow WKD Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Rakowiec Station
Warszawa Rakowiec Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Reduta Ordona Station
Warszawa Reduta Ordona Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Rembertow Station
Warszawa Rembertow Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Salomea WKD Station
Warszawa Salomea WKD Station
Warsaw
Warszawa Sluzewiec Station
Warszawa Sluzewiec Station
Warsaw
Wesola Station
Wesola Station
Warsaw
Wierzbno Station
Wierzbno Station
Warsaw
Wilanowska Station
Wilanowska Station
Warsaw
Zamek Krolewski
Zamek Krolewski
Warsaw
Archiwum Panstwowe
Archiwum Panstwowe
Wroclaw
Bastion Sakwowy
Bastion Sakwowy
Wroclaw
Hala Targowa
Hala Targowa
Wroclaw
Iglica
Iglica
Wroclaw
Old ramparts
Old ramparts
Wroclaw
Panorama Raclawicka
Panorama Raclawicka
Wroclaw
Ratusz
Ratusz
Wroclaw
Statua Sw. Jana Nepomucena
Statua Sw. Jana Nepomucena
Wroclaw
Szaniec Szwedzki
Szaniec Szwedzki
Wroclaw
Palac Sztuki
Palac Sztuki
Krakow
Palac Wielopolskich
Palac Wielopolskich
Krakow
Palac Wodzickich
Palac Wodzickich
Krakow
Pomnik Bednarskiego
Pomnik Bednarskiego
Krakow
Pomnik Henryka Reymana
Pomnik Henryka Reymana
Krakow
Pomnik Ignacego Lukasiewicza
Pomnik Ignacego Lukasiewicza
Krakow
Pomnik J. Jordana
Pomnik J. Jordana
Krakow
Pomnik ks. F.Jordana
Pomnik ks. F.Jordana
Krakow
Pomnik Lotnikow Polskich 1939-1945
Pomnik Lotnikow Polskich 1939-1945
Krakow
Pomnik Maksymiliana Nowickiego
Pomnik Maksymiliana Nowickiego
Krakow
Pomnik Marii Konopnickiej
Pomnik Marii Konopnickiej
Krakow
Pomnik Mieczyslawa Kuznovicza
Pomnik Mieczyslawa Kuznovicza
Krakow
Pomnik Rafala Czerwiakowskiego
Pomnik Rafala Czerwiakowskiego
Krakow
Pomnik Stanislawa Wyspianskiego
Pomnik Stanislawa Wyspianskiego
Krakow
Pomnik Stara Boznika
Pomnik Stara Boznika
Krakow
Pomnik Zolnierzom Wrzesnia
Pomnik Zolnierzom Wrzesnia
Krakow
Robotnikow Poleglych w 1936r.
Robotnikow Poleglych w 1936r.
Krakow
Rydlowka
Rydlowka
Krakow
Smocza Jama
Smocza Jama
Krakow
Sukiennice
Sukiennice
Krakow
Swiatowida
Swiatowida
Krakow
T. Kosciuszki
T. Kosciuszki
Krakow
W. Boya-Zelenskiego
W. Boya-Zelenskiego
Krakow
Wieza Ratuszowa
Wieza Ratuszowa
Krakow
Zespol Klasztorny Franciszkanow z Kosciolem Sw. Franciszka
Zespol Klasztorny Franciszkanow z Kosciolem Sw. Franciszka
Krakow
Zespol Murow Obronnych z Basztami
Zespol Murow Obronnych z Basztami
Krakow
Zyblikiewi
Zyblikiewi
Krakow

Art Galleries & Dealers

Art Galleries & Dealers

Art Galleries & Dealers

Galeria Azjatycka

Galeria Azjatycka

Galeria Nusantara

Galeria Nusantara

Galeria Zapiecek

Galeria Zapiecek

Area
Area
Area
Wroclaw Brochow
Wroclaw Brochow
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Glowny
Wroclaw Glowny
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Klecina
Wroclaw Klecina
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Kowale
Wroclaw Kowale
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Kuzniki
Wroclaw Kuzniki
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Mikolajow
Wroclaw Mikolajow
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Muchobor
Wroclaw Muchobor
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Nadodrze
Wroclaw Nadodrze
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Nowy Dwor
Wroclaw Nowy Dwor
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Popowice
Wroclaw Popowice
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Psie Pole
Wroclaw Psie Pole
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Soltysowice
Wroclaw Soltysowice
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Swojczyce
Wroclaw Swojczyce
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Wojszyce
Wroclaw Wojszyce
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Zachodni
Wroclaw Zachodni
Wroclaw
Wroclaw Zerniki
Wroclaw Zerniki
Wroclaw
Krakow Batowice
Krakow Batowice
Krakow
Krakow Bonarka
Krakow Bonarka
Krakow
Krakow Borek Falecki
Krakow Borek Falecki
Krakow
Krakow Glowny
Krakow Glowny
Krakow
Krakow Krzemionki
Krakow Krzemionki
Krakow
Krakow Lobzow
Krakow Lobzow
Krakow
Krakow Mydlniki
Krakow Mydlniki
Krakow
Krakow Mydlniki Wapiennik
Krakow Mydlniki Wapiennik
Krakow
Krakow Plaszow
Krakow Plaszow
Krakow
Krakow Swoszowice
Krakow Swoszowice
Krakow
Krakow Zablocie
Krakow Zablocie
Krakow

Corporate - Industrial - Businesses

Corporate - Industrial - Businesses

Corporate - Industrial - Businesses

The Botanic Garden of the Jagiellonian University

The Botanic Garden of the Jagiellonian University

AGH University of Science and Technology

AGH University of Science and Technology

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