Piotrkowska Street
Ulica Piotrkowska
A roughly 4.2-kilometer pedestrian main street lined with 19th-century industrial magnates' mansions, arcaded courtyards and bars and restaurants.
Piotrkowska Street runs about 4.2 kilometers south from Freedom Square at its northern end. It is one of Europe's longest commercial streets. Its core pedestrian section is lined with Art Nouveau and eclectic buildings, and many of their gateways open onto courtyards decorated with murals. Along the way you can see bronze statues of famous people seated on benches, including pianist Arthur Rubinstein and poet Julian Tuwim, a Hollywood-style Walk of Fame, the Rose Arcade, and the Grand Hotel. Admission to the street is free, and you can tour it by rickshaw. Evening into night is when the bars are at their liveliest.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Rose Passage
- Poznański Palace (Museum of the City of Łódź)
- Manufaktura
- Muzeum Sztuki (Museum of Art in Łódź)
- Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Łódź
- Łódź Fabryczna Station
- OFF Piotrkowska
- EC1 Łódź – City of Culture