Timeline
15:00
Stop at Piwoteka for a Polish regional beer. This shop-pub is just off the main street and is the perfect starting point to soak in the local atmosphere before the crowds arrive.
15:30
Walk to the Pałac Juliusza Heinzla. This palatial mansion, now housing the City Hall, sits at number 104 on Piotrkowska Street. It is a striking example of the street’s architectural heritage.
16:00
Head south to the Ławeczka Tuwima. This monument to the poet Julian Tuwim is located along the pedestrian-only stretch of the street. Arriving at sunset lets you see the golden light wash over the historic facades.
16:15
End the walk at Owoce i warzywa. This hipster favorite offers a chance to relax with a drink in a space furnished with Polish design examples. It is open late, making it a comfortable finish to the evening.
Local tip
Piotrkowska Street is pedestrian-only, so you can stroll carefree without watching for traffic. The walk between Piwoteka and the Heinzl Palace is short, keeping the route focused on the southern section of the street.
Check before you go
- Piwoteka is open Su-Th 14:00-00:00 and Fr-Sa 14:00-02:00.
- Owoce i warzywa is open Mo-Th 10:00-24:00, Fr-Sa 10:00+, and Su 11:00-24:00.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Łódź (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).