very nice buildings and architectures. the only place besides the malls that you can hang out More

The cobblestone road is beautiful and paves the way for Lodz's best bars and clubs. More

the longest street in the europe. great to go there in the summer time when you can seat outside and have some drink just watching the people walking down the street. More

Lodz, in contrast of allother Polish cities that were not completely destroyed by war, is the only city without a medieval market place. This is due to the fact that Lodz had been established by the Russian Czar as a sort of "special economic zone" in the early 18OO. Polen was the occupied by the Russian empire. The smart Russsians... More

there is nowhere else to promenade,so as the main drag,it picks itself More

P Street Still Interesting but getting a little tired...with the opening of Manafactura much of the retail energy has diverted to that side of town. Stillmany restaurants to choose from More

If you`re planning a trip to Lodz, no matter if it`s for business or pleasure don`t leave the city without walking down Piotrkowska Street. Take your time to look up and enjoy the many Art Nouveau buildings, look down and trace the stars of all the gratest cinematographers that studied in Lodz`s famous Film School. You can visit The White... More

You can't go to Lodz without taking a wander down Piotrkowska Street. Bars, restaurants, shops, and cafes line the streets. There are always street performers, festivals and art along the street. Don't miss it! More