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We recommend booking Pasaz Rozy tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 5 Pasaz Rozy tours on Tripadvisor

What's the best way to see Pasaz Rozy?

According to Tripadvisor travelers, these are the best ways to experience Pasaz Rozy: Lodz Old Town Highlights Private Walking Tour (From $99.43) Lodz Private Polish Beer Tasting Tour (From $160.22) Lodz - Full Day Tour from Warsaw by private car (From $296.87) Lodz Private Traditional Polish Food Tour (From $178.78) Lodz Private Vodka Tasting Tour (From $159.46) See all Pasaz Rozy experiences on Tripadvisor

What hotels are near Pasaz Rozy?

Hotels near Pasaz Rozy: (0.10 mi) Boutique Hotel's II (0.23 mi) PURO Lodz Centrum (0.09 mi) Green Hostel 24 (0.16 mi) Home & Travel (0.32 mi) Vienna House by Wyndham Andel's Lodz View all hotels near Pasaz Rozy on Tripadvisor

What restaurants are near Pasaz Rozy?

Restaurants near Pasaz Rozy: (0.09 mi) Pizzeria Pomodoro (0.10 mi) Powidok - Restauracja Autorska (0.05 mi) Gruzja Gruzińskie Bistro i Nie Tylko (0.07 mi) Komediowa (0.10 mi) Wloszczyzna View all restaurants near Pasaz Rozy on Tripadvisor

Pasaz Rozy - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

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Julia T

Warsaw, Poland78 contributions

So pretty!!!

Nov 2021 • Couples

This is a magical place, worth visiting when walking at Piotrkowska Street. This small side street is a project created by an artist Joanna Rajkowska who covered all walls with small pieces of mirrors reflecting light.

This place looks different any time of the day - we visited in the late afternoon in November, so it was already dark but with the lamps it was still beautiful

Written November 14, 2021

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pawel_hbg

Sopot, Poland9,999 contributions

Biggest glass mosaic in Poland

Oct 2020 • Couples

Pasaż Róży is a kind of mirror installation covering the walls of the former Hotel Polski. The project by Joanna Rajkowska is the biggest glass mosaic in Poland. You will easily find it at beginning of main walking street in Łódź- Piotrkowska.

Written October 25, 2020

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Patricia Paulina

Berlin, Germany89 contributions

Beautiful spot

Feb 2019 • Couples

Very original project in the centre of Łódź. It also has a symbolic meaning and reflects a way that artist’s daughter went through from being blind to be able to see again. Definately worth visiting, especially if you like taking pictures.

Written December 26, 2019

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Helen552259

Sunbury, Australia470 contributions

what a cool building

Aug 2019

followed the crowd in to see this building - glad I did as I don't think I would see it anywhere else

Written December 30, 2019

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robgarrettcurator

Gdynia, Poland328 contributions

Hidden gem with a great story

Aug 2019 • Solo

Exploring Piotrkowska Street, don't miss this wonderful alleyway at No.3, Pasaż Róży (Rosa's Passage), whose walls are entirely covered in fragmented mirrors. It is only open between 8 am and 10 pm, and it is best experienced in sunlight anyway, as the shards reflect patterns onto the ground and onto visitors. It has a wonderful story too. Created by artist Joanna Rajkowska (b.1968; the same artist who did the Palm Tree in Warsaw) to reflect the light of the sky into an otherwise dark passage. It also has a personal significance, for it symbolizes the passage of the artist's young daughter from blindness to sight as she undergoes treatment for a type of eye cancer, retinoblastoma. Lot's of photo opportunities here, in fact it may be the most photographed site in Łódź, and it will reward the curious traveler who likes seeking out hidden places - then pop across Piotrkowska and check out the ceilings in the 1828 Church of the Holy Spirit (Parafia Zesłania Ducha Świętego) before it is renovated!

Written August 6, 2019

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Martins V

Jurmala, Latvia397 contributions

Could be better in a sunny day

Jan 2020

Interesting idea and motivation to create this art piece. Could be better in a sunny day, in cloudy day it is not so impressive

Written January 6, 2020

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jayseesee

Jonsdorf, Germany37 contributions

Great idea. Good for photo shoots!

Aug 2019

Crazy mirrored courtyard. Brilliant idea. At the end, which is actually open to the street behind, there are concerts on a little stage sometimes.

Written August 30, 2019

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lonewolf44

Kingston upon Thames, UK1,303 contributions

Hidden charm of Lodz

Jul 2023

This unprepossessing (when seen from Piotrowska) alleyway is rightly popular with locals and tourists alike. The walls of all the buildings were covered painstakingly in glass fragments by a mother whose daughter lost most of her sight. This was intended to help her to continue to appreciate beauty - and, apparently, the story has a happy ending as the girl did, thanks to medical treatment, recover her sight. The legacy is this really quite extraordinary and unexpected place.

Written July 24, 2023

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Karen L

Derby, UK109 contributions

Pretty and Peaceful

Feb 2022

If you walk to fast you might miss this street...we nearly did! The mirror mosiac is so intricate and detailed. I suffer with cataracts so this was amazing through my eyes and I would like to return and see it again when my cataracts have been removed :D

Written March 6, 2022

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sir_meeshoo

Gdynia, Poland443 contributions

Overrated

Jul 2020

A neat (for a change) yard with an unusual arrangement. One of a buch of attractions complementary to the Piotrkowska street. Worth appreciating for the idea itself, but will not draw attention for more than 5 minutes.

Written July 18, 2020

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