Łódź

Łódź once sprang up as an industrial city with a focus on textile production, and even today the red brick buildings, which have meanwhile been used differently, still shape large parts of the cityscape. Where once was spun, today is sold or strolled. Until 1960, the city was a stage destination of the International Peace Tour, which gave the industrial cityscape its splendor once a year and therefore Łódź has always been considered one of the stage cities with the greatest enthusiasm for cycling. Although the city is not considered one of the most beautiful in Poland today, after all, it is the third largest in the country. And of course, such a big city is perfect as a stage destination, because here the choice of restaurants and hotels is inexhaustible. The Piotrkowska Street, where you find yourself here, is considered the splendid boulevard of the city, which has been restored to the promenade since the 1990s.