What to Visit in Katowice: A Surprising Destination in the Heart of Poland

Spodek and Congress Center

An icon of the city resembling a UFO. It hosts concerts, exhibitions, and sports events. Nearby is the modern Congress Center.

Address: al. Korfantego 35

Silesian Museum

A museum located on the premises of a mine. Underground galleries, art, and regional history. A must-visit.

Address: ul. Dobrowolskiego 1

Cathedral of St. Michael

Gothic architecture, stained glass windows, and organ concerts. A wonderful place for peaceful relaxation.

Address: ul. Warszawska 52

Kościuszko Park

A cozy park with panoramic views and historical monuments. An excellent place for walks and picnics.

Address: ul. Kościuszki

Silesia City Center

Shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. Surrounded by historic buildings and a central square with cafes.

Address: ul. Chorzowska 107

Mining Museum

Descent into a real mine, interactive exhibitions, and an immersion into mining history.

Address: ul. Sztygarska 11

Silesian Philharmonic

Concerts of classical music and modern art. Excellent acoustics and architecture.

Address: ul. Sokolska 2

Nikiszowiec District

Brick houses, narrow streets, and the old Silesian atmosphere. A historic district for leisurely walks.

Address: ul. Oswobodzenia

Walk of Fame

The Polish version of Hollywood, with commemorative plaques of famous artists. A great spot for photos.

Address: ul. Stawowa

Craft Factory

Traditional handcrafted items and unique souvenirs. A great option for gifts.

Address: ul. Gliwicka 87

Optimal Route

1. Start your morning in Kościuszko Park.
2. Visit the Cathedral of St. Michael.
3. Head to the Silesian Museum and Mining Museum.
4. Lunch at Silesia City Center.
5. Stroll through the Nikiszowiec District.
6. Visit the Walk of Fame.
7. End the day with a concert at the Silesian Philharmonic or Spodek.

Contacts

Phone: (+373) 22 844 111 | (+373) 78 844 111

Call to purchase a flight ticket from Chisinau to Katowice.