Architecture: Śródmieście

monumental domed church with a bishops' crypt, a pantheon and a viewing terrace on the roof

a hotel from 1902 with a white-brick façade, where Kiepura, Szymanowski and de Gaulle stayed

a Neo-Gothic church with an 86 m brick tower, the cathedral of the Katowice diocese from 1925 to 1957

an industrialists' villa of 1872 with allegories of industry, science and fine arts on its façade

the first brick church in Katowice, a Neo-Romanesque Lutheran church with stained glass

Modernist garrison church with a single tower and an Art Deco interior

active Jewish cemetery from 1869 on ul. Kozielska, entered in the heritage register

oldest surviving Catholic church in central Katowice, Neo-Gothic, with a 71-metre tower

steel-and-reinforced-concrete skyscraper from 1934, a model of functionalism in Upper Silesia

a block from 1966-1970 on 72 concrete supports, once the largest residential building in Poland

a cultural institution organising festivals of music, film and visual arts

a Monument of History from 1924-1929: seat of the Silesian Sejm with a parliamentary chamber and Art Déco interiors

curia building from 1927-1933, the work of the architects of the neighbouring cathedral

Modernist tenement house from 1939 known as the Zebra, with an original staircase

the former Grand Hotel from the late 19th century, for 34 years the seat of the Silesian Museum

Modernist architect's own house from 1926-1930, a stop on the Modernism Trail

replica of an 1816 statue where St John Street meets Katowice's Market Square

early 20th-century villa where Wojciech Korfanty lived from 1923

neoclassical villa of the Kramsta industrialist family, for many years a club of creative associations

tenement from 1900 in which the “Wojko” café operated from the 1930s

brick city bathhouse from 1895 in the ensemble of buildings on ul. Mickiewicza in Katowice

block of tenement houses by Bruno Taut from 1915-1920 in the Katowice city centre

a modernist officers' club from the 1930s on Raciborska Street, today the seat of an academy of fine arts

brick villa with a tower and stepped gable for a tiled stove manufacturer