monumental domed church with a bishops' crypt, a pantheon and a viewing terrace on the roof
a city museum in a 1910 townhouse, with burgher flats and branches in Nikiszowiec
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
a Dominican convent at the Church of the Transfiguration in central Katowice
a contemporary art gallery from 1949, with a collection and the Polish Poster Biennale
a museum in the attic of the radio station with radio sets, microphones and studio equipment
an industrialists' villa of 1872 with allegories of industry, science and fine arts on its façade
a gallery of painting, graphics, sculpture and unique glass, operating in Katowice since 1993
a theatre gallery in a tenement house from 1870 with set designs, puppets and an archive
a multimedia exhibition on figures of Upper Silesia with a bishops' crypt and a terrace
the first brick church in Katowice, a Neo-Romanesque Lutheran church with stained glass
Socialist Realist complex from 1948-1951 with a swimming pool, a theatre and an iron gate
Modernist garrison church with a single tower and an Art Deco interior
oldest surviving Catholic church in central Katowice, Neo-Gothic, with a 71-metre tower
modern academic library from 2012 in the Culture Zone, with reading rooms and exhibitions
steel-and-reinforced-concrete skyscraper from 1934, a model of functionalism in Upper Silesia
the only museum of religious art in the region, currently temporarily closed
university museum with historic organs, pipes and harmoniums from Upper Silesia
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
30-metre brick water tower from 1951 beside a platform of the main station
Modernist tenement house from 1939 known as the Zebra, with an original staircase
a brick building of the Academy of Music with a 470-seat hall and a glass atrium