Solo: Śródmieście

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

a three-metre bronze figure of the Pope by Gustaw Zemła beside the cathedral

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

an exhibition in the artists' two-level flat, with costumes, posters and memorabilia

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

rescued neon signs from former stations, hotels and cinemas, lit up after dark

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

enclosed convent of Discalced Carmelite nuns with a chapel open for morning Eucharist

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

a functionalist insurgents' building from the 1930s, a site of defence in September 1939

a brick tenement house from 1932 in the spirit of functionalism, with a corner oriel

Katowice gallery of contemporary painting with roots in the independent scene of martial law

art and architecture gallery in a historic tenement house on Dyrekcyjna Street in Katowice

four tower blocks from the 1960s on former tennis courts, known as the Dolarowce because they were sold for foreign currency

eclectic Louis Dame tenement buildings with corner helms on Korfantego Avenue

an exhibition pavilion from the 1960s with a frieze of bas-reliefs and green glass mosaics

a historic station complex from 1859-1931, now full of venues and a music club after renovation