At the end of last year, she was in 5th place in the favorite places of journalists of the British “The Independent”. Reporters were delighted with prices, monuments and wrote that “even Starbucks is impressive.” Everything indicates that not only the British appreciated the city. The magistrate data shows that last year tourists left almost a billion zlotys in Łódź.
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Record tourist year in Łódź
Łódź attracts tourists not only with monuments such as the Poznań Palace, or one of the longest shopping streets in Europe, but also the history, art and festivals, which are held in the city. In 2024, about half a million people took part in the three -day Łódź Summer Festival. In addition, festivals such as Audioriver or Great Seprsege have attracted crowds of music lovers from around the world. Crowds also visited Łódź on the occasion of the Light Move Festival, which has been combining history with modernity for years (in 2025, the 15th edition will take place in September!). One -day concerts of world stars also join the festivals. In 2024, the Atlas Arena was visited by about 800,000 guests, including about a million of them. The data provided to us by the Łódź magistrate shows that during festivals and concerts last year there were almost 100 percent, with a year -round average of 61.4 percent. (Data Str Global). The average expenditure of a tourist for stay in Łódź was PLN 150 for one day and about 350 zlotys for two days with accommodation. The average price of accommodation in Łódź is about PLN 200 per night per person. Private accommodation, which can be reserved in such applications as Booking or Airbnb, are becoming more and more popular. In this respect, tourists left about PLN 200 million in Łódź. Visitors are also happy to leave money in bars and restaurants.- Restaurants on ul. Piotrkowska and in Manufaktura, but premises at Księży Młyn and ul. Włókiennicza. On average, visitors spend about PLN 100 on a meal – informs the Medical University in Łódź.
A new tourist attraction in Łódź. Opening of the Great Amusement Park as early as February
In 2025, one of the largest amusement parks in Europe will join the numerous tourist attractions of Łódź. Hopa Lupa opens on February 14, 2025, is 20,000 m2 and is located in the Nowa Successja shopping center at ul. Polytechniki 1. Guests are waiting for slides, carousels and obstacle tracks. In addition, a huge zone of the 3000 m² Trampoline Park, with trampolines, zones for a thug, basketball, or a swimming pool with sponges and airbags. There is also a go -kart track, gaming machines and Bumper Car zone, and Hopa Lupa Island with water tracks and a sand pool.
Łódź. What is worth seeing?
In addition to the festivals and the amusement park, a visit to Łódź is also worth enriched with other attractions. Łódź, associated with a red brick factory city, is beautiful from year to year and has a lot to offer. There are about 40 parks in the city that captivate with nature and peace. It is worth going to the Nature Reserve – the Łagiewnicki Forest, which is one of the largest urban complexes in Europe, the Botanical Garden and the gardens of the Herbst Palace deserve attention, which today houses the Museum of Art. The palace is located in Księży Młyn, an incredibly green district, which was built in the nineteenth century by Karol Scheibler, the richest industrialist in Łódź of this period. Today, the district is teeming with life again and there is one Łódź business card. However, not only greenery can delight in Łódź. When walking on Piotrkowska Street, it’s worth looking into the magic Rose passage (), you can also sit on a bench with Julian Tuwim and read to a photo with a bronze teddy bear. A visit to the Orientarium in the Łódź zoo will also be entertainment for small and large ones. There you will find over 35 species of terrestrial animals and 180 species of fish. There is the longest (26 meters) underwater tunnel in the country. In seven reservoirs, among others The only guitar fish in Poland, unique bearded sharks and rays with tails over one and a half meters long. One elephant is one of the biggest attractions, where the largest and oldest Indian elephant in Europe lives – Aleksander. If you don’t have enough impressions, you can go to EC1, i.e. the Łódź Science and Technology Center. It houses a modern planetarium, the National Film Culture Center, a comic book and interactive narrative center created by the organizers of the International Comics and Games Festival.
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