- Yet, this former industrial city is reinventing itself notably through art and culture. Sometimes called the Polish “Manchester”, Lodz deserves to be known.
- Lodz’un kaderi “Vaat Edilen Topraklar” haline geldiği ve Avrupa’nın her yerinden (İngiltere ya da Portekiz’e kadar) insanları çeken 1800’lerin başında değişti.
- Radegast Train Station, Lodz Source: Janusz Baczynski / shutterstock. ... Central Museum of Textiles, Lodz Source: Mariola Anna S / shutterstock.
- Tekstil alanındaki hızlı ve güçlü büyümesinden dolayı Polonya’nın Manchester’i olarak da nitelendirilen Lodz, aynı zamanda ülkenin en büyük üçüncü şehri.
- Polonya ülkesinin en çok turist çeken şehirlerinden birisidir. Lodz şehri toplamda 768 bin civarında nüfusu vardır ve ülkenin en büyük ikinci şehridir.
- A city of festivals and art events located in the very heart of Poland, at the crossing of two main highways, you could say that all the roads lead to Lodz.
- Stroll down the famous and lively main artery of Lodz, Piotrkowska Street, which is filled with restaurants, pubs, beer halls, and cafés.
- Lodz is the third largest urban centre in Poland with a population of about 742,000. Although the history of Lodz goes back a long way...
- Lodz is an unusual, diverse city. ... Lodz is a place that draws creative souls – it has a long tradition of street art, as well as cinematography.