Day 1: Morning: Start with a visit to the Silesian Museum (Muzeum Śląskie): This museum offers a unique immersion into the history and culture of the Silesia region. The halls dedicated to industrial development and art are particularly interesting. Nearby is the Spodek arena: This iconic "flying saucer" shaped building is the main cultural and sports center of the city. Even if you don't catch an event, the building is worth seeing. Day: Breakfast in the city center: Choose one of the many cafes on Mariacka Street, the main pedestrian zone of the city. Here you can enjoy local Polish dishes in a modern interpretation. Visit the Katowice Historical Museum (Muzeum Historii Katowic): Learn more about the development of Katowice from a small industrial settlement to a modern city. Evening: Take a walk in the Katowice city forest: If you love nature, take a walk in the forest park. It's a great place to relax and unwind after a busy day. Dinner at one of the local restaurants: Try traditional Silesian dishes such as dumplings, cabbage, and meat dishes.
Day 2: Morning: Visit the Botanical Garden in Mikołów (Ogród Botaniczny w Mikołowie): Located near Katowice, this is a beautiful place for a morning walk, especially in spring and summer.
Day: Returning to the city, head to Silesian Park (Park Śląski): One of the largest city parks in Europe, offering plenty of entertainment, including a zoo, the Legendia amusement park, and the city stadium. Visit the Silesian Zoo: One of the largest zoos in Poland, where you can see various animal species from around the world.
Evening: Take a walk in the Nikiszowiec district: This historic working-class district has a unique architecture and atmosphere. Here you can feel the spirit of old Silesia. Try local desserts at one of the cafes near Nikiszowiec: End your day by indulging in sweets in a cozy atmosphere. Katowice is a city that combines historical atmosphere and modern culture. I hope this guide will help make your trip rich and interesting!
