The best city hikes and walks in Las Wiączyński

Workers' housing with utility rooms-storage sheds of the Joint-Stock Company Karol Wilhelm Scheibler Cotton Manufactories. It is part of the Księży Młyn Estate. This is an estate of workers' housing built in stages between 1873-1875. The main core consists of 18 residential buildings, arranged in 3 rows of 6 houses each, along with utility buildings. The main avenue of the estate is closed by the building of the former school and the former company store (the so-called Konsumy). The building of the former fire station adjoins the estate from the west. The workers' estate is complemented by a group of residential buildings on Fabryczna Street and Przędzalniana Street. The entire complex is characterized by an unchanged, regular urban and communication layout with partially preserved cobblestone pavements. In the majority of the buildings, the external form has been preserved in its nineteenth-century guise. In most cases, the layout of the rooms in the workers' apartments has also remained unchanged.

A Few Adventures of the Sparrow Ćwirek - a Polish animated (cartoon) series for children, produced in 1983-1989 by Studio Mależ Form Filmowych Se-Ma-For. 39 episodes of approximately 9 minutes were filmed. The friendly sparrow Ćwirek meets new birds and other animals, and once even flies into the city. The apartment is rented in a stork's nest. The hero of each episode was a different species of bird. All characters were voiced by Jan Kobuszewski. The Łódź Bajkowa project, under which a family tourist trail is created around the city of Łódź, following the footsteps of small monuments depicting characters from children's series and films of the Se-ma-for Small Form Film Studio. Ultimately, "Łódź Bajkowa" will consist of 17 bronze sculptures. Ten monuments were erected between 2009 and 2018.

A statue of probably 2 swans in a mini park - on M. Kolbe Square in Łódź, ul. Tatrzańska

Sebastian Bożek's mural is located on the side wall of the tenement house at 3 Nowa Street. "The first large-format work he created in Łódź, as part of the "Energy of the City 2016" Festival, is inspired by the experience of the city understood as both a general phenomenon and a specific urban space. Sebastian Bożek perceives the city as a continuous, fluid structure, changing form, neither open nor open). , nor closed, without beginning and end. As he emphasizes, the city is eternal, it disappears and is reborn, even if it is erased from real space, it exists in collective memory and imagination, like Pompeii."

Former railway crossing through Przędzalniana Street. Księży Młyn is a residential and industrial complex unique in Europe, a remnant of Karol Scheibler's industrial empire. Factory buildings and workers' housing estates began to appear in the 1870s. It was then that the history of the Scheibler Railway began, connecting textile plants initially with Łódź Fabryczna, then with the Łódź Dąbrowa Przemysłowa station. The last train - a public train running on the occasion of the Midsummer Picnic - crossed the siding on June 23, 2002. The historic two-axle wagons from the open-air museum in Zduńska Wola Karsznice were driven by an SM30-910 locomotive belonging to the "Uniontex" plant. The archival photo comes from the collection of Rajmund Pasternak.

In the street are former factories and rented apartments for the workers. Very interesting and beautifully restored.