Lodz tour
Lodz tour from Warsaw
Lodz was rich enough to attract local and overseas investors, and its glory days it hosted Poles, Germans, Jews and Russians. Their presence has been very well marked in urban architecture. It was thanks to visitors and tourists that Lodz has been called the ‘City of Four Cultures’. Since 2010, the festival ‘Lodz of Four Cultures’ has started to be organized annually.
Almost 4.2 kilometer-long Piotrkowska Street is considered the very center of the city. It’s where you can feel the atmosphere of this post-industrial city. Among prestigious boulevards such as Champs Elysees in Paris or Nevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg, Piotrkowska Street is one of the longest promenades in Europe.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
- Suggested departure time: 9:00 am
- Tour duration: 8 hours
- Sightseeing in English
- Price for a trip per person in PLN (Polish Zloty)
- Possible payments in foreign currency (GBP, EUR, USD) according to the NBP current exchange rate
| Price per person in PLN | 1 PERSON | 2 PEOPLE | 3 PEOPLE | 4 PEOPLE | 5 PEOPLE | 6 PEOPLE |
| 2400 | 1400 | 900 | 750 | 650 | 550 | |
| VEHICLE | ||||||
*PRICE INCLUDES:
- care of an English-speaking guide up to 4 hours
- driving a high-class car with an English-speaking driver
- bottled water
- in-car WiFi
- passenger insurance
- for groups larger than 6 people, the service is priced individually
- Price does not include taxes
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