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An immense silhouette of the church of Saint Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr dominates the old town in Czeladź. The building was erected at the beginning of the last century, on the site where successive churches had been standing probably as early as since the thirteenth century. The church is a neo-Romanesque basilica, with some Gothic features. Inside, there are some elements from the older church. Professors Makarewicz and Zin called the church “The Notre Dame of Czeladź”.

Czeladź was granted the city rights by Duke Ladislaus of Opole and Racibórz, probably in the 60s of the thirteenth century. It was then that the typical medieval urban layout was created, with a market square in the center, a grid plan of streets and a parish church, enclosed in an oval fortification. On the market square, there are two preserved historic tenements houses, evoking the look of the old city.

Czeladź is an industrial town situated in Zagłębie Dąbrowskie, which may be proud of its history dating back to the Middle Ages. Despite the turmoil of history, the historic urban layout of the city with a nice old town has been preserved to this day. We can find here precious monuments - the eighteenth-century house with a characteristic pedimental roof and arcades located at 3 Kościelna Street is worth special attention. He recalls what old Czeladź once looked like.

The Gallery "Elektrownia" (“Power Station”) is housed in the old building of the largest and most modern industrial plant the town city - the coal mine "Saturn". The building was built of brick, in the style characteristic of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. It was designed by outstanding Polish architect, Joseph Pius Dziekoński. Inside the building, there are art exhibitions, an original turbine, a control panel and a powerful flywheel.

The Jewish cemetery at Będzinska Street in Czeladź served the faith of the Mosaic religion from two towns – Czeladź and Będzin. The cemetery was established at the end of the nineteenth century Or at the beginning of the twentieth century. There are 3200 graves in the area of over half a hectare with separate burial places for the deceased from Czeladź and Będziń, as well as for men and women. On the cemetery, we can find a mass grave of 500 Jews murdered in Będziń and a monument dedicated to the victims of the holocauSt

Hotel „Pod Filarami” znajduje się w zieleni parku miejskiego tak więc zapewnia wypoczynek w miłej, spokojnej atmosferze, z dala od ruchu miejskiego. Jednocześnie usytuowanie hotelu w centrum aglomeracji Śląska i Zagłębia – w odległości 8-15 km od największych miast regionu – zapewnia szybki i wygodny dojazd do centrum Katowic, Będzina, Sosnowca czy Dąbrowy Górniczej.

Hotel znajduje się przy drodze krajowej DK4 Kraków - Wrocław w odległości 15 kilometrów od Katowic, co sprzyja organizacji spotkań rodzinnych, biznesowych oraz ułatwia wykorzystanie wolnego czasu na poznawanie uroków Zagłębia Dąbrowskiego.