Kąpielisko "Bugla"

Attempts to commemorate the victims of the communist crime of December 16, 1981 were taken immediately after the pacification of the mine, but all the symbols were instantly destroyed by the communist authorities. The monument was unveiled on December 15, 1991. It was designed by Alina and Andrzej Grzybowski. The monument consists of a 33-meter-tall cross and an urn with the soil from the graves of the nine miners. In the Memorial Museum we can see a documentary and an exhibition with a display illustrating the tragic events, accompanied by the sounds of tanks, helicopters and guns, which makes you feel the horror of the pacification.

Since its beginnings in 1865, the history of the industrial city of Katowice was inextricably linked to the presence of Jews. At that time, the Jewish community gained great importance, both in the economic and in social life. In 1868, the young Jewish community founded its cemetery at Kozielska Street. There are 1,500 graves preserved to this day, among them the beautiful tombs of the distinguished Jewish families of the Gruenfeldsów, Goldsteins, Panofskys, and many others.

The Tadeusz Kościuszko Park in Katowice is the largest municipal park in the capital of Upper Silesia. The beginnings of the garden areas to the south of the city center date back to the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It was then named the South Park. In 1925, it changed its name to Tadeusz Kościuszko. Currently, the park occupies 72 hectares. We will encounter almost 100 species of trees and shrubs here, as well as historical artifacts - such as a parachute tower or a wooden church of Saint Michael the Archangel.

The church of Saints Peter and Paul in Katowice was built in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, as the seat of the second Roman Catholic parish in the city. The designer of the church was Joseph Ebers, a building advisor to the diocese from Wrocław. The neo-Gothic church is made of brick, on a Latin cross plan. Interestingly, in the years 1925-1957, it served as the cathedral church of the diocese of Katowice

The church of Saint Joseph in Katowice is located a few kilometers from the city center, in the district of Załęże. This impressive, neo-Gothic church was designed by famous architect Ludwik Schneider. The building was erected between 1898 and 1900, but an independent parish was separated two years earlier. The residents of Załęże, shocked by the catastrophe in the mine "Kleofas" in 1896, dedicated to Saint Joseph, the patron of good death.

The accommodation is housed in an Art Nouveau building from the early twentieth century.

Hotel of The Jerzy Kukuczka Academy of Physical Education in Katowice has 47 accommodation places in rooms with bathrooms.

Hotel Marysin Dwór** is located the city center, close to the Silesian Park, and the shopping and entertainment complex: Silesia City Center.

The restaurant offers an extensive menu of light snacks, hot dishes, desserts.

Telepizza to międzynarodowa sieć pizzerii, dostarczająca pyszne i gorące pizze do domów w niespełna 70 miastach w całej Polsce.

Narada Sushi Club to miejsce szczególne na mapie Katowic.

The restaurant, one of several belonging to a hotel-restaurant industry "Marysin Manor."