Qubus Hotel Gliwice

The present building of the garrison church of Saint Barbara in Gliwice was founded by the local Protestant community in the mid-nineteenth century. Previously, since 1482, a wooden Catholic church had stood in its place. From 1809 to 1860 it was shared with the Evangelical Church. The church is an impressive, brick basilica, referring in style to the Italian art of the Trecento and the Quattrocento. It was designed by Friedrich August Stüler, a prominent architect.

The monumental and austere building of the former City Theatre located in Gliwice once housed one of the best institutions of its kind in the Silesian region. The Gliwice stage was established at the end of the nineteenth century, and in the interwar period it was part of the Upper Silesian Theatre of Three Cities. The building was partially burned in 1945, when the Soviet soldiers set fire to it. In the 1990s century, the theater building, which is now called “Ruins”, was revitalized, and has become a place of many cultural events.

One of the most beautiful buildings of Gliwice stands at the corner of Zwycięstwa and Kłonicka Streets – the edifice of the former “Schlesischer Hoff” Hotel (“Silesian Manor House”), which today houses the “Diament” Hotel. The construction was completed in 1896. Stylish elements borrowed from Mannerism, Renaissance and Baroque give the appearance to the building.

“Grey Chemistry " is the popular name of the building of the Faculty of Chemistry of the Silesian university of Technology, located at ks. Marcina Strzody Street. Originally, it was built in 1911 as a secondary school for boys and girls. The building was designed in the German Neo-Renaissance style, and it owes its name to grey brick veneer walls. In the 1920s, the school was expanded with one wing, which this time was erected in the style of early Modernism.

"Red Chemistry" is a popular name of the Faculty of Technology and Chemical Engineering of the Silesian University of Technology. The building was erected between 1906 and 1907, to a design by Wilhelm Kranz, a construction adviser, for the Royal School of Mechanical Engineering and Metallurgy. It was built in the neo-Gothic style, which was trendy in the early twentieth century, referring to the late medieval architecture in northern Germany

Two-room apartment.

An intimate hotel in the city center.

Kameralny hotel klasy ekonomicznej, położony w ścisłym centrum Gliwic.

Inn in mountain style.

Bar, located in the building of the Regional Administrative Court, offers home-cooked meals on the spot or take away.

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