<font color="burgundy">Biala Fabryka (White Factory)</font> in Lodz.
I grew up in Lodz. I have great memories of the city. The people are very nice and helpful. The schools that I attended were excellent. And I was never bored in Lodz.
My favorite places in Lodz are: <font color="burgundy">Piotrkowska Street</font> (you can do anything and everything there; Piotrkowska Street has: galleries, shopping, restaurants, cafes, many, many clubs etc.), <font color="burgundy">Lodz Opera</font> (the second most renowned and second largest opera house in Poland after Warsaw which hosts the largest opera house in Europe) is an excellent venue for high quality performances; <font color="burgundy">Poznanski Palace</font> and its museum, <font color="burgundy">Lagiewniki Forest</font> . These few probably top my list but there is so much more to this unique city.
Lodz-born pianist Artur Rubinstein wrote about the <font color="red">Polish seasons, "There is no mistake about them, they are what a symphony is supposed to be: four perfect movements in intimate harmony with one another."</font>