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Workation in Łódź: the essentials
Textile money built Łódź in the 19th century, and the brick mills are still its defining feature. One complex became the Manufaktura shopping and museum quarter, another the bars and studios of OFF Piotrkowska, and a former power station now houses the EC1 science centre, and Piotrkowska itself, a street of several kilometres, runs through the centre. Poland's fourth-largest city has about 640,000 residents, the national film school and several coworking spaces, though parts of the centre remain run-down. Warsaw is about 120 km north-east, roughly 90 minutes by train, and the small local airport is about 7 km out. The Jewish history of the city and its wartime ghetto are marked at Radegast station.
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Łódź has a larger coworking offer than the OSM count shows, with spaces in converted factories and downtown around Piotrkowska. Prices are cheaper than Warsaw and internet is fast. The scene is local and student-driven; foreigners are rarer than in Kraków.
Spaces come from OpenStreetMap (10 km radius); prices are AI estimates for typical offers in town – please check with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
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