Best known for its quirky art, architecture, live music and festivals, Łódź celebrates the arts, set against beautiful 19th-century architecture and bustling city life.
Approximate flight time:
2 hours and 30 mins (approximately 901 miles)
Airlines that fly direct:
Ryanair
Airport in Lodz:
Lodz Airport
Seasons:
High = June - August
Low = November - March
Currency:
Polish Zloty
Arriving at Lodz Airport
At Łódź Airport there are good transport connections onto the city centre and to destinations further afield.
Local buses routes 55 and 65 connect the airport to Łódź city centre and other parts of the city. The journey typically takes about 30-40 minutes depending on traffic. Tickets can be purchased at vending machines or from the driver on the bus.
Taxi and car rental services are readily available outside the airport terminal.

What to expect in Lodz
In Łódź, you'll find a blend of industrial history with modern creativity. Once a major textile hub, it now features beautifully repurposed factories that house museums, art galleries, and shopping centre. The city is known for its vibrant street art, including murals on many of its buildings, and its long, bustling Piotrkowska Street, which is lined with cafes, bars, shops, and historical architecture.
Łódź has a thriving cultural scene with film, music, and design festivals throughout the year, reflecting its cinematic history and creative spirit. The city’s urban renewal projects have transformed old industrial areas into trendy spaces for multiple uses from dining to exhibitions, making it an interesting and quirky city to visit.

Culture in Lodz
The culture in Łódź is a unique blend of multicultural influences. Historically, it was a melting pot of Polish, Jewish, German and Russian communities, which shaped its diverse cultural landscape. This mix is still visible in the city’s architecture, food and traditions.
Today, Łódź is known for its thriving arts scene, including street art, independent galleries, and cultural festivals. The city’s industrial past has been reimagined, with old factories turned into exciting spaces.
The film industry also plays a key role, with the famous Łódź Film School producing renowned filmmakers and hosting film-related events. This blend of history, art and innovation gives Łódź its dynamic and evolving cultural identity.