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Large multi-purpose venue for music and sports.
Gliwice Arena, known for sponsorship reasons as PreZero Arena Gliwice, is a multi-purpose indoor arena in Gliwice, Poland. The main arena has 13,752 seats across its four stands and a capacity of up to 17,178 spectators with standing places, making it one of the largest indoor arenas in the country.
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Muzeum Odlewnictwa Artystycznego
A branch of the Municipal Museum, exhibiting artistic bronze and iron castings. It's in the engine room of a former coal mine.
Completed in 1900 as the Church of Sts Peter and Paul, this was promoted to cathedral in 1992 when Gliwice became a diocese.
This is a tower built in 1322 as part of the city walls, plus an armory building. It was probably never a seat of the Piast royal dynasty, whose power was ebbing by that date. It's now a branch of Gliwice Museum.
Mansion of the industrialist Oscar Caro built in the 1880s, now part of Gliwice Museum and visited on the same combi ticket as the castle.
Kościół Wszystkich Świętych
Stout brick Gothic church built from 1250 and restored after a fire in 1711.
Dom Pamięci Żydów Górnośląskich
This branch of the Municipal Museum tells the history of the Jewish people of Upper Silesia. The building was originally a funeral home next to the new Jewish cemetery, established in 1902–1903.