Villa Caro

Stout brick Gothic church built from 1250 and restored after a fire in 1711.

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.

Completed in 1900 as the Church of Sts Peter and Paul, this was promoted to cathedral in 1992 when Gliwice became a diocese.

19th century Palm House with over 5600 specimens, some of them over 150 years old.

Large multi-purpose venue for music and sports.

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.