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Photo: Krzysztof Popławski, CC BY 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Small Jewish cemetery within a larger communal cemetery, laid out in 1870. It's in poor condition.
Jewish Cemetery in Katowice is an active Jewish cemetery located at 16 Kozielska Street in the Śródmieście district of Katowice, Poland.
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A cod-Renaissance bling mansion, built in the 1870s by the brothers Abraham and Joseph Goldstein. They made their money from sawmills, but when their Katowice mill burned down in 1892 they left for Wrocław. The building then had various uses and is now a municipal marriage hall; you can usually look in.
It's frightening how fast cutting-edge technology has turned into museum pieces. This gives an exposition on IT in Poland and has over 3000 ancient computers in its collection.
This was founded in 1945.
Another multiplex with 13 screens and one IMAX 3-D.
Contemporary visual and physical theatre group, formed by Marcin Herich, actor, director and organizer of theatre events.
Archikatedra Chrystusa Króla
Built from 1927, but the war intervened and it was only finished in 1955. It's in brick, but faced with sandstone. The interior is fairly plain.