Tychy is a city in the Silesian Voivodeship in the south of Poland. With a population of 125,781 in 2021, it's part of the Katowice metropolis. It's best known in the west as the source of Tyskie beer.
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This is small, with no room for a permanent collection, so it can only hold temporary exhibitions until it finds a larger home.
The historic brewery site and taproom, the modern brewery is a short way north. Tyskie was founded in 1629 and owned by the Promnitz nobles; since 2017 it's part of Asahi Group.
Muzeum śląskiego Września 1939
One enthusiast's private collection of wartime memorabilia.
Muzeum Miniaturowej Sztuki
Gallery of the miniature art of Henryk Jan Dominiak.
Kościół pw Ducha Świętego
Remarkable modern structure, sort-of resembling a tent.
Water park, usually clean.
Acceptable place north of centre near A4.
Drab exterior, but within is a good-enough hotel. Central, so there's street noise.
Clean, comfy and central.
Pleasant hotel with spa.
Simple hotel in an industrial park in the east suburbs.
Yes, it's a pyramid, a spa hotel south edge of town by the lake and A1.
Tychy is 20 km south of Katowice, follow Highway 86 / 1. Public transport from other cities and from Katowice Airport (KTW) usually means changing in Katowice city centre.
Read in the guideTychy has buses and trolley buses, the Katowice trams don't run this far out.
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