based on 5 experiences from female travelers
I've been in Łódź during the day and I've felt pretty safe. I really recommend visiting the Museum of the City of Łódź, it's one of the best museums I've seen in Poland. I'm definietly thinking about coming back again to see some more cultural and historical landscapes.
Posted: January 30, 2025Experienced: May, 2024I felt quite safe during my visit to Łódź. The city is vibrant and has a lot to offer. A must-visit is Piotrkowska Street, one of the longest commercial streets in Europe, filled with shops, cafes, and street art. The Manufaktura complex is also impressive, with its mix of history, shopping, and dining. For food, I recommend trying traditional Polish dishes at Anatewka or enjoying a modern twist at Gastromachina. If you’re a coffee lover, stop by Kawiarnia Kawa na Ławę. I stayed at a centrally located hotel which was comfortable and provided easy access to main attractions. Public transport in Łódź is well-connected and affordable, with trams and buses running frequently. My budget was moderate—I spent around 150 PLN per day on meals and transport. If you’re planning a visit, set aside time to explore the OFF Piotrkowska area for its unique atmosphere and local shops. Would definitely return!
Posted: January 17, 2025Mihaela
Romania
I like lodz, is not an expensive city, good weather, nice people and very clean! 2 full days are enough to visit lodz. I thank GOD who sent me a good girl from another group to host me for free. Enjoy Lodz
Posted: August 16, 2024Experienced: July, 2024Lodz is the small city in Poland. I live in there for 1 months. I’m a erasmus student and Lodz is not available for student. There is no hang area in there. There is a long street and this street sometimes isn’t active.
Posted: March 15, 2024Destan
Turkey
I came here as an Erasmus student and I live in Lodz. In these six months, I want to travel as much as I can. From my experiences, Piotrkowska is a street you should definitely explore. It is the longest street in Lodz and Manufaktura has a unique vibe. As a Turkish person, I didn't enjoy the food that extensively, but I believe I haven't tried enough.
Posted: February 16, 2024Experienced: January, 2024Based on 14 local experiences
Based on 14 local experiences
Julia
I think Łódź is a relatively safe city. At night you may bump into some intoxicated people, but most of them won't bother you. You may experience cat calling but men usually stop at that. It's best to avoid straining from main streets.
Posted: March 22, 2025Wiktoria
I think that it is quite safe but sometimes we see some dangerous people around us. Especially men in football club t-shirts because they are aggressive I better keep distance from them if you see someone like that
Posted: March 7, 2025Natalia
Hi Im a stay at home single mom with side hustles. Im into art, music, cultural gigs, concerts, museums and all other related goodies.
Anna
Hey, I'm Anna and I'm interested in animals, architecture, art, books, business, camping, culture, cycling, dancing, cinema, education, events & social, food & cuisine, health, hiking, languages, live music, nature, running, sightseeing, skiing, solo travel and swimming
Natalia
Lodz
3 days
Hi Im a stay at home single mom with side hustles. Im into art, music, cultural gigs, concerts, museums and all other related goodies.
Megan
Lodz
2 days
I am rather energetic person, who enjoys sometimes even simple things. I like spending time outdoors, but also with people or during cultural events. I might host you after finishing small repairs in my flat. I live with 2 cats. My big dream is visiting Portugal and Iceland.