Łódź must-visit destination. Travel. Łódź is on the rise as a travel hotspot, drawing increasing numbers of international tourists to its vibrant streets. Once off the beaten path, this Polish city is now experiencing a remarkable transformation. Last year, tourism revenues hit an all-time high, and 2025 is set to surpass these figures. A rich array of festivals, concerts, and the debut of one of Europe’s largest amusement parks have firmly placed Łódź on the global travel map.
A city climbing the ranks
In late 2024, Łódź earned a prestigious 5th place in The Independent’s list of favourite European cities, praised for its unique ambiance, historical charm, and affordability. Tourists contributed nearly one billion zlotys to the local economy last year. Beyond its museums and historic sites, the city’s burgeoning cultural scene attracts music enthusiasts from around the globe.
Exciting new development
February 2025 marked the opening of a spectacular new attraction: Hopa Lupa, one of Europe’s largest amusement parks. Nestled within the Nowa Sukcesja Shopping Centre, this 20,000 m² park offers fun for all ages, featuring trampolines, carousels, obstacle courses, sand pools, arcade games, go-karts, and bumper cars.
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Looking ahead
With its dynamic growth, Łódź is carving out a significant place on Europe’s tourist map. Record visitor numbers, an energetic cultural scene, and continuous investment signal a promising future. The hospitality sector is thriving, with hotels reaching full occupancy during major events, and an average annual occupancy rate of 61.4%, demonstrating the city’s broad appeal.
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