“Kronika” ("Chronicle"), which is part of the Bytom Cultural Center, was established in 1991. The activities of this institution are beyond an ordinary gallery itself. It combines various fields of art - painting, printmaking, architecture, film, theater, music - into one artistic message. In 2006, the institution underwent reorganization. The center was also renovated. Moreover, the gallery goes beyond art. It runs a bike rental shop.

Bytom is fortunate to have one of the largest complexes of historic Secession architecture. A Striking example of this style is the building of the Bolesław Chrobry Fourth Secondary School situated at the Władysław Sikorski Square. The building was erected by Carl Brugger, a Bytom building counselor in the early twentieth century. It distinguishes itself by an avant-corps decorated with the coat of arms of Bytom and a small clock tower crowned with a dome.

In the city centre of Bytom, at Moniuszko Street, there are two important institutions associated with music: The Silesian Opera and Frederic Chopin School of Music. The buildings of the both institutions are architectural monuments. The school is housed in a nineteenth-century neo-Gothic edifice. It was designed by Paul Jackisch, a Bytom architect, whose whole life was bound to the city

The oldest parish in Bytom is that of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The first Gothic church was built here as early as 1230. Only a few remnants of that church have been preserved to our times. The present building is the result of numerous reconstructions for instance, the characteristic brick superstructure of the tower dates from the second half of the nineteenth century. Inside the church we can admire Gothic vaultings, Baroque altars and a beautiful icon of Our Lady of Bytom.

Bytom is one of the oldest cities in Silesia, which is reflected in its urban layout rooted in medieval times. The market square is the center from whose corners the streets run out. Remnants of the old fortification are the names of streets - Murarska (Mansonry) and Wałowa (Earthwork). The development of the city in the nineteenth century and the destruction of the last century meant that most of the current buildings in the center were erected in the Art Nouveau and neo-historicist styles.

The Cellars of the Gorywoda family are the oldest surviving traces of medieval Bytom. We can find them under the modern shopping pavilion at the corner of the Market Square and Strażacka Street. There is now a popular restaurant in the cellars. Visitors to the restaurant can touch the thirteenth-century walls, made of dolomite slabs and pass under the Gothic portals. Until the middle of the last century, a baroque house of the Gorywodas stood over the cellars.

Bristol Hotel, built in 1858., Located on the Art Nouveau walking and shopping arcade near the Market Square and Kosciuszko.

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Cafe organizes events in the "Guests of the Supplement." Visited included the Norman Davies, Fr.