Śląskie Kajaki - wypożyczalnia, spływy

"The wooden transmitting tower of the radio station in Gliwice is a marvel of engineering and prewar thought and the testimony of its builders’ courage. With a height of 111 m, it now occupies the first place on the list of the world's tallest structures, built entirely of wood. It was built in 1935 within the premises of the newly created broadcasting station at Tarnogórska Street. On August 31, 1939, the building was the scene of a provocation carried out by officers of the Nazi SS, known in historiography as the “Gleiwitz incident”."

The old church of Saint Bartholomew in Gliwice Szobiszowice is one of the most mysterious shrines in Silesia. It is rumored that the church was built by the Templars. It is true, however, that the building was erected as early as in the fifteenth century, which makes it the oldest religious building in Gliwice. The church is austere with a stone and brick tower, crowned with crenellations.

Dom Pamięci Żydów Górnośląskich to nowo utworzony oddział Muzeum w Gliwicach, powstały w dawnym domu przedpogrzebowym, mieszczącym się na terenie cmentarza żydowskiego. Budynek znajduje się w gliwickiej dzielnicy Zatorze przy ul. Poniatowskiego, obok Cmentarza Lipowego.

The history of the Gliwice Jews dates back to the seventeenth century, but in greater numbers, they began to settle here a hundred year later. The first synagogue was founded in 1812, and in 1861, another one was opened. The new Jewish cemetery, located at Poniatowski street, was founded in 1902 - 1903, because due to the tremendous growth of the Jewish population the old cemetery at Na Piasku Street became too small. Originally, the new cemetery area was 2.5 hectares.

The first mention of the Jewish settlers in Gliwice comes from the seventeenth century. In the eighteenth century, there were several Jewish families in the city. In 1812, they built their first synagogue. Three years later, they founded the oldest cemetery at the current Na Piasku Street. About 500 gravestones, mostly made of sandstone, have survived. The most magnificent is the neo-Classicist mausoleum of the Meyer family. Many members of the known Troplowitz family were on the cemetery.

Historia powstania pierwszej fabryki drutu na Śląsku sięga 1852 roku i wiąże się z postacią niemieckiego przemysłowca Wilhelma Hegenscheidta, który przyjechał na Śląsk z Westfalii.

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Piast Hotel is ideally located in downtown near the train station and bus station and in close proximity to the exit of the DK88.

The facility is located near the Forum shopping center.

The possibility of commutation of the customer.

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The restaurant international fast food chains (McDrive).