Youth Hostel "Ślązaczek"

The Church of Christ the King in Gliwice is one of the most interesting interwar, sacral buildings in Silesia. The church was built in the district of Zatorze in 1934-35. It is made of brick. It was designed by the architect Karl Mayr, who gave an expressionist-modernist shape to it. Inside the church there are very interesting, original, pre-war stained glass windows and a fresco depicting Christ the King (by Karl Platzek).

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.

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 Church of the Holy Family in Gliwice located in district of Zatorze was built in the years 1899-1901, when heavy industry was developing rapidly on hitherto agricultural land between Zabrze and Gliwice, and workers’ settlements were being built near the factories. The neo-Gothic church designed on a Greek cross was erected thanks to the funds of Oscar Huldschinsky, the then owner of the nearby steel mill (formerly "Gliwice", then "May 1").

The Metallurgical Cemetery at Robotnicza Street is one of the oldest graveyards in Gliwice. It was founded by the management board of the Royal Iron Foundry in the early nineteenth century. It is the final resting place of mill workers - masters, engineers and designers of art castings and residents of the district. John Baildon and Theodore Kalide are buried here. The cemetery was vandalized after the Second World War.

The present building of the Faculty of Energy and Environmental Engineering of the Silesian University of Technology is one of the most spectacular manifestations of German Functionalist architecture in Silesia, enriched with elements of Expressionism. The building was erected in 1927-1930, for the Joseph von Eichendorff National Higher Secondary School. The project was developed under the direction of Karl Schabik, a city construction adviser.

The facility is located near the Forum shopping center.

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

Kameralny hotel klasy ekonomicznej, położony w ścisłym centrum Gliwic.

Chocolate fountain in the Forum shopping center in Gliwice.

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Fast food restaurants around the train station.