Tavern "Giles 2"

W 1983 roku dyrekcja KWK „Zabrze – Bielszowice” podjęła decyzję budowy nowej sztolni szkoleniowo-propagandowej, którą połączono ze starymi wyrobiskami dawnej kopalni „Królowa Luiza”. Powstała wzorcowa sztolnia szkoleniowa, doskonale imitująca prawdziwą kopalnię i posiadająca m.in. zmechanizowane ściany wydobywcze. Otwarcie całego zespołu wyrobisk, nazwanego Ośrodkiem Szkolenia Zawodowego i Propagandy Górnictwa przy KWK „Zabrze – Bielszowice”, nastąpiło w grudniu 1985 r. Współcześnie na bazie dawnego ośrodka szkoleniowego i wyrobisk „Królowej Luizy” powstał Park 12C, dedykowany przede wszystkim dla rodzinom z dziećmi i zorganizowanym grupom szkolnym.

The water tower at Zamojskiego Street in Zabrze is one of the largest and most original buildings of this kind not only in Silesia, but also in the whole country. The tower was built in 1909. It is located on an elevated hill, which dominates over the surrounding area. The tower supplied water until after the war. The tower is supported by pillars placed on an octagonal plan and a central pillar. The part with the tank was covered with a mansard roof. The lower floors were occupied by workers’ flats and utility rooms.

The Upper Silesian Breweries in Zabrze boast of more than a 150- year-old tradition and continue to brew beer nowadays. The first brewery in today's Zabrze was launched by Loebel Haendler in 1860. It was located at the road called The Way of the Heir to the Throne - later, the main street of the city - Wolności Street, which means Liberty Street. Beer from the HAENDLER brewery enjoyed great reputation - some brands were also popular outside Silesia. Today, the brewery is modern, however, a few pre-war buildings and traditional equipment for brewing beer have been preserved.

Wolności Street (Liberty Street) in Zabrze is the thoroughfare of the city, and one of the longest in Poland. It stretches for almost 10 km, from the border with Ruda Śląska (in the east) to the Gliwice (in the west). While walking along Wolności Street, we will encounter, among others, three churches (including the historic wooden church of Saint Hedwig), the Mining Museum "Królowa Luiza (Queen Louise)" and the impressive building of the former hotel "Admiralspalast". In the central part the street is an elegant promenade of Zabrze

""Queen Louise"" in Zabrze is the oldest state-run coal mine in Upper Silesia. Its origins date back to 1791. In 1993, the Mining Heritage Park "Queen Louise” was opened in the mine. The biggest attraction is an underground tourist route with a length of over 1.5 km. A visit to the museum provides a unique opportunity to see up close the work of a miner, mining machines and devices, and even taste some of the Silesian dishes.

The history of the Zabrze church of St Anne goes back to the end of the nineteenth century and is associated with the church and parish of St Andrew, from the local parish of Sr. Anne separated. The need to build a new church was caused by the development of the city and there a growing number of parishioners. The church of St Andrew, built in 1863-1866, could not accommodate them. In the late nineteenth, the parish numbered more than 30 thousand people and comprised the whole city of Zabrze.

Antique villa from the late eighteenth century, situated in the central part of the city of Zabrze in the near main roads and Silesia, and the immediate vicinity of the Historic Coal Mine "GUIDO".

Restaurant "Zabrzański Gościniec" is a perfect place for family parties, candlelight dinners and business meetings.

The restaurant is located near the CH Plaza, offers catering services, organizes special events and trainings.

The restaurant is located in the center - between the two main streets: May 3, and Liberty, located about 300 meters from the railway station.