Łódź, łódzkie
Centralne Muzeum Włókiennictwa w Łodzi
A textile museum housed in Ludwik Geyer’s historic White Factory – one of the largest institutions of its kind in Europe, featuring working historic looms and the Łódź City Culture Park.
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Centralne Muzeum Włókiennictwa w Łodzi
The Central Museum of Textiles in Łódź occupies the White Factory - a neoclassical industrial complex whose oldest buildings were constructed on the initiative of Ludwik Geyer (1805-1869), one of the pioneers of Łódź’s textile industry. It was here that the city’s first mechanised cotton spinning mill and weaving mill were established, and today the complex houses one of the largest museums in Europe devoted to textiles.
The collections include textile machinery and tools, industrial and historic fabrics, one of the world’s largest collections of contemporary textile art, and clothing documenting fashion in the 20th and 21st centuries. In 1972, the museum launched the Textile Triennial, which became an international event in 1975, while the main building houses the Machinery in Motion Hall, where visitors can see demonstrations of historic looms in operation.
An integral part of the museum is the Łódź City Culture Park - a group of eight historic structures from Łódź and its surroundings, including a reconstructed tram shelter, including the oldest of them, the wooden Church of St Andrew Bobola from Nowosolna. In 2024, the museum together with the park won the Cuda Polski poll organised by National Geographic Traveler for the Łódź Voivodeship.
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Nyitvatartás
- hétfő
- Zárva
- kedd
- Zárva
- szerda
- 12:00–17:00
- csütörtök
- 12:00–19:00
- péntek
- 12:00–19:00
- szombat
- 11:00–18:00
- vasárnap
- 11:00–17:00
The museum is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. On Wednesdays admission to the permanent exhibitions is free (a free ticket must be collected at the box office). On the last Thursday of the month, from 16:00 to 19:00, quiet hours apply for visitors sensitive to sensory stimuli. Machinery demonstrations start hourly, from 13:00 until one hour before closing.
Exhibition tickets
- Ticket for all exhibitions - standard
- 55,00 PLN
- Ticket for all exhibitions - reduced
- 39,00 PLN
- Ticket for one permanent exhibition - standard
- 22,00 PLN
- Ticket for one permanent exhibition - reduced
- 15,00 PLN
- Ticket for the temporary exhibition New Polish Fashion - standard
- 29,00 PLN
- Ticket for the temporary exhibition New Polish Fashion - reduced
- 19,00 PLN
- Combined ticket with the Museum of the City of Łódź - standard
- 74,00 PLN
- Combined ticket with the Museum of the City of Łódź - reduced
- 50,00 PLN
- Ticket for all exhibitions for visitors with disabilities
- 5,00 PLN
- Wednesdays - entry to the permanent exhibitions
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An audio guide costs PLN 5 per exhibition. Guided-tour tickets cost PLN 30 standard or PLN 20 reduced in Polish, and PLN 38 or PLN 28 in English. A ticket to any exhibition also includes the Boiler Room and Machines in Motion Hall. New Polish Fashion runs until 3 May 2027. Ticket sales end 30 minutes before the museum closes.
Jegyvásárlás
Mesterséges intelligenciával létrehozott vagy jelentősen módosított kép.Tematikus útvonalFrom the White Factory to Wooden ŁódźA route linking the museum's historic building, its flagship exhibitions on industry and fashion, and the open-air Łódź City Culture Park into one story about two faces of old Łódź.Tárlatvezetés indítása
Mesterséges intelligenciával létrehozott vagy jelentősen módosított kép.Machines in Motion HallA reconstruction of a 19th-century weaving mill with eight historic looms and regular live machine demonstrations, bringing visitors close to the work of a weaver at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.- Mesterséges intelligenciával létrehozott vagy jelentősen módosított kép.White Factory of Ludwik GeyerA four-wing factory complex built by Ludwik Geyer in the 19th century, where the first mechanised cotton spinning mill and weaving works in Łódź was founded - today the seat of the Central Museum of Textiles.
- Mesterséges intelligenciával létrehozott vagy jelentősen módosított kép.Łódź Microhistories. Human MicrohistoriesA permanent exhibition in five historic houses of the Łódź City Culture Park, showing the lives of residents of multicultural, textile-industry Łódź against the background of 19th- and 20th-century history.
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The park's houses have high thresholds and access ramps. Cobbled courtyards make wheelchair access difficult. The church is not wheelchair accessible: its entrance has steps and there is no lift. The villa has a step-free rear entrance, a lift and accessible toilets. A lift also serves City - Fashion - Machine. Quiet hours run on the last Thursday of each month, 16:00-19:00. Ventilation conditions in City - Fashion - Machine, especially on the second floor, may cause difficulties for visitors with respiratory conditions.
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