A historic mining district known for its unique architecture.
More About Nikiszowiec District
Nikiszowiec is a striking example of early 20th-century workers' housing, designed by Emil and Georg Zillmann. This district was built between 1908 and 1918 to house miners and their families working in nearby coal mines. Its red-brick buildings, picturesque courtyards, and intricate facades reflect the architectural style of the era. Today, Nikiszowiec has been revitalized and is a vibrant cultural and artistic hub, attracting visitors with its charming market square and local galleries.
What Makes It Special
One of the best-preserved examples of early 20th-century workers' housing in Europe.
Address
Plac Wyzwolenia, Katowice, Poland
Best Time to Visit
Best visited in autumn for vibrant local festivals