Katowice is the name of the biggest city in Silesia, Poland. The city has great historical importance. The Rawa River and the Beskidy Mountains adds scenic beauty to the city. Travelers coming to this city will find many theaters, museum, concert hall which portrays the rich culture of this city.
Katowice Travel gives you comprehensive details about the major attractions of the city.
The main landmarks of Katowice are:
- Wyspianski Theater
- Silesian Insurgents Monument
- Augsburg-evangelical church
- In Oswobodzenia Street, a gallery, “ Szyb Wilson”
- In 39 Jordan Street, Archidiocesan Museum
- In 9 Szafranka Street, History of Katowice Museum
- Silesian Museum, 3W Korfantego Avenue
- The Spodek Concert Hall, 35 W. Korfantego Avenue
- In 2 Sokolska Street, Silesian Philharmonic
- In 10 Kochanowskiego Street, Parnas Contemporary Art Gallery
- 6 W Korfantego Avenue, BWA Contemporary Art Gallery
Katowice Travel gives you information how to reach Katowice. The Katowice- Pyrzowice airport is located 34 km away from Katowice in Pyrzowice. This airport provides both domestic flights and flights from Europe. The name of the major cities of the world which gets these flights are:
- Milan
- Paris
- Cork
- Liverpool
- Dublin
- Warsaw
- Budapest
- Edinburgh
- Oslo
- Belfast
- Stockholm
- Cologne
There are shuttle service outside the airport terminal which will drop you to the nearby railway station. If you want to travel by train there are 14 trains from Katowice and Warsaw, every day. There are more than 28 trains everyday from Katowice and Cracow. From Warsaw it takes approximately 3 hours to reach Katowice and 1 hour 20 min to reach Katowice from Cracow. The bus services are available. All buses arrive at International Katowice Bus Station. Pakaes Eurolines operates this bus. By car you can reach Katowice through these roadways like E-67 and E-75 European main road and A-4 motorway.
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Katowice Travel gives you the detailed information about how to travel to Katowice.
