17/02/2019
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The first KatoWalkers walking tour of Katowice took place in September 2018. So far, after just four tours in total, we have welcomed visitors from as near and far as Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Italy, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Russia, Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States, Ukraine, Vietnam and, of course, Poland. Here are some of the very kind things they’ve said about us...
The two-hour tour begins on the steps of (1) the Silesian Theatre, before heading to (2) the Old Train Station, (3) the statues of Józef Pilsudski and Wojciech Korfanty facing the Silesian Voivodeship Government Building, (4) the bench statue of Stanisław Ligoń facing the modernist Polskie Radio Building, (5) the Arch-Cathedral of Christ the King, (6) the line of interwar modernist buildings along ul. Skłodowskiej-Curie, including Drapacz Chmur and the Garrison Church of St. Kazimierz, (7) the Katyń Memorial on Plac Andrzeja, (8) the Gryfnie shop which sells regional-themed merchandise, (9) the New Train Station, (10) City Hall, (11) the site of the 1884 ‘Katowice Conference’ [a famous proto-Zionist convention which welcomed delegates from across Europe], and finally (12) the birthplace of Maria Goeppert-Mayer (the second woman to win a Nobel prize in Physics, the first being Marie Curie) before finishing back on Rynek, where we began.