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Private Chef in Katowice

Hire one of our 17 private chefs in katowice and personalize your menu, 489 clients in katowice have already booked their chef.

Since the first Private Chef who joined Take a Chef in Katowice in April, 2017, more than 17 Private Chefs have joined our platform in Katowice and offer their services as Private Chef anywhere in Województwo Śląskie.

Starting from 2017, 489 guests have already enjoyed a Private Chef in Katowice through Take a Chef. Up until today, our chefs have shared 90 customized menu proposals, sending a total of 533 messages to their guests, who rated their experience with an average score of 4.35 out of 5.

Our guests in Katowice usually book menus around 303 PLN per person, including 4.72 courses, sharing an average of 4.52 messages with their Private Chef to personalize their menu before booking. Submit your request and find your Private Chef in Katowice!

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Our chefs will design menus based solely on your wants and needs.

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Once you are happy with your choice, submit your payment to secure your experience.

All there is left to do is counting down the days till your culinary experience begins!

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The guests in Katowice have scored the experience with their Private Chef with a 4.

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The quality of the menus cooked by our Private Chefs in Katowice received an average score of 4.5.

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The clean up of the kitchen and dining area in Katowice has been scored with a 4.5 on average.

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90 menus personalized by our Private Chefs in Katowice

Every occasion is unique - make sure you have the right chef and menu for it!

Meat me in the Garden with Barbecue on Fire - Outdoor Event Menu - includes professional grill renta

Kingfish ceviche with lime mango, aji chili, avocado and fresh nachos

Grilled seasonal asparagus with manchego cheese and chipotle crema

Shio koji grilled baby chicken (7 days dry aged) | fresh herbs and lettuce | mushroom ketchup | nam jim dressing

Beef rib on the bone | 60 days dry aged rib on the bone (1,5 - 1,8kg) | for 6ppl | (served with sauces: smoked plum bbq, cep mushroom béarnaise, brandy peppercorn, chimichurri )

Beef tomahawk steak | 60 days dry aged rib on the bone (1,2 - 1,5kg) for 4-5ppl (served with sauces: smoked plum bbq, cep mushroom béarnaise, brandy peppercorn, chimichurri )

Dry aged beef burger 200g | brioche bun | comte cheese | onions lyonnaise | truffle & bonito aioli

Grilled tuna with caper & anchovy salsa verde | fresh herbs | granda padano cheese

Walnut pate with pickled mushrooms on brioche

Burnt asparagus with miso bearnaise, chili crunch and seaweed

Oyster mushroom bao burger with peanut satay sauce, pickled daikon and cucumber kimchi

Sticky date pudding with salted miso butterscotch and whipped mascarpone

Beetroot carpaccio served with tofu cheese, rucola and roasted flakes almonds drizzled with clarified butter

Spicy ratatouille with lentils and chickpeas

Baked portobello \ oyster mushroom rillet \ truffle cream \ caramelized figs \ marinated beetroot \ fried croissant

Tabbouleh - salad with bulgur

Baked squashes \ roasted peppers \ white vegetable mousse \ truffle mousse \ peperonata \ basil sauce \ drizzled with extra virgin olive oil

Fried oyster mushroom \ cauliflower puree \ fried peas with chanterelles \ cumberland sauce

Vege burger \asparagus \ beetroot coutlet \ tomatoes\pickled onion \

Fruit carpaccio served with lime sorbet and honey sauce flavored with cardamon and cinamon

Bananas fried in caramel \ cherry sauce \ fresh fruit

Traditional scotish fish soup

Chicken liver parfait/72 hour fermented bread/green pepper butter

Sirloin steak/portobello mushroom/roasted tomato/potato fries/hollandaise

Sticky toffe pudding/vanilia ice cream/toffee sauce

Egg florentyne/bearneise/crispy shallots

Spinach gnudi/pine nut/gorgonzola/chocolate cloves/brocoli

Risotto caccio e peppe/parmesan

Lemon bar /lemon curd /lemon italian meringue

Straciatella soup

"hazelnut pasta ragu"

Cod/ carmelised onion pureee/ jerusalem artichoke/quinoa popcorn

Zabaglione/lime/milk and red peppercorn

×sauted chanterelle mushrooms, cream juniper sauce / ×kurki zasmazane w sosie z jalowcem,

×classic onion soup, gruyère crouton / × klasyczna zupe cebulowa, kruton z serem gruyère

Fried gyozza duplings, souy & sesame dipping sauce, spring onion. / swieze pierozki gyozza, sos sojowo sezamowy, szczypiorek

Pithavier of roasted squash, tender stem broccoli, sauce mornay / francuski pithavier z duni pizmowej i szpinaku, sos mornay, mlode brokuly

Cous cous calad, cashew nuts, homemade baba ganoush, mint, orange zest, ricket, roquito pepper, umami vinegret. / salatka z kuskusem, skurka pomaranczy, papryczki roquito, rukola, humus z baklazana i miodu, orzeszki nerkowca, rodzynki, umami vinegret

Imam bayildi: grilled aubergine, roasted cous cous, spiced harrisa, raita, tamarid spiced peppers, za'tar, kimchi. ( v )

Natural vanilla bean panna cotta, macerated berries, almond & coconut farofa. / panna cotta, sos z pomorskich troskawek, maliny, granola

Mille feuille of polish strawberry, mango mousse, vanilla mascarpone./ mille feuille, mango, pomorska troskawka, cream vaniliowy, sos troskawkowy

Creme brulle, berry sauce, shortbread crumble

Regional chanterelle mushrooms, fresh sourdough, cream, juniper & tarragon sauce, smoked cheese shaving / duszone kurki, tost z chleba na zakwasie, sos grzybowy z jalowcem, estragon, ser wedzony

Pate of smoked baltic mackerel, smoked butter, fresh shallot, melba / pasztet z wedzonej makreli, maslo wedzone, swieza szalotka, melba tost

Beetroot carpaccio, cress, roasted hazelnuts, goats cheese, merlot vinegret / carpaccio z buraka piklowanego, merlot vinegret, rzezocha, kozi ser, prazony orzech wloski

Potted smoked ham hock, crispy bacon butter, fresh sourdough, baby cornichons. / pieczona wedzona golonka, maslo klarowane, szpyrki, mini korniszony, chleb na zakwasie

Mulles mariniere, white wine thyme sauce, fresh regional sourdough / mule po marynansku, sos z bialego wina i tymianku, swiezy chleb na naturalnym zakwasie

Baltic cod, sauce vierge, capers, basil, confit potato. / steak z dorsza baltyckiego, sos vierge, bazylia, kapary, olej z kolendry, ziemniak wolno pieczony z czarnulka

Baltic cod & haddock dumplings, white wine cream sauce, parsley, sourdough croutons, pomme puree / klopsiki z dorsza baltyckiego i lupacza, sos winny z pitruszka, grzanki, olej koperkowy, ziemniaki puree

Chicken supreme, kale, regional cider & cream sauce, candied parsley, roasted turnip / piers z kurczaka, sos cydrowy z tymiakiem, karmeliziwana pietruszka, jarmoz, pieczona rzepa

Regional rump of lamb, natural lamb sauce, samphire, potato au gratin, carrot & curcuma puree. / stek z baraniny, naturalny sos, szafir baltycki, ziemniak au gratin, karmelizowana rzepa, puree z marchwii i kurkumy

Fillet of local beef, gratin potato, beef sauce, button mushrooms, chimichuri. / 250g lokalna poledwica, ziemniaki dauphinoise z trufla, sos naturalny, chimichurri, zapiekany szpinak

Panna cotta, regional strawberries, fresh strawberry sauce, granola / ponna cotta, pomorskie troskawki, sos truskawkowy, domowa granola

Chocolate mousse, cream chantilly, candied almonds / mus z polskiej czekoladowy, crem vaniliowy, karmelizowane migdaly

Warm polish vanilla beignets, fresh apple concasse, vanilla creme / waniliowe ruchanki swiezo pieczone, concasse jablkowe, sos vaniliowy

Polish cheesecake, vanilla, berry sauce./ sernik waniliowy z kruszonka, sos malinowy

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A romantic dinner or a gathering of friends. Traditional dishes or exotic flavours. A fine dining experience or a family-style meal. Every private chef experience is unique! Submit your request and personalize yours.

Frequently asked questions

Below you can find the most common questions about Private Chefs in Katowice.

A Private Chef service includes everything necessary to enjoy the experience, from the customization of a menu to the purchase of ingredients, the mise en place prior to the service, the preparation of the menu at the guests' home, the complete table service, and lastly the set up and cleaning of the kitchen and the spaces used during the experience. Tableware and glassware are not included. Gratuity is entirely up to the guests' discretion.

The price of a private chef service depends essentially on the number of people. On average, for bookings of 2 people, the price of a Private Chef in Katowice is 438 PLN per person. Between 3 and 6 people, the average price is 290 PLN per person. Between 7 and 12 people, the average price is 233 PLN. For 13 or more people the average price is 240 PLN. It is important to point out that, depending on the destination, Private Chef reservations may be more or less seasonal and, therefore, the price may fluctuate. This also applies to last minute bookings, where prices may also vary.

To hire a Private Chef just select a date, number of people, let us know your food preferences and intolerances and share with us a few details about your kitchen. In a matter of a few hours, you will receive four tailor-made menus and will be able to review the chef's profile, reviews and pictures of their dishes. You will also be able to speak directly with each chef through the messaging area on the platform and ask for menu modifications, price changes, and generally discuss any questions you may have. Once you have chosen your favorite chef and menu, you can finalize your reservation on the website. Once the reservation is confirmed, you will receive the chef's direct contact information to finalize the details.

In Katowice there are currently 17 Private Chefs available. To find the best chef, you only have to fill in the form and the 4 best local chefs available on the chosen date will send you their menu proposal. You will be able to check in detail their professional profile and choose the chef/proposal you like the most.

There is no maximum number of people, although a Private Chef service is usually carried out in a more intimate level along with friends or family, and usually in homes where space is limited. Even though there is no maximum number of people, generally the groups do not exceed 15 people.

A Private Chef always prepares the menu at the client's home, as it is an inherent part of the experience. However, depending on the complexity of the menu, the chef may prepare a mise en place before going to the client's home, as some dishes take several hours to prepare and it would be impossible to execute all the steps at the client's home.

Absolutely! Usually, there are always several food lovers among the diners who take the opportunity to share some time with the chef, learn some tricks in the kitchen and the step-by-step of each of the dishes on the menu. For those diners who really want to get hands on, they can of course join the chef and cook!

Every Private Chef gives the utmost importance to the freshness of the ingredients used in their menus. The main difference between a restaurant and a private chef is in the personalized treatment of each diner. The chef personalizes the menu, and based on that menu, makes the necessary purchases to develop the menu chosen by the customers. Therefore, the freshness of the ingredients is one of the key elements of a Private Chef service.

Drinks are not included by default. However, you can reach an agreement with the chef in order to add drinks as an "extra" to the menu proposal.

Each guest can freely decide the tip he/she wishes to give to the chef, as it is up to their discretion. On average, based on the tips given by 489 guests in Katowice, guests usually tip 14,72% of the total amount to their Private Chef.

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How many Private Chef services are booked in Katowice each month?

Depending on the destination, Private Chef reservations can fluctuate seasonally to a greater or lesser extent throughout the year. In the case of Katowice, you can check the monthly fluctuations of Private Chef reservations in the following table.

Thruthfully, any month of the year is good to enjoy a Private Chef in the comfort of your home, but due to the fluctuations in the demand for Private Chefs in Katowice, prices may vary especially for last minute reservations. Step ahead and book a Private Chef to avoid any surprises!

How much does a Private Chef cost in Katowice?

The cost of hiring a Private Chef depends essentially on the number of guests who will be enjoying the experience. On average, for bookings of 2 people, the price of a Private Chef in Katowice is 438 PLN per person. Between 3 and 6 people, the average price is 290 PLN per person. Between 7 and 12 people, the average price is 233 PLN. For 13 or more people the average price is 240 PLN.

On another hand, each destination is totally different, and seasonality usually makes prices vary considerably. On the following chart you can find the differences on the average pricing charged by our Private Chefs in Katowice on each particular month of the year.

What is the most reserved type of cuisine in Katowice?

We mainly offer six types of cuisine in Katowice: Mediterranean, Italian, French, Japanese, Mexican and surprise. The type of cuisine with the highest number of bookings in Katowice is the Surprise cuisine, and the less booked type is the Japanese cuisine.

But beyond these six types of cuisine, our Private Chefs personalize thousands of menus for their clients every day, adjusting every detail to find the perfect menu for every occasion and every group. Of course, our Private Chefs will adapt their dishes to any allergy or dietary restriction, and they can also propose other cuisines or fusions. Sumbit your request and discover the menus of your Private Chefs in Katowice!

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15 Best Things to Do in Katowice (Poland)

As a mining city, Katowice’s sudden growth in the 19th century was fuelled by its rich coal seams. The plush tenement houses of the Śródmieście district were all funded by this new wealth. But there are also innovative worker settlements like Nikiszowiec and Giszowiec, where miners and their families had a high quality of life, and which are still complete today. Meanwhile one former colliery has been remodelled as the Silesian Museum, with galleries built into old mining tunnels.

The political history of Katowice and the Upper Silesia region is incredibly complex, and entails uprisings, a plebiscite and an autonomous state within Poland. Luckily there are museums and monuments to fill in the gaps, while Katowice is blessed with a raft of architectural wonders, from a hulking Neoclassical cathedral to Spodek, a UFO-like arena from the 1970s.

Let’s explore the best things to do in Katowice :

1. Silesian Museum

From a distance the first thing that will hove into view as you approach the Silesian Museum is the giant headframe that had stood idle after the Katowice colliery around it closed in 1999 after almost 180 years.

Now that tower has an observation platform open in summer.

The headframe isn’t the only part of the mine that has been converted, as four levels of subterranean tunnels below have been turned into galleries for art, photography, ethnography and archaeology and much more.

The idea behind moving all of the exhibitions underground is to avoid interfering with Silesia’s post-industrial landscape, and daylight filters into the galleries from glass cubes at the surface.

At a museum as out-of-the-ordinary as this it hardly matters what’s on show, but the exhibition of Polish art from 1800-1945 features eminent names like Jan Matejko, Piotr Michałowski and Józef Chełmoński.

2. Nikiszowiec

A few minutes on foot or a brief bus-ride from the centre of Katowice is a superb piece of Polish national heritage; an intact city district for 8,000 people built for miners at the Giesche colliery.

Nikiszowiec was in fact a separate, self-contained city, from its completion in 1918 until it was absorbed by Katowice in 1951. The settlement had interconnected houses, each containing 12 apartments and often linked by arcades on the ground floor.

There were 1,000 apartments in all, in beautiful brick buildings that had shops, a police station, bakeries, a swimming pool, a hotel, a school and church close at hand.

A popular shooting location for movies, the settlement looks almost as it did a century ago and tucked into the arcades are a few specialty shops and cafes.

3. Museum of the History of Katowice

The headquarters for this museum, and most of its departments, are in a tenement house from 1908 on Ulica Szafranka.

If you wanted to pick one setting to sum up Katowice, this would be perfect, as in this period the city was growing at a dizzying rate.

The permanent exhibition shows you around two apartments; one for a rich industrialist family, and another for a moderately well-off member of the new bourgeoisie.

Both are complete with period furniture, personal items, appliances and decorated according to the fashion of the day.

Another exhibition guides you along a timeline of Katowice from its humble origins as a rural settlement in the 1200s to the factories of the 20th century.

Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz, one of Poland’s most revered artists is represented in the art collection, which has the set of his pastel drawings in a single museum.

4. Kościuszko Park

Named after one of Poland’s national heroes, Kościuszko Park is the handiest green space if you’re in the centre of Katowice, swelling from six hectares when it was inaugurated in 1888 to more than 72 today.

Wreathed by an English landscape park made up of dozens of different tree species are formal flowerbeds, an avenue of roses and florid pergolas.

But the park also some compelling wartime stories to tell; the parachute training tower in the park’s southern reaches is 40 metres high and dates back to before the Second World War.

It was on top of this metal structure that a group of boy scouts staged a plucky attempt to defend the city against the Wehrmacht in on 4 September 1939. If you’re in town in winter there’s a toboggan run and ski slope to try out.

5. Silesian Insurgents’ Monument

One sight to give you a sense of place is this gigantic monument to the people who took part in the three Silesian Uprisings in 1919, 1920 and 1921. The cause was to force the Upper Silesia to join the new Polish state that had been created after the Treaty of Versailles.

Poles made up 60% of the population of Upper Silesia and rebelled three times, facing off against German armed forces while campaigning for plebiscite, which took place in 1921. The monument was unveiled in 1967, stands at a maximum of 41 metres, has 350 individual parts and weighs a total of 61 tons.

Each wing represents one of the uprisings, while details of the individual battles are etched on the slopes underneath.

6. Cathedral of Christ the King

Construction of this colossal archcathedral, the largest in Poland, began in 1927 and was interrupted by the Second World War.

It would finally be completed in 1955, and has powerful Neoclassical architecture epitomised by a 40-metre-high dome and an awe-inspiring portico.

Despite the classical lines it’s a thoroughly modern building, with a structure made from reinforced concrete and then clad with dolomite extracted from the Imielin quarries close by.

The stained glass was painted by Stanisław Pękalski, while all of the fittings were produced by one man, Mieczysław Król, in 1973. The three Silesian Bishops are buried in the crypt, and on the left side of the nave you’ll find an altar made of coal to St Barbara, patron saint of miners, commemorating those who have died in Silesia’s mines.

7. Ulica Mariacka (St Mary’s Street)

In the central Śródmieście district, the pedestrianised Ulica Mariacka is Katowice’s main nightlife artery, leading to the bold tower of St Mary’s Church, which we’ll explore next.

The street was only pedestrianised in 2008, and in 2011 a row of 30 cherry tree saplings were planted on the way, now sprinkling some colour in spring.

Packed into a few hundred metres are almost 20 taverns, and many more restaurants, bistros and nightclubs.

When the cars were banned in 2009 the city also invested in sprucing up the facades along the route, running the gamut from Neo-Gothic by the church on the east end to the west.

See what’s on the calendar before you come, because the there’s usually something going on along the street, whether it’s a wine and cheese fair or a concert.

8. St Mary’s Church

With mass immigration to Upper Silesia and the city burgeoning in the middle of the 19th century, all these new residents needed a place of worship.

The answer was St Mary’s Church, which was erected in the 1860s.

And even though it’s a relatively new construction, this church has a lot of value as many of the most respected artists of the day worked on its fittings and decor.

The mesmerising stained glass windows were painted by Adam Bunsch, who learned his craft at the centre of excellence in Kraków, while on both sides of the nave, the “Marian Cycle” paintings are the work of Józef Unierzyski, student (and son-in-law) of the beloved Jan Matejka.

For something older, there’s a Late Gothic altar in the “Sacra Conversazione” chapel in the transept.

9. Architecture

Having only gained city status in 1865, Katowice isn’t a Medieval or Renaissance idyll like Kraków or Lublin; but that doesn’t mean that the city’s architecture doesn’t have its own power.

As the Śródmieście, city centre, was built in one go in the 19th century it was often compared to Paris for its many palatial tenement buildings, some with Art Nouveau design.

A few examples can be found on Ulica Mickiewicza, especially the corner building at no. 22, and the breathtaking Monopol Hotel at Ulika Dworcowa 5, from 1902. While the Market Square is a smorgasbord of 19th and 20th-century architecture with Modernist, Neoclassical, Socialist Realist and contemporary buildings.

After Stalin died, architecture in Poland was able to move on from Socialist Realism to more exciting frontiers.

And that is the context for this outlandish building, named “Saucer” in Polish.

Spodek was started in 1964 and work continued up to 1971. From then until just 2014 Spodek was the largest indoor arena in Poland, with a capacity of 11,500. And if you’re scratching your head wondering how this megastructure can support its own weight, it uses a concept known as tensegrity, a portmanteau of tensional integrity coined by the great Buckminster Fuller.

The man who put it into practise here was the engineer Wacław Zalewski.

More than 45 years later Spodek has outlasted Zalewski’s other landmark project, SuperSam in Warsaw, and was renovated in 2009.

11. Valley of Three Ponds

In the south of Katowice is a wooded park area spreading over 86 hectares, nine of which are taken up by water.

Despite the name there are 11 bodies of water in the park.

The largest ponds are set aside for recreation, mostly for fishing, but there’s also one pond with a marina for watersports and another with a beach that is a hit with families on hot days On land you can cycle or hike through lush deciduous forest, and if you don’t have your own set of wheels you can rent a bike via Katowice’s City by Bike service.

12. Giszowiec

If Nikiszowiec whetted your appetite for early-20th-century urban design, there’s more a few kilometres southeast of the city centre at another miners’ settlement.

Giszowiec is based on Ebenezer Howard’s concept of a Garden City and was built in just three years, providing greenery for the 600 families that moved in.

Originally occupied by workers at the Giesche Mine, Giszowiec’s houses are on four main streets converging at a central lime-shaded square.

The settlement soon had its own amenities like department stores, a school and a swimming pool, while a narrow gauge railway linked it with the neighbouring district of Janów.

13. Silesian Parliament

A Polish National Historic Monument, this government building was the largest edifice in Poland until the Palace of Science and Culture went up in Warsaw in 1955. With a Neoclassical design, the Silesian Parliament was completed in 1929 to be the seat of power of the autonomous Silesian Voivodeship.

This was created in 1921 following an uprising by its Polish residents and plebiscite after the First World War.

The immense building still holds government offices and has one of only four paternosters (open single-person elevators) remaining in Poland.

14. Silesian Philharmonic

Those with a taste for culture may already know that Katowice has one of Poland’s most illustrious orchestras.

The Silesian Philharmonic was founded at the end of the Second World War and played its first concert as early as 26 May 1945. Many distinguished soloists have performed with the orchestra, including Witold Małcużyński and Adam Taubitz.

The concert hall where the orchestra, mixed choir and chamber orchestra performs is a permanent part of Katowice’s heritage and came through a renovation, furnishing it with a new glass roof in 2013. Have a look at the programme when you’re in town, and if you come with children don’t rule out a visit as along with a cycle of symphonies by the likes of Dvořák, Brahms and Mozart there are family and child-oriented performances, especially around school holidays.

15. Guitar History Museum

An intrepid spirit will pay off at this private museum, which is all about plucked string instruments.

The attraction comes from a city-wide scheme in which culturally interesting homes can be opened up to visitors in exchange for lower rents.

The museum is open during the afternoon Tuesday to Sunday, and has 60 exhibits, all of which are in working order.

You’ll be able to track the development of the guitar to the instrument we know today, checking out its ancestors and relatives such as lutes and torbans.

None are older than the 20th century, but there’s a good reason for that, because the guide invites you to play the instruments as he shares his knowledge about them

15 Best Things to Do in Katowice (Poland):

Silesian Museum
Nikiszowiec
Museum of the History of Katowice
Kościuszko Park
Silesian Insurgents' Monument
Cathedral of Christ the King
Ulica Mariacka (St Mary's Street)
St Mary's Church
Architecture
Valley of Three Ponds
Silesian Parliament
Silesian Philharmonic
Guitar History Museum

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Situated in Pyrzowice, about 30 km/19 miles north of the city of Katowice, Katowice Airport is the fourth-busiest airport in Poland. The international airport handled 4.8 million passengers in 2018, a 24.3% increase on the previous year. In 2018, Katowice Airport saw some 40,000 aircraft movements, an 18% increase on 2017.

Katowice Airport has its origins in WWII, when the German Luftwaffe built an airfield in Pyrzowice's surrounding countryside in 1940. Between 1945 to 1951 the airport served as a base for Red Army soldiers. Later the Soviet Government handed over the airfield to the Polish Army. Passenger traffic didn't start until October 1966, when the first LOT Polish Airlines aeroplane left for Warsaw.

The first passenger terminal opened at the end of 1969, when Katowice Airport also received taxiways and an apron. Since 2000, the airport has seen numerous upgrades, including an extension of the aprons and taxiways and runway strip.

Today the airport is connected to the rest of Poland via the S1 expressway, which opened in November 2016. It links Pyrzowice's airport to the Podwarpie interchange.

There are three terminal buildings today, A, B and C. Terminals A and B handle Departures, while C terminal is dedicated to Arrivals only.

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In 2004, the Hungarian budget airline Wizz Air began operations from Katowice Airport. Today, the airport is used by airlines such as Aegean, air Cairo, Bulgaria Air, Eurowings, LOT, Lufthansa, Ryanair and Tuifly, among many others, including Wizz Air.

Among the destinations offered are Bristol, Doncaster-Sheffield, Liverpool and London (Luton and Stansted airports), Dubai, Cologne-Bonn, Milan-Bergamo, Munich, Dortmund and Frankfurt, Sharm El Sheik, Stavanger, Warsaw and Kharkiv in Hungary.

Terminal A, Departures, consists of a ground and first floor. Services provided include check-in desks, cash machines and an information stand, a Post Office and business lounge, money exchange desk and medical centre as well as a baby care room and public toilets. So! Cafe and Coffee House provide refreshments and snacks. On the first floor there are a Travel Chef restaurant and conference rooms, various shopping outlets, another baby care room and more public toilets.

Terminal B, Departures, has a ground, first and second floor, with check-in and money exchange desks, a pharmacy and the LOT Polish Airlines office. There is also a One Minute Store for last minute shopping, and the office for the Airport Taxi Service, the official taxi company operating between the airport and destinations in Silesia, the region in which the city of Katowice lies. Passengers will also find car rental desks at Terminal B. They are located on the ground floor, near the main exit/entrance.

Terminal C, Arrivals, comprises of only one floor, where passengers will find ATM's and baggage reclaim and Lost Luggage. There is also a desk for money exchange, another So! Cafe and another One Minute Store. Numerous car rental desks are located near the entrance/main exit of Terminal C.

Car rental companies at Katowice Airport are located near the entrances at Terminals B and C, including branded names like Avis, Europcar, Express Rent A Car, Hertz and Sixt, and local companies like Jolcar (Terminal C), Silvercar, iCar, GT-Cars (Terminal C), Odkryj-Auto and Soro World.

A taxi rank is just outside the terminals. The official operator, Pryzowice Airport Taxi Service, offers passengers a useful fare calculator . The fare to Katowice city center for example is 160 zl, that translates to about 40.00 euros, 53.00 US$ or 32.00 GBP. Travelling by taxi to Krakow, a 90-minute trip from Katowice Airport, costs 460 zl, that's ca. 118.00 euros.

Leo Express are an official provider of minibus transfers to the nearest train station, where passengers can travel to destinations like Ostrava or Prague in the Czech Republic .

Line AP1, an airport bus service, connects Katowice Airport with Katowice Railway Station and stops also at Katowice Sokolska, Katowice Strefa Kultury, Sosnowiec Dworzec PKP (Railway Station) and Będzin Stadion.

Service AP3 operates only between the railway station and the airport, and AP4 operates the opposite route, from the airport to the railway station, for timetable info on line 3 , and for line 4 .

Tickets for the route to the city center/railway station cost 14zl and they are valid for a 24-hour period on buses, trams and trolleybuses. A ticket machine stands in Terminal C, and tickets are also available from the driver (cash only). More information about ticket prices and where to purchase them .

It is also possible to travel by bus to Krakow on the Matuszek service .

There are a number of hotels to suit all budgets and requirements at or near Katowice Airport.

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At Katowice Airport you will find the usual array of bars and restaurants, airport lounges and shops.

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There are a number of activities to suit all ages and interests in the region - see a selection of tourist activities in Katowice, Poland.

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Katowice Airport experienced a remarkable surge in passenger numbers in June 2023. According to available records, the airport witnessed a significant 12.91% increase in passenger traffic compared to the same month in 2019, a pre-pandemic year...

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Katowice travel guide

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One of the most vibrant cities in Poland, Katowice is the gateway to Silesia and has no shortage of enticing attractions.

If you are interested in industry, the museums of Katowice will fascinate, but with great shopping malls, fine food, and superb galleries as well, there's plenty to keep everyone occupied.

Top 5 Reasons to Visit Katowice

1. an engaging industrial heritage.

Katowice has been an industrial center for centuries. Find out about its history at attractions like the Nikiszowiec miners' estate and the Museum of Katowice History.

2. Art and Architecture Spanning Centuries

You can get your fill of artistic wonders at the Silesian Museum (hosting Polish masters like Stanisław Wyspiański) or the Archdiocesan Museum, which focuses on sacred artworks.

3. Beautiful Parks and Gardens

Relax in between museums at gorgeous spots like Kosciuszko Park and the Silesian Zoological Garden, which hosts 2,500 animals and a colony of dinosaur models as well.

4. Explore the Silesian Countryside

With a rental car, you can easily reach historical sights like Jasna Góra (home to a famous Black Madonna statue) or formidable castles like Zamek Ogrodzieniec.

5. Music Events for Everyone

Katowice hosts popular events like the Jazz and Beyond Festival and Metalmania, while the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra regularly performs in town.

What to do in Katowice

1. everyday life, exhibited brilliantly.

Located in the suburb of Nikiszowiec, around 3 miles from the city center, this is a great example of how medium sized cities should showcase their history. For one thing, the setting is intriguing - a 1910s planned industrial suburb. But the collections inside are the real star. Exhibits give a vivid idea of what everyday life was like in Katowice from the 1200s to today, and there are special collections dedicated to famous locals like the artist Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz.

2. Spellbinding Silesian Stories

More centrally located, just north of Rynek (the main square), the Silesian Museum has some amazing stories to tell. For instance, it houses 35,000 photographs, some of which are over 130 years old and capture key moments like the Polish resistance against Nazism. Other galleries provide a panorama of Polish painting, while there's an absorbing section on the history of Silesian industry which, after all, is what made the area so sought after by kings, emperors, and fuhrers, for so long.

3. A Saucer-Full Of Sporting And Cultural Delights

Built in 1971, Spodek is one of the most recognizable sporting and musical arenas in Europe. Shaped like an upturned flying saucer (well, it was the 1970s), it has a capacity of 11,500 people, and hosts everything from ice hockey fixtures to heavy metal artists like Metallica, who played a famous gig there in 1987. In fact, there's a good chance that something worth seeing will be on during anyone's stay in Katowice, whether you're into electronic gaming competitions, ice skating (there's a public rink in the complex), basketball, or volleyball.

4. Living History, And Historical Refreshments

The name may sound a little uninspiring, but the content of this huge outdoor museum is anything but. Located in the Provincial Park of Culture and Recreation around 2 miles north of the center, it's basically a lovingly reconstructed Silesian village, albeit one with structures dating from the 1100s to the 19th century. With 100 buildings in all, and staff on site to explain what everything means (usually in English), the museum even has a working karczma (tavern) to round off the trip with a beer. Not many museums can match that kind of service.

5. A Dramatic Center For The Polish Stage

Silesia's largest theater dominates Rynek Square, and also plays an oversized role in the city's cultural life. Housed in an elegant modernist structure, it was actually built by a German team (and the first performance was Schiller's "William Tell"). But the theater's golden age of the 50s and 60s saw it become a mainstay of the Polish stage, and most of the country's greatest actors trod the boards there at some point. These days, performances come thick and fast, as Shakespeare rubs shoulders with Polish newcomers. Even if the dialogue washes over you, it's an enchanting place to catch some drama.

Activities & attractions in Katowice

Where to Eat in Katowice

If you want superb pierogi and other Polish delicacies, try Patio-Park, Stare i Nowe, or Tatiana. Other cuisines are well represented too, including Hungarian, Italian, and Japanese and prices are reasonable, at around zł35 in high-end restaurants.

When to visit Katowice

Travel between June and August for the best weather, although fall is a good time for music lovers, with the Jazz and Beyond Festival in town.

How to Get to Katowice

Katowice International Airport (KTW) has plenty of connections via low-cost carriers. To reach the city, take the PKM Katowice shuttle (‎zł27).

You can reach Katowice Dworzec PKP station from Krakow and Warsaw, as well as other eastern European and German cities. It's in the city center, so finding your hotel should be simple.

Those driving from Krakow should take the A4, while if you are coming from Warsaw, you'll need to take the E67 then the E75.

Unibus, PolskiBus, and Bus-Inter all run intercity buses into Dworzec Autobusowy Katowice bus station, with connections to all major Polish cities.

Airports near Katowice

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Accommodation options in Katowice include the opulent Monopol Hotel and the Hotel Diament Plaza Katowice (right next door), as well as the ibis Budget Centrum, a handy low-cost city center choice.

Popular Neighborhoods in Katowice

Ulica Mariacka - the city's main thoroughfare, Ulica Mariacka is a magnet for diners, theater-goers, and sightseers thanks to the beautiful Church of St. Mary.

Rynek - the central market square, Rynek features an incongruous palm grove, cycle rental facilities, and is lined with elegant 18th-century buildings.

Park Slaski - Katowice's largest green space, this park is home to the Silesian Zoo and a planetarium, and is next to the Stadion Slaski, the city's main pop concert and soccer venue.

Where to stay in popular areas of Katowice

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Buses and trams are run by KZK GOP, and a single zone ticket (all you'll need most of the time) costs zł3.20.

Taxi fares vary by time and area, but will usually come out at around zł7.50 for the meter drop, then zł4 per mile.

Rental companies include National and Europcar, and rates can be as low as zł45 per day.

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Silesia City Center is Katowice's retail hub, hosting major global brand names, but check out craft stores like Geszeft as well for distinctive gifts.

Groceries and Other

Supermarkets in the city include Tesco, Auchan, and Netto. As a guide, expect a gallon of milk to cost around zł8.

1 Understand
2.1 By plane
2.2 By train
2.4 By road
3.1 On foot
3.2 By bus or tram
3.3 By taxi
4.1 Further out
5.2 Performing arts
8.2 Mid-range
8.3 Splurge
10.1 Budget
10.2 Mid-range
10.3 Splurge
12 Stay safe

Katowice is a large city in the Silesian Voivodeship ( województwo śląskie ) in the south of Poland. In 2021 it had a population of 315,000; it's the central city of Metropolis GZM (population 2.3 million) which in turn is part of Upper Silesian-Moravian metropolitan area sprawling across the Czech border. It's not scenic, but has a rich industrial heritage.

Understand [ edit ]

A series of medieval villages grew up in the forest clearings of Silesia, working at agriculture and small-scale metal-bashing; Katowice is first documented among these in 1598. They urbanised from the 18th century when coal mines plumbed deeper underground, and better processes were invented for extracting metals such as zinc and for turning iron into steel. Katowice outgrew its neighbours and in 1873 it became the county town. Poland in those centuries was carved up by other nations and Katowice was part of Prussia, later of Germany. It was well-connected by rail to other cities and attracted service industries such as banking. After the First World War the border was re-drawn, based on a plebiscite; Katowice voted to remain German but the district all around it voted to join Poland and it had to follow suit, becoming the regional capital.

The Second World War and Nazi occupation brought a high human cost but only selective damage to city buildings - the synagogue was one obvious target but city industry was wanted for the war effort. Then in 1945 the Red Army "liberated" Katowice by destroying much of it, and post-war communist rulers carried on in that vein. Rynek the central market square was soon ringed by the slabby 1960-70s architecture now mocked as "Early Gierek". Later in the 20th century traditional smokestack industry collapsed, labour unrest grew, and the miners of Katowice were as instrumental in the downfall of "the People's Republic" as the ship-builders of Gdańsk.

The city, region and entire nation of Poland had to re-invent themselves after 1989, developing a western free-market economy with a greater role for service sector, education and IT. Other Polish cities have prettified themselves into romantic budget-flight weekend destinations - that was never realistic for Katowice. It does however have a wealth of heritage, good visitor amenities, and transport links around Silesia and beyond.

Get in [ edit ]

By plane [ edit ]

Onward transport:

Airport Bus takes 50 min to the main railway and bus stations, every 30 min daytime and hourly through the night.
Matuszek Bus runs direct to Kraków .
Buses also run direct to Bytom (No 85, 53), Mierzęcice (No 17) and Sosnowiec .

Kraków ( KRK IATA ) is a major tourist destination so its John-Paul II Airport has excellent connections across Europe. Flixbuses from Warsaw and Gdańsk call here every few hours on their way to Katowice, but it's usually more convenient to take the frequent bus or train into Kraków city centre and change.

By train [ edit ]

Trains from Warsaw run hourly and take just under 3 hours via Sosnowiec . They may start from Gdynia or Gdańsk.

From Kraków they run hourly and take an hour via Myslowice.

From Berlin Lichtenburg, two trains a day take 6 hr 30 min via Rzepin, Zielona Gora , Glogow, Lublin , Legnica , Wrocław , Opole , Gliwice and Zabrze , and continue to Kraków. From Wrocław the service is every hour or so, taking two hours and continuing to Kraków, Tarnów , Rzeszów , Łańcut and Przemyśl on the Ukraine border.

From the Czech Republic, trains run from Ostrava every hour or two, taking two hours via Bohumin, Wodzislaw Slaski, Rybnik and Tychy. These may start from Prague, Vienna or Budapest.

On cross-border routes, look for split-ticket deals. Reservations are compulsory on all trains from Germany in July and August.

Outlying stations are Zaleze 3 km west, Brynów 5 km southwest and Ligota another 4 km south, and Zawodzie 3 km east.

By bus [ edit ]

From Warsaw, Flixbus runs five times a day, taking 4-5 hours via Katowice Airport.

From Gdańsk they run eight times, taking 8-9 hours via Toruń , Włocławek, Łódź and the airport.

From Berlin they run every hour or two, taking 8 hours via Berlin Airport, Wrocław and Opole .

From Prague they run eight times, taking 6 hr 30 min via Brno , Olomouc and Ostrava . From Vienna takes 6 hours by the same route.

From Kraków is a frequent service. Flixbus, Unibus and Bus-Inter all run hourly, taking 65 min, for a fare in 2024 of 15 zł. They use large coaches with luggage trunks; consider booking, as they sell out at busy times.

By road [ edit ]

Get around [ edit ].

On foot [ edit ]

Many sights are within a km or two of Rynek or the main railway station. The pavements are broad and level.

By bus or tram [ edit ]

ZTM Metropolia run almost all buses and trams across the 40-some cities of Upper Silesian Metropolis, which straddles the Czech border. They have a unified ticket system.

( PKM Jaworzno [dead link] are an exception. They run blue and yellow buses on some 20 routes, including lines A, E and J from Aleja Korfantego. They have a completely different fare system; but you're unlikely to use them and they're not described further here.)

In 2024 tickets valid for 20 mins are 4.60 zł, 40 mins 5.60 zł, 90 minutes or for the full route 6.60 zł, and a 90 minute group ticket for up to 5 people is 13 zł. A one-day pass valid until midnight is 12 zł. Concessionary fares are 50% of the relevant normal fare. All these tickets are valid for unlimited transfers within the allotted time. You can also buy e-packages of 20, 40 or 80 tickets (which roughly halve the unit journey price but don't allow transfers), and 30-, 90- and 180-day e-passes.

You can buy tickets from kiosks, newsagents, shops, machines at the main stops, or at POP passenger service points: these are within Katowice railway station, at Pocztowa 10 near Rynek, and at the ZTM offices on Barbary 21a. The only ticket you can buy on boarding is the 90 minute 6.60 zł (or concessionary 3.30 zł) ticket from bus drivers, who don't give change (they don't yet have contactless payment), and are sometimes out of tickets.

You must validate your ticket immediately on boarding. Inspectors prowl, and an unvalidated ticket is as bad as no ticket at all. For outlying sights buy your return ticket along with your outbound in case you find no convenient ticket point or the machine is broken, and with trams you don't have the option of paying the driver.

By taxi [ edit ]

There are taxi ranks at the airport, north entrance of the railway station at 3 Maja, the bus station, main hotels and city transport nodes. Ask the price beforehand or the taxi driver will use his wildest imagination. Using an app such as Uber ensures an agreed price.

See [ edit ]

Zachód Słońca - "Sunset" - is a neon installation on Rynek, a red globe low over the Rawa canal.

Further out [ edit ]

50.2442 18.9901 17 Silesian Freedom and Solidarity Centre ( Śląskie Centrum Wolności i Solidarności ), Wincentego Pola 38 , ☏ +48 32 438 7966 . Tu Th 10:00-18:00, W F Sa 09:00-16:00 . Wujek is still an active coal mine, producing sub-bituminous coal. This was suitable for power stations as it contains little sulphur, but it emits disproportionate CO2 so its markets are shrivelling. The mine is best known as the scene of the "Pacification" of Dec 1981, when riot police shot dead nine miners striking against the imposition of martial law. In Sept 2009 an underground explosion killed over 20 miners. The museum depicts the labour uprisings of the 1980s, the nucleus of the Solidarity movement that eventually toppled communism in Poland. ( updated Apr 2024 )

Do [ edit ]

Football: GKS Katowice play soccer in 1 Liga, the second tier. Their home ground Stadion GKS (capacity 6700) is on Bukowa, 3 km northwest of city centre and just over the boundary with Chorzów. Other top tier (Ekstraklasa) teams nearby are in Chorzów , Zabrze and Gliwice .
Ice hockey: GKS Katowice play in Polska Hokej Liga, the top tier. Their home rink is within Spodek.
Games & puzzles: Ludiversum is a board games cafe at Kamienna 7, next to Hostel Centrum near the railway station.

Cinema [ edit ]

Katowice has several new, multi-screen cinemas and some traditional ones. Check if films are shown dubbed or sub-titled.

Performing arts [ edit ]

50.2599 19.0189 11 Teatr A Part , 3 Maja 11 . Contemporary visual and physical theatre group, formed by Marcin Herich, actor, director and organizer of theatre events. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2662 18.9945 13 Teatr Gry i Ludzie ( Games and People's Theatre ), Gliwicka 120 , ☏ +48 501 395 069 . Experimental and mainly outdoor theatre group. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2663 18.9883 14 Teatr Żelazny , Gliwicka 148 , ☏ +48 577 380 377 . Small off-beat theatre. ( updated Apr 2024 )

Events [ edit ]

JazzArt Festival is in April.
A-Part Festival is an international look at alternative and experimental "Off" theatre. It runs over a week in June, see A-Part Theatre above.
Tauron Festival is a Techno and dance rave in the Industrial Museum Complex in June.
Fitelberg Competition for Conductors is organised by the Silesian Philharmonic (see above) and held in July.
OFF Festival is a new music event over the first weekend in August.
CIOFF organise folk music and dancing festivals globally, with the Katowice event held Aug / Sept.
Rawa Blues Festival is an indoor blues festival in October.
Mayday is a Techno music event held at Spodek in November.
Polish Directors' Art Festival "Interpretacje" . Festival of theatres and TV drama, with a competition for directors for the "Konrad Prize". It was last held in Nov 2022. ( updated Apr 2024 )

Learn [ edit ]

University of Silesia ( Uniwersytet Śląski ), Bankowa 12 . Their main campus is in Katowice, with facilities also in Sosnowiec, Cieszyn and Chorzów. ( updated Apr 2024 )
University of Economics ( Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny ), 1 Maja 50 . Public university with some 10,000 students. ( updated Apr 2024 )
Academy of Music ( Akademia Muzyczna ), Zacisze 3 . This offers university-level courses (some in English) and degrees. ( updated Apr 2024 )
Academy of Physical Education ( Akademia Wychowania Fizycznego ), Mikołowska 72A . Mostly Higher education courses, but some at degree level. ( updated Apr 2024 )
Medical University of Silesia ( Śląski Uniwersytet Medyczny ), Poniatowskiego 15 . This has departments of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Public Health and Health Sciences (which covers nursing, physical therapy and dietetics). ( updated Apr 2024 )
Academy of Fine Arts ( Akademia Sztuk Pięknych ), Raciborska 37 . It offers degree-level courses in English. ( updated Apr 2024 )
Silesian University of Technology ( Politechnika Śląska ) is based in Gliwice . but the Faculties of Materials Science and Metallurgy, of Transport and of Management are sited here.

Buy [ edit ]

Shopping centres are mostly north of the station. Galeria Katowicka is adjacent on 3 Maja, open M-Sa 09:00-21:00.

Silesia City Center is 3 km northwest on the boulevard to Chorzów, with Cinema City.

Eat [ edit ]

Budget [ edit ]

50.2573 19.0246 1 Złoty Osioł ( Golden Donkey ), Mariacka 1 , ☏ +48 32 253 0113 . M-Sa 11:00-20:00, Su 12:00-20:00 . Lively vegetarian bar hosting events like poet meetings or concerts. ( updated Apr 2024 )
Tradycyjne Zapikanki , Mariacka 1 ( by Golden Donkey ). M-Th 11:00-23:00, F Sa 12:00-03:00, Su 14:00-22:00 . Fast food place open late. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2584 19.0242 2 Talerz Szklanka , Staromiejska 12 , ☏ +48 501 060 030 . M-F 11:00-18:00 . Called a milk bar, but it's trad filling Silesian food, perfectly seasoned and textured. ( updated Apr 2024 )
Mój Kaprys , Kochanowskiego 10 ( opposite Hostel Polonia ), ☏ +48 792 732 110 . Tu-Su 11:00-18:00 . Great place with tasty home-style food, generous portions and good coffee. Nice atmosphere inside and friendly service. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.255617 19.018506 3 Okiem i Brzuchem , Kościuszki 18 . If you're looking for local Silesian cuisine on the map of Katowice. Selection is "10". Great decor, delicious food, great service. Unique atmosphere. ( updated May 2022 )
50.2611 19.0163 4 Mekong , Słowackiego 21 , ☏ +48 32 725 1390 . M-F 11:00-18:00, Sa 11:30-15:00 . Fresh authentic Vietnamese cuisine. ( updated Apr 2024 )

Mid-range [ edit ]

Hurry Curry , Sw Stanisława 1 ( opposite Cathedral of the Resurrection ), ☏ +48 511 433 663 . Su, Tu-Th 12:00-21:00, F Sa 12:00-22:00 . Indian and southeast Asian food, some vegetarian and vegan options available. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2542 19.021 5 Carlos Burger&Lunch , Jagiellońska 11 , ☏ +48 786 865 913 . M-Th 12:00-21:00, F Sa 12:00-23:00, Su 13:00-20:00 . Large burgers, decent price, friendly staff. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2546 19.0197 6 Pierogi Świata , Jagiellońska 4 , ☏ +48 506 424 928 . Tu-F 12:00-20:00, Sa Su 13:00-20:00 . The name means "Dumplings of the World" and it's an eclectic offering of trad Polish and fusion. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2535 19.0191 7 Żurownia , Ligonia 16 , ☏ +48 535 084 666 . Su M 12:00-21:00, Tu-Sa 12:00-22:00 . Traditional Silesian specialties and beer. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2561 19.0316 8 Dobra Karma , Sw Jacka 1 , ☏ +48 784 903 662 . Su-Th 12:00-19:30, F Sa 12:00-21:30 . Veggie cafe for breakfasts, pizzas, soups, pastas,child-friendly. The name's a bit of an uneasy fusion, but suppose they'd called it Theek Hai Los . ( updated Apr 2024 )
Fantasmagoria , Gliwicka 51 ( opposite Cinema City ), ☏ +48 571 808 722 . Daily 13:00-22:00 . Polish and Georgian cuisine. Bright interior and a terrace in summer. Cash payment only. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2658 19.0195 9 CityRock , Chorzowska 9B , ☏ +48 573 000 595 . Su, Tu-Th 10:00-22:00, M 16:00-22:00, F Sa 10:00-00:00. . Retro American-style diner, for wings, pizza, burgers and the like. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.269 19.0213 10 Wiejska Chatka , Plac Grunwaldzki 4 , ☏ +48 32 350 3010 . Su-Th 11:00-21:00, F Sa 11:00-22:00 . Family-friendly place for trad Silesian cuisine, no alcohol. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2549 19.016 11 Zaklęty Czardasz , Kopernika 9 , ☏ +48 32 257 0132 . Tu-Sa 12:00-22:00, Su 12:00-21:00 . Splendid Hungarian restaurant and winery in a cellar. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2549 19.0137 12 U Babuni , Jana Kilińskiego 16 , ☏ +48 32 250 0103 . Su-Th 11:00-20:00, F Sa 11:00-21:00 . Rustic wooden interior, good value trad meals. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2541 19.0155 13 Buddha , Drzymały 9 , ☏ +48 726 111 222 . Daily 12:00-21:00 . Mostly good reviews for this Indian restaurant. ( updated Apr 2024 )

Splurge [ edit ]

Koku Sushi , Gliwicka 57 ( opposite Cinema City ), ☏ +48 530 381 381 . Daily 12:00-22:00 . Sushi place with a large menu selection. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2606 19.018 14 Patio , Stawowa 3 , ☏ +48 32 781 5555 . M-Sa 11:00-22:00, Su 11:00-21:00 . Top quality Silesian and Polish specialties from this long-established restaurant. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2448 19.0082 15 Patio-Park , Kosciuszki 101 , ☏ +48 511 191 190 . M-F 11:00-22:00, Sa 12:00-23:00, Su 12:00-21:00 . Another branch of Patio, with wonderful Polish cuisine, and a beautiful setting by Kosciuszki Park. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2308 18.9785 16 Karcma pod Strzechom , Grzyśki 13 ( off Rolna ), ☏ +48 513 997 159 . Su-Th 11:00-22:00, F Sa 11:00-23:00 . Done up like a mountain chalet, this serves trad country dishes. ( updated Apr 2024 )

Drink [ edit ]

Katofonia , Mielęckiego 6 ( block north of Golden Donkey ), ☏ +48 32 201 0184 . Su-Th 17:00-23:00, F Sa 17:00-03:00 . Live rock, blues and other music. ( updated Apr 2024 )
Lorneta z Meduzą , Mariacka 5 ( by Golden Donkey ), ☏ +48 323 232 323 . M-F 07:00-04:00, Sa Su 09:00-04:00 . Bistro bar with filling food. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2575 19.0276 1 Cooler Club , Mariacka 20 , ☏ +48 508 249 198 . F Sa 20:00-05:00 . Weekend late spot. ( updated Apr 2024 )
Hipnoza Jazz Club , Plac Sejmu Śląskiego 2 ( behind Teatr Korfez ), ☏ +48 660 476 156 . Tu-Th 13:00-23:00, F Sa 14:00-01:00, Su 14:00-23:00 . Jazz and other music, drinks and interesting dishes. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2622 19.0113 2 Spiż , Opolska 22 , ☏ +48 885 408 406 . F Sa 21:00-05:00 . Club with decent music and drink. ( updated Apr 2024 )

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Hostel Katowice Centrum , Andrzeja 19 ( just south of station ), ☏ +48 535 111 655 . Clean and very convenient. ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2559 19.02 1 Hostel Polonia , Jana Kochanowskiego 3 , ☏ +48 323 200 021 . It's a basic hotel rather than a hostel. Gets noise from the nearby station. B&B double 200 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
Ibis Budget Katowice Centrum , al Walentego Roździeńskiego 18 ( next to Novotel ), ☏ +48 32 350 5040 . Good Accor hotel, service and comfort beyond its price range. B&B double 250 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.7621 19.0256 2 Hotel Diament , al Wojciecha Korfantego 35 , ☏ +48 32 606 8585 . Comfy friendly place on a tram route, some noise from the events hall. B&B double 450 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2539 19.0204 3 Jopi Hostel , Plebiscytowa 23 , ☏ +48 32 204 3432 . Friendly hostel with 2-, 4- and 6-bed rooms, six bathrooms and shared kitchen. The neighbourhood is a bit rough. 100 zł ppn . ( updated Apr 2024 )

Mercure Katowice Centrum , Młyńska 6 ( facing station ), ☏ +48 32 797 8800 . Convenient Accor chain hotel. B&B double 550 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.7523 19.0258 4 Hotel Mariacki ( Best Western; formerly Hotel Śląski ), Mariacka 15 , ☏ +48 32 708 0800 . Clean, friendly and central. B&B double 500 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
Hotel M23 is by the Mariacki at No 23 and gets good reviews.
50.2621 19.0236 5 Courtyard by Marriott , Uniwersytecka 13 ( within Altus shopping mall ), ☏ +48 32 438 9350 . Smart place in the centre. Double (room only) 500 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.261 19.0334 6 Novotel , al Walentego Roździeńskiego 16 , ☏ +48 32 200 4444 . Spacious efficient Accor chain hotel convenient for motorists. With pool, sauna and gym. B&B double 500 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2581 19.0367 7 Hotel Senator , 1 Maja 3 , ☏ +48 698 767 425 . Comfy simple place. On a tram route, so this means some street noise. B&B double 300 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2657 18.9965 8 Hotel Załęże , Gliwicka 106 , ☏ +48 698 766 963 . Two km west of main railway station and downtown, this is okay for what you pay. B&B double 300 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2631 18.9901 9 Marysin Dwór , Pukowca 17a , ☏ +48 322 544 089 . Simple accommodation in the industrial suburbs next to Załęże railway station. B&B double 300 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2453 19.0819 10 Stary Nikiszowiec , Nałkowskiej 10 , ☏ +48 32 255 4682 . Modern simple place in a former miners' estate. Double (room only) 200 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
Hotel Jantor next door is filthy.
50.2577 19.0226 11 Hotel Monopol , Dworcowa 5 ( 300 m east of station ), ☏ +48 32 782 8282 , [email protected] . Grand old central hotel, opened in 1903, with modern spacious rooms. B&B double 600 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2615 19.0248 12 Qubus Hotel , Stanisława Moniuszki 9 , ☏ +48 32 778 0100 , [email protected] . Modern, central four-star hotel. The Sky Bar has nice views from the 27th floor. B&B double 600 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )
50.2636 19.0168 13 Vienna House Easy , Sokolska 24 , ☏ +48 32 783 8100 . Slick modern hotel in the centre with 203 comfortable rooms and apartments. B&B double 550 zł . ( updated Apr 2024 )

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As of April 2024, Katowice, its approach roads and nearby towns have 5G from all Polish carriers.

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Standard precautions about safeguarding valuables, beware traffic (including trams, which run along Rynek and other pedestrian spaces), and avoid drunks.

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Chorzów 5 km west has a zoo, amusement park and the Silesian Ethnographic Park.
Tychy 12 km south has a Brewing Museum.
Central Firefighting Museum in Mysłowice .
Mining skansen in Zabrze .
Silver mine and Black Trout Gallery in Tarnowskie Góry .
Auschwitz-Birkenau is the Nazi death camp complex by the town of Oświęcim .

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Whether you have a layover, overnight sleepover or you are just quickly passing through, our Katowice Airport Guide is a great place to start planning your visit. Here, you’ll find information on services and facilities available inside the airport – including details about airport lounges, WiFi, mobile charging points, lockers, 24-hour food options, nearby hotels, and everything in between.

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KTW Airport Overview

To help you plan your layover or overnight sleepover, here is a quick run-down about what to expect during your time at Katowice Airport.

What to Expect

Katowice Airport (code: KTW) has three small terminals: Terminal A serves non-Schengen zone departures, Terminal B handles Schengen zone departures, and the recently-built Terminal C oversees all arrivals. Travellers report intense security procedures. Facilities include a few shops and eateries in Terminals A and B, some of which may be open 24 hours. There may be free showers for freshening up. WiFi is available in two airport lounges, which economy-class passengers can pay to enter. See Airport Lounges in the guide below for location and access information.

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To help us keep this guide up-to-date, you can add or update information or write a review to submit airport tips and photos. You can also visit the airport’s website for current information. For more airport information, continue scrolling down to explore more in our Katowice Airport Guide.

In this guide we may refer to locations as “landside” and “airside”. Landside is the public area of the terminal located in the non-secure zone, before security. Airside is the secure area of the terminal that you must reach by going through security. For more information on Europe’s Schengen Area, click here .

Airport Hours

The airport is open 24 hours.

If sleeping in the airport sounds like a nightmare, there are hotels near Katowice Airport:

Moxy Katowice Airport – Located at the airport. Exiting the terminal, you will see the hotel on the left. No airport shuttle. » Check Rates
DeSilva Inn – A 24-hour airport shuttle is available. The shuttle is free if you park your car at the hotel; otherwise, you pay 20PLN each way. Call the hotel at +48 32 393 88 88 after collecting your luggage. » Check Rates
Hotel Iskra by Katowice Airport – Free 24-hour airport shuttle is available. » Check Rates

For more options, visit Tripadvisor to see a list of hotels near Katowice Airport that can be sorted by price, distance, traveller rating and popularity.

Pay-per-use, Single Visit Passes & Lounge Memberships

Regardless of what class of service you are flying, there are lounges you can enter by paying at the door, purchasing a pass, or using a lounge membership program. Visit the individual lounge page for more details about the lounge itself and learn how to gain access with just an economy class ticket!

Business Lounge (Non-Schengen) – Location: Terminal A, Airside, near Gate 1. Non-Schengen flights only. Lounge Access: Pay at the Door • Lounge membership programs.
Business Lounge (Schengen) – Location: Terminal B, Airside, 1st Floor. International Non-Schengen and Schengen flights only. Lounge Access: Pay at the Door • Lounge membership programs.

Related Pages: Katowice Airport Lounges

Rest & Relaxation Zones

No dedicated sleeping areas, quiet areas or rest zones exist. If this information has changed, click here to update this guide .

More Airport Information

ATMs / Cash Machines – Need cash? ATMs are available. Fees may apply, so check your bank’s fee schedule and daily withdrawal limit if you are travelling internationally. You may also want to notify your bank of your travel plans. Locations: Terminal B, Ground Floor, Landside • Terminal B, 1st Floor, Airside

Baby Care Facilities – If you are travelling with an infant, there are baby care rooms for breastfeeding and diaper changing. Additionally, baby-changing facilities can be found in some washrooms.

Banking Services – PKO Bank provides full-service banking inside the airport. Location: Terminal B, 1st Floor.

Chapel – Location: Terminal B, Landside, 2nd Floor.

Conference Room – Location: Terminal B, Landside, 2nd Floor.

Currency Exchange – There are several currency exchange offices in Terminals A and B. Hours: unknown.

Drinking Water – Information is unavailable. Does the airport have water fountains or water bottle refill stations? Click here to update this guide .

Duty-Free & Shopping – Duty-free shopping is available airside on the Departures level of Terminals A and B. A few newsstands and gift shops are available. If you need to pick up groceries on your way home to your destination in Katowice, stop at 1 Minute Grocery Store, located landside on the ground floor of Terminal C.

Fast Track Service – As a premium service, customers with Fast Track security passes are given priority service to keep waiting to a minimum. Fee: 80 PLN, payable online or at the Business Lounge.

Food & Drinks – Food concessions throughout the airport operate with varying schedules. At the time of this update, we cannot confirm the availability of any 24-hour dining options. Food options:

Terminal A, Landside: Coffee House • Bistro • SO! Coffee • Kebab • Cavarious Cafe • Travel Chef.
Terminal B, Landside: Cavarious Cafe
Terminal B, Airside: Cavarious Cafe
Terminal C, Landside: SO! Coffee

Information Desk – Location: landside, ground floor. Hours: open 24 hours

Kid’s Zone – Let your kids burn off energy before a flight! KidZone offers a play area for children over age three and a baby-care room. Location: Terminal B, landside, 1st floor.

Luggage Storage & Lockers – Not available.

Medical Services – If you feel unwell or injure yourself, a medical center can be found. Location: Terminal A, Ground Floor. Hours: unknown.

Mobile Charging – At the time of this update, we had no information about mobile charging availability. If you know, click here to update this airport guide .

Pharmacy – Apteka Pharmacy – Location: Terminal B, Landside, Ground Level.

Post Office – Send your last minute postcards to friends and family from the airport’s post office. Location: Terminal A, Landside, Ground Floor.

Showers – Not available

SIM Cards – A reader has asked us to include where to buy SIM Cards. If you know, click here to update this airport guide .

Smoking – Location: Terminals A and B, ground floor.

Travel Agencies – If you are arriving in Katowice and need local arrangements or help planning a last-minute trip abroad, an ITAKA Travel Agent at the airport (Terminal B, Ground Floor) can probably be of assistance.

The airport is well connected to the bus system offering passengers a variety of onward travel options. Whether you are trying to get to the Katowice Centre, Krakow or a the railway station, there is probably a bus available. For more details, visit the bus transportation page on the Katowice Airport website.

Car Rentals

The following car rental agencies offer services onsite: Global rent a car • Jolocar • GT cars rent • Sixt • Pnek.

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3 Days of Fun: Explore Katowice, Poland

experience the vibrant mix of culture and industry in katowice, poland..

22 April 2023

Katowice, Poland is a beautiful destination for travelers who love exploring the history of the city. Visitors can wander around the Market Square, visit iconic landmarks such as the Cathedral of Christ the King, and learn about the city's industrial past at the Silesian Museum. With plenty of cafes, bars, and restaurants to choose from, Katowice is also an excellent spot for those seeking Polish cuisine and nightlife.

Travel plan

Arrival and exploration.

Check into the stylishly decorated and conveniently located Park Inn by Radisson Katowice Hotel.
Stop by the trendy Milk Bar Tomasza for a traditional breakfast of pierogi and kasha.
Visit the Silesian Museum to discover the history and culture of the region through art and artifacts.
Take a stroll through the vibrant and historic Old Town with its charming cobblestone streets and colorful buildings.
Taste local delicacies at the bustling street market, Stary Kleparz, before winding down with a pint of beer at Browar Zamkowy.

Nature and Industry

Start the day with a hearty breakfast at Lola Bistro & Coffee, known for its homemade bread and fresh produce.
Visit the Silesian Park, a sprawling oasis of greenery with scenic lakes, bike trails and even an amusement park.
Learn about the industrial heritage of the city at the interactive and fascinating Silesian Museum of Technology.
See the stunning modernist architecture of Spodek, an iconic sports and entertainment arena.
Enjoy a memorable evening at Plac Sejmu Slaskiego, a lively square with bars, restaurants and live music.

Artistic and Culinary Delights

Enjoy a leisurely morning at Czarny Kot, a cozy cafe with great coffee and pastries.
Visit the Katowice Street Art Trail and discover impressive murals and installations by local and international artists.
Discover the contemporary art scene at the Museum of Modern Art, housed in a striking restored 19th century building.
Satisfy your appetite with a delicious dinner at Gwarek 100, a charming restaurant serving traditional Silesian cuisine with a modern twist.
End the night on a high note with a live performance at Jazz Club Hipnoza, a legendary venue for jazz aficionados.

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Return sun, 25 aug 2023, length of stay, type of trip, how to get there.

The best way to get to Katowice, Poland by plane is to fly into Katowice International Airport (KTW), which is the main airport in the region with connections to many major cities in Europe.

Driving to Katowice by car is possible via several major highways, including the A4 and A1. There are many car rental options available at Katowice International Airport and in the city center.

Traveling to Katowice by train is a great option for those coming from neighboring countries. The main train station in Katowice is Katowice Railway Station, which is connected to many major cities in Poland.

There are no direct boat routes to Katowice, as it is a landlocked city. However, the city is located near several major rivers, such as the Vistula River, which can be explored by boat as part of a larger European river cruise.

Taking a bus to Katowice is a convenient and affordable option. The main bus station in Katowice is Katowice Bus Station, which is connected to many cities in Poland and Europe.

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Welcome to the land that's impossible to pronounce after a few drinks. Katowice, where the vowels are scarce and the consonants are unpronounceable, but the beer is always cold.

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More travel plans, katowice on a budget: two days of fun.

Katowice is a vibrant city in southern Poland that showcases its industrial heritage through various museums and landmarks. Despite being a lesser-known destination, it offers many affordable options for budget travelers in terms of accommodation, food, and transportation. Visitors can explore the city's charming old town, visit historic landmarks, and enjoy the lively nightlife without breaking the bank.

Katowice in 2 Days: Culture & Adventure

A trip to Katowice, Poland as a tourist offers an opportunity to explore the city's rich industrial heritage, its vibrant cultural scene and its beautiful green spaces. Visitors can tour the historic coal mines, visit the Museum of Silesia and attend concerts and exhibitions at the city's many cultural venues. They can also take a stroll through the expansive Silesian Park and enjoy a picnic by its picturesque lake.

Five Days of Fun in Katowice, Poland

Katowice is an industrial city located in southern Poland that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and architecture. As a tourist, you can visit the Silesian Museum to learn about the region's history and explore the city's vibrant nightlife. You can also take a trip to the nearby Tatras Mountains for breathtaking natural scenery and outdoor activities.

Discovering Katowice in a Day

Katowice, Poland offers a unique blend of architecture, culture, and history for tourists looking to explore off the beaten path. From visiting the stunning Spodek arena, a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, to the interactive Silesian Museum, there's something for every traveler. Don't forget to sample the local cuisine, especially the delicious pierogi and smoked meats.

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Please come by Śląska Prohibicja

Are you looking for a place where tradition meets modernity and passion and experience are served on a plate in a form of unique dishes? Be sure to visit Silesian Prohibition! We are open again and invite you to take part in our culinary adventure. We serve dishes from our new menu in which you will find both favorite Silesian classics as well as plenty of novelties. Start your journey with a perfectly composed appetizer, then move on to the real feast. Top it all off with a sweet dessert prepared especially for you.

Remember that with us you will feel comfortable and safe. We invite you!

Śląska Prohibicja in the Katowice neighbourhood of Nikiszowiec

A place where the surroundings of Silesian architecture takes you to a completely different world. Stylish interiors which can accommodate 200 guests in five rooms, live music played during weekend evenings, weddings, receptions or concerts of outstanding musicians – all this makes the world of Śląska Prohibicja a memorable place.

The atmosphere and style of the restaurant allows you to organize an unforgettable family meeting, romantic dinner or professional business talks. We take care of every detail, so we can offer our guests excellent taste, comfort and professional service. We simply love what we do!

Szymon Bracik chef

He took his love for cooking from home. His first master and culinary inspiration was his dad, who taught him how to live in harmony with nature and the rhythm of the seasons, how to celebrate life – by cooking. This made his sense of taste develop exceptionally well and quickly. Cooking has become a way of life for Simon. He took his first steps in gastronomy as a student filled with dreams of creating flavors that he could share and give people the joy of eating.

In the pursuit of a goal, humility is important. Before you raise your head you need several years of learning and patient observation. I developed my culinary passion further in Silesia as a deputy chef in one of the popular restaurants in Katowice, where I combined diversity with simplicity of form and unconventional composition of flavors. I settled down in Katowice – I was deputy chef in an Italian restaurant, which developed my concept of Mediterranean cuisine, simple but based on delicious products and the joy that is hidden in the sun of ripening vegetables. This is how I arrived at the restaurant in Pszczyna – first as sous chef, then as chef, where I combined the cuisine filled with passion and fascination – it was a breakthrough moment for me. I managed to run the restaurant in such a way that after several years of hard work we received an award and the title of the Best Restaurant in Poland. Now, in Silesian Prohibition I feel that I have found my place, that I can combine my passion with my work and serve the best for you! – Simon says.

In love with Nikisz

In the raw design of apartment blocks in the historic Nikiszowiec, the history of workers’ Silesia is recorded. Connoisseurs of the history of the 1920s hear a lot of stories about the life of society stigmatized by work in the shafts of steel mills and mines. The fathers, in the sweat of their foreheads, went underground to mine for black gold, their wives at that time were bringing order to the characters of their ancestors, taking care of the home fire of a truly Silesian family.

What’s Nikish’s delight? First of all, his simplicity. The brick walls of the family houses, where large windows are wrapped in red flowers, create a unique atmosphere encouraging to stroll. It is worthwhile to take a look at the green courtyards, which used to house pigsties, were used as feed stores or as steamers, and the green areas became a field for underage rascals. Nikisz boasts a large market square, a neo-bark church, an ice rink, a museum and many cultural and gastronomic points. Many monuments, like the ” Pułaski ” shaft complex, attract tourists from all over Poland. The Nikiszowiec housing estate has also been recognized as a Monument of History and is an important point on the Industrial Monuments Route.

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About Katowice Airport (KTW)

Katowice Airport ( IATA: KTW, ICAO: EPKT), is an airport serving the Katowice area in Poland . Scroll down or click here to see what Katowice Airport shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, and facilities we have in our Duty Free Information 2024 Database . Currently in our database we have information on 122 shops , 17 cafes , and 7 restaurants at Katowice Airport . If you believe this data is out of date or incorrect in any way, please contact us and we will get our team of researchers to correct our data.

It consists of one 3,200-meter concrete runway and three passenger and one cargo terminals. 4.8 million passengers and 41,606 aircraft movements happened in 2019, and 20,123 tonnes of cargo passed through the cargo terminal. 17 passenger and 10 cargo airlines make stops at KTW. Most of the passenger travel is seasonal with stops at Abu Dhabi, Burgas, Bangkok and many others.

KTW is the home of a former German soldier airbase in 1940 and was used for military supply aircraft for the German Reich. Soviet soldiers were stationed at the base from 1945 until 1951 when they passed the base onto Poland’s Air Force. In the 1990s, the first international flight took place, and two more terminals were opened in the 2000s. There are expansion plans to construct a new passenger terminal.

Parking is available in three parts, and there are private lots next to the airport. 1,842 parking spots include EV parking. Ground transportation includes buses, taxis and rental cars.

Frequently Asked Questions about Katowice Airport

How far away is katowice airport from from the centre of katowice.

It takes approximately 34 mins to drive the 19.3 mi (31.1 kilometres) between the centre of Katowice and Katowice Airport , making it accessible enough to facilitate and accommodate any travel plans. Make sure you arrive in time to take the opportunity to explore the duty-free shopping opportunities located inside KTW airport , where you can purchase exclusive perfumes and colognes, cigarettes, alcohol, food items, confectionery, and souvenirs from Poland .

What are the parking options at Katowice Airport?

External parking options are available. Don't forget that you can also opt to leave your car at home, thanks to the many public transportation alternatives that can take you to and from Katowice Airport .

What is there to do upon arrival at Katowice Airport?

Once you arrive at the airport, you have the option to fuel up for your journey ahead by grabbing a bite to eat at any of the 24 available restaurants and cafes , or why not head straight for the duty-free shopping opportunities at the 122 different shops around Katowice Airport ? Get a last-minute gift for a loved one, or spoil yourself with a well-deserved souvenir from your trip.

What shops are there at Katowice Airport?

Airport Wireless - High Tech Accessories
Boar's Head Deli
Brighton Collectibles - Designer Accessories
Brioche Doree
Brooks Brothers - Apparel
Charley's Grilled Subs
Chili's
CNBC News Detroit - Newsstand
CNN Newsstand
Crocs-Footwear
Detroit 500
Diego's Mexican Cantina
DTW Express - Newsstand
DTW Press - Newsstand
DTW Travel Mart - News & Gifts
Duty Free Americas
Duty Free Americas - Gifts
Earl of Sandwich
Einstein Bros. Bagels
Erwin Pearl - Jewelry
Everything ASAP
Forever Silver
Fuddruckers
Gadgets to Go - Electronics Accessories
Gayle's Chocolates
Gayle's Chocolates - Specialty Candies
Heritage Books
Heritage Books and News
Hockeytown Cafe
Hometown Favorites - Sports Apparel
Hungry Howie's Pizza
Jose Cuervo Tequileria
KidZoo - Children's Toys, Gifts & Apparel
L'Occitane
Le Petit Bistro
Legends Bar
Max & Erma's
Mediterranean Grill
Monarch Gifts
Motown Harley-Davidson
Motown Music Review
Mrs. Field's Cookies
National Coney Island
National Coney Island Express
Online Cafe
Pangborn Design Collection
PGA Tour Shop
Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen
Quizno's Toasted Subs
Ruby Tuesday
See's Candy
Sora Japanese Cuisine & Sushi Bar
Sports Illustrated
Swarovski -Crystal
TGI Friday's
Thee Irish/Guinness Pub
USA Today Travel Zone
Vending Machine
Villa Pizza
Vino Volo Wine Room
Vito's Market
Waterworks Bar & Grill
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What restaurants and cafes are there at Katowice Airport?

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McDonald's
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers

Is there an airline lounge at Katowice Airport?

Heineken Lounge

What is the IATA/ICAO code for Katowice Airport?

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Wizz Air has announced the opening of its 26th base in Krakow, Poland. The airline will base two Airbus A321 aircraft at Krakow airport in May and September 2019. Along with the establishment of the new base, Wizz Air will launch twelve new services to nine countries from Krakow, including routes to London Luton and […]

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Chef Nate’s extensive culinary touring career began when he graduated from San Francisco State University . . . with a Political Science degree.

Upon graduation, he was offered an opportunity to go on tour with a traveling circus of bands that he admired growing up. The offer involved washing dishes for 500 people, three times per day. He took the job just to get his foot in the door and steered clear of politics, which he now believes was a great move.

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17 hurry curry, 18 via toscana restaurant & café, 19 kyoto sushi, 21 sztolnia, 22 bar a boo, 23 jeff's silesia city center, 24 restauracja zaklęty czardasz.

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26 Restauracja Indyjska Masala House

27 restauracja browar mariacki, 28 susharnia sushi bar katowice, 29 oh my ramen - katowice, 30 sakura sushi bar, 31 restauracja-winiarnia "terra mare", 32 zdrowa krowa, 33 basiliana italian bistro, 34 sakana sushi bar katowice, 35 3 sisters bagel and coffee.

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36 Pierogarnia na Gliwickiej

37 bbq ramen-ya katowice, 38 sushi do, 40 la vineria ristorante, 41 hana sushi, 42 8 stolików, 43 fantasmagoria, 44 buddha restauracja indyjska - katowice, 45 bistro pizza bzik.

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47 thali house by masala house, 48 shrimp house, 49 cafe kattowitz, 50 restauracja isto, popular road trips from katowice, what's the weather like in katowice.

It depends on when you visit! We've compiled data from NASA on what the weather is like in Katowice for each month of the year: see the links below for more information.

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