The University of Lodz academic community currently consists of approximately 30,000 people – over 23,000 students, almost 500 participants of doctoral schools and over 3,700 employees. For nearly 80…

The University of Lodz academic community currently consists of approximately 30,000 people – over 23,000 students, almost 500 participants of doctoral schools and over 3,700 employees. For nearly 80…
The last concert in this academic year, the April concert as part of the "Music at Biedermann’s" series, will be packed full of various sounds and styles. First, you will listen to French-Belgian harp…
The university's Wozownia 1/5 Gallery (Franciszkańska 1/5) will host the inauguration of an artistic and scientific project aimed at presenting the topics of genetics, biobanking and population…
"Cztery oblicza geometrii: od postulatów Euklidesa do hipotezy kosmicznego cenzora" [Four faces of geometry: from Euclid's postulates to the cosmic censor hypothesis] is the title of the 31st Rector's…
We would like to invite you to a concert in the beautiful interiors of the historic Alfred Biedermann’s Palace, where this time you will be able to listen to chamber string music.
Thanks to…
The closing ceremony of the Mentorship Project was held on 22 June at the Biedermann’s Palace. It was the last time the students and mentors met in such a large group. It was a time to exchange…
The University of Lodz International Hub team met at the Biedermann’s Palace with the international scientists and doctoral students who are currently working at the university. The meeting was…
On 16 March, we invite you to the concert of the Sombrero Sax Quartet, a band which is made up of saxophonists – students of the Grazyna and Kiejstut Bacewicz University of Music in Lodz.
On 19 January you will be able to listen to the works by Franz Schubert, Carl Nielsen and Ignacy Jan Paderewski performed by chamber ensembles of by the Grazyna and Kiejstut Bacewicz University of…
The monumental palace of the Biedermann family is referred to in the literature as the Alfred Biedermann Palace.
The monumental palace of the Biedermann family is referred to in the literature as the Alfred Biedermann Palace.
The Palace houses the University of Łódź Centre for the Organization of Cultural Events and Conferences (COWKiK).
The venue hosts interdisciplinary cultural projects presented in the form of exhibitions, meetings, lectures, seminars, conferences, and broadly defined educational activities.
It is also home to interfaculty units, research centres, and artistic ensembles, including:
The Palace holds collections documenting the history of the University of Łódź, as well as the lives and achievements of its academic staff and students. It also features a room dedicated to the University’s first Rector, Professor Tadeusz Kotarbiński.
The building is home to the Research Team for the Photographic Collection at the University of Łódź (the collection of Andrzej Różycki, an artist associated since the 1960s with the progressive avant-garde milieu of Łódź, who passed away in 2021).
The former carriage house now accommodates “Gallery 1/5”, which hosts temporary exhibitions.
The monumental residence of the Biedermann family is referred to in academic literature as the Alfred Biedermann Palace.
ul. Franciszkańska 1/5, 91-431 Łódź
The Biedermann Palace is located in the center of Łódź. Situated opposite the Old Town Park, it is separated from the Poznański Family Palace and the Manufaktura Shopping and Entertainment Centre. Nearby is also the city’s prominent thoroughfare, Piotrkowska Street.
If you need to get in touch with us, please contact:
Email: palac@uni.lodz.pl
Phone: (+42) 665 56 45, 665 56 55, 665 56 27

































