Factories built of red brick and workers’ housing estates are the hallmark of our city. Another “brick city” lies underground – over 250 kilometres of brick-built collectors of various sizes and…

Factories built of red brick and workers’ housing estates are the hallmark of our city. Another “brick city” lies underground – over 250 kilometres of brick-built collectors of various sizes and…
Fotofestiwal is one of the most important photography festivals in Europe, and thanks to its long-standing cooperation with the University of Lodz, the Main Festival Centre of its 25th edition has…
Born in Poland, in Łódź, created by enthusiasts of art, freedom, social responsibility and civil rights – Fotofestiwal has had something profoundly university-like about it from the very beginning. It…
The Biedermann’s Palace – a landmark of the University of Lodz located at Franciszkańska 1/5 – will become the Main Festival Centre of the 25th edition of Fotofestiwal. This collaboration brings…
Can radio still surprise after one hundred years? The academic conference "100 lat radia: teksty, technologie, społeczności" [100 Years of Radio: Texts, Technologies, Communities], organised by the…
The Jaracz Theatre will host Queer-Essence – an LGBTQ+ choir from Kharkiv, Ukraine, which for seven years has combined music, openness and community, creating unique concert experiences on 23 June…
The final concert of this cultural season as part of the “Music at Biedermann’s” series will be devoted to works by the Łódź-based pianist and composer Dorota Brolik-Bekrycht. On 11 June at 6 p.m.,…
An exceptionally special Children’s Day is on the horizon at UniLodz. We will celebrate on 3 June. We would like our children to begin the long weekend a day earlier and discover that the best fun…
Art has always brought people together regardless of their identities. Expressions of artistic activity speak their own language – one that knows no divisions – and participation in cultural events…
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

































