It's hard to believe that all this arose in the early 20th century on a simple field. Within a few years, Luboń became a center of the food industry. And one that was ahead of its time. Don't believe it? Stop for a moment, scan the plaque under the sower's monument, and he himself will tell you all about it...

Oh yes, a lot was happening back then. And did you know that the surrounding buildings were designed by Hans Poelzig? The same one whose structures still stand today in Dresden, Wrocław, and Frankfurt. He will talk about his work and how he agreed to design here.

Where capital is at stake, risk is also high. In 1972, a major disaster took place here, claiming many lives. You can also hear about those dark moments that unfolded in the dextrin department building by scanning the code on a special plaque.

An extraordinary man, Edmund Bojanowski, will also tell you his story. Just sit next to him on a special bench. What's so special about it? See for yourself; it's a shame to spoil the surprise.
Intrigued? If so, you'll also love other attractions in our city. Look for the "Discover History" signs, scan QR codes with your phone, and explore Luboń.