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ul. Piotrkowska 282, 93-034 Łódź, woj. łódzkie
The Central Museum of Textiles in Łódź is housed in a historic complex of Classicist buildings known as the White Factory, erected between 1835 and 1839. Łódź was the capital of the Polish textile industry.
The White Factory was the works of Ludwik Geyer - it had the first mechanical spinning mill, weaving mill and fabric printing works in Łódź, powered by the first steam engine in the city. The site is a testimony to the industrial revolution in Łódź.
Collections of fabrics and garments, historic textile machines, exhibitions devoted to the history of the textile industry, and an open-air museum of Łódź wooden architecture nearby.
An attraction for lovers of industrial history, applied art and technology.
Tuesday-Thursday 9:00-17:00, Friday-Sunday 12:00-19:00; closed on Monday (to be verified on the website).
