city of Łódź, the ‘White Factory’ was the first fully-fledged textile mill in Poland. The site is now home to the Central Museum of Textiles and is considered one of the country's most impressive monuments [...] its extensive range of machinery and several major textile collections, it provides a detailed insight into 200 years of everyday working life and textile history in Łódź. A special feature of the museum [...] heute Wissen. Das Kulturzentrum EC1 in Lódź Gewebte Geschichte authentisch erzählt. Das Zentrale Textilmuseum in Lódź Verkehrsgeschichte auf den Punkt gebracht. Das Eisenbahnmuseum von Schlesien in Jaworzyna

today, fuelled by the energy of its residents, have been given a completely new life. Once giants of textile production, they now operate as museums, hotels, cultural institutions or entertainment and trade [...] workshops, and learn about the industrial heritage of Łódź, visiting, among others, the Central Textile Museum, Manufaktura Complex, Księży Młyn (Priest Mill Complex) and Monopolis. The main part of the [...] y experiences. Among them, 12 are located in Poland, including 3 in Łódź. These are the Central Textile Museum, EC 1 – City of Culture Complex and Manufaktura Complex. No other European city has as many

Climate change is now the greatest threat to our cultural heritage. Numerous concepts and framework agreements such as the European Green Deal or the Cultural Heritage Green Paper call for CO2 neutral

Regional Route that represent more peripheral industries in the region: the museum at the former textile factory La Encartada in Balsameda - once successfully producing the famous beret ("boina") - and

different ways of working in sectors such as footwear, hat making, pencil making, mattresses, labels, textiles, tanning, car industry, leather goods, etc. The highlighting of traditional local industry and new

Schlettau Castle , which explores, with its passementerie workshop, a very particular branch of the textile industry. Another castle, Wildeck Castle in Zschopau, has a motorbike exhibition in honour of the

and Poland. The topics cover climate change, water management as well as sustainability in the textile sector, but also focus on forward-thinking communication and playful narrative concepts. As always

small and medium-sized, often family-run companies in the metalworking sector as well as in the textile, paper, armaments, consumer goods and cement industries. This is reflected, for example, in the Basque