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Lobby Bar (Hotel Vienna House Easy Katowice)
The Lobby Bar is the hotel’s flagship, available not only for hotel guests. The interiors are full of distinctive colours combined with minimalist forms.
Menu is distinguished by a variety of traditional Polish, Mediterranean and oriental meals. Fusion cuisine performed by chef gives you an unforgettable culinary experience with an unusual flavour and look. A wide selection of wines, also including Austrian ones, will definitely be an exceptional complement to your meal.
Hotel clients as well as external guests can enjoy gastronomic services in the space called Lobby Bar. It is a space where there are drinks and dishes from the cards.
The restaurant belongs to the Silesian Tastes Culinary Trail.
In Silesian Tastes Menu we recommend:
- "Żur żeniaty" - traditional Silesian sour soup with egg and potatoes
- Silesian roulade - beef roulade with red cabbage and Silesian dumplings
Location
street Sokolska 24
Katowice
Commune: Katowice
Tourist region: Silesia, Upper Silesian Agglomeration
Location: in the city/town
General Information
: restaurant, szlak kulinarny
: European, regional, Silesian, international
Contact data
: 32 783 81 56
: 32 783 81 03
: info.easy-katowice@viennahouse.com
: www.viennahouse.com
Prices & amenities
: we accept Euro, we accept card payments, air conditioning, smoking place, we speak English, we speak German, car park, bicycle parking station, amenities for children, others, non-smoking place
Availability
: whole year
Opening hours:
Monday-Friday 9:00-23:00
Saturday-Sunday (and holidays) from 11:00 to 23:00
Nie jesteś zalogowany. Aby skorzystać z planera podróży musisz się zalogować.
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Wybrane potrawy
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"Żur żeniaty" - traditional Silesian sour soup with egg and potatoes. Very aromatic and filling. -
Silesian roulade - beef roulade with red cabbage and Silesian dumplings
Nearby
The building of the Adam Mickiewicz III Secondary Comprehensive School is the pride of one of the most important streets of Katowice - Mickiewicz Street. The history of the school dates back to the 70s of the nineteenth century, and the building itself was completed in 1900. It was designed by Józef Perzik, who gave it the neo-Gothic building character. The building was erected of brick and stone. It is decorated with impressive turrets over the roof and projections with fine tops and a rosette in the main façade.
The Mickiewicz Street in Katowice is one of the showpiece streets of the capital of Upper Silesia. Its "career" began in the second half of the nineteenth century, as the Nadbrzeżna Street, and later was called the Augusta Schneider Street. We can find a lot of interesting historical buildings from the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, such as the neo-Gothic edifice of the Adam Mickiewicz III secondary school, Art Nouveau and Modernist buildings, and modern skyscrapers.
The area around the General Józef Ziętek Roundabout in Katowice is one of the most recognizable places in the capital of Upper Silesia. Even today visitors are impressed by the bold shape of the Sport and Show Arena known as Spodek ("Saucer in Polish). On the opposite side of the roundabout there is the Monument of the Silesian Insurgents and close to it the bronze statue of General Ziętek. An unusual memento of the communist times is the so-called Super Unit. A more recent landmark is "Rondo Sztuki", a an art and cultural centre.
In 1984, the reactivated Silesian Museum in Katowice was moved into the impressive building of the former Grand Hotel at today’s 3 Korfanty Street. The construction of the building was financed by Max Wiener, an entrepreneur from Katowice in 1899. It was designed by Ignatz Gruenfeld or Gerd Zimmermann. The building is made of brick, giving it an elegant, neo-Renaissance form with decorative gables and projections.
The Goldstein Villa in Katowice, also known as the Palace of the Goldsteins, or the Palace of the Industrialists, is a neo-Renaissance building, located in the western part of downtown Katowice, on the corner of today’s Jan Matejko Street and Plac Wolności (Freedom Square - formerly Wilhelmsplatz). It was built by Abraham and Józef Goldstein in 1872. They were rich Jews who came from the area annexed by Russia, and who for some time ran businesses in Upper Silesia.
Katowice is the second city (after Warsaw) in Poland which boasts the largest number of high-rise buildings. The tradition of such constructions in the capital of Upper Silesia dates back to the interwar period, when the first “skyscraper” in the country was erected in Katowice. Currently, the record high building is the skyscraper "Altus", which is 125 meters tall and has a total area of about 69 000 square meters.
Silesian Tastes Culinary Trail
See also
Accommodation
angelo by Vienna House Katowice**** is a modern business and conference hotel in the heart of the capital of Upper Silesia.
Mieszkanie 38 m² w ścisłym centrum Katowic przy ul. Sokolskiej w okolicy Hotelu Angelo.
Located in the city center, youth hostel Ślązaczek offers double, triple and quadruple rooms.
Gastronomy
Restauracja pod Wieżami to lokal o charakterze pizzerii, choć można zjeść tam również inne potrawy.
