Restaurant in Katowice
Wspolwinni Katowice
A MICHELIN Guide listed restaurant near the Culture Zone, with a seasonal menu that crosses southern European and modern Polish cooking.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
Dining at Wspolwinni Katowice
Wspolwinni is a contemporary restaurant included in the MICHELIN Guide's Katowice selection. Its seasonal menu mixes southern European ideas with Asian, American and modern Polish touches, changing through the year rather than sticking to a fixed carte.
A restaurant beside the Culture Zone
It sits on aleja Rozdzienskiego close to Spodek and NOSPR, which makes it a practical choice before or after a concert or a museum visit. The location puts it within reach of the reclaimed post-industrial quarter rather than the old market square.
Booking Wspolwinni in Katowice
As a MICHELIN-listed spot near a busy events area, tables can go quickly around performances. Check the restaurant's official website for the current menu, prices and reservations, and confirm opening hours before you go.
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Attraction
Nikiszowiec
A complete early-twentieth-century miners settlement of red-brick courtyards, now a protected monument and the most atmospheric corner of Katowice.
Attraction
Spodek
Katowice's 1971 saucer-shaped arena is the city's best-known building and its main venue for concerts, sport and trade fairs.
Museum
Silesian Museum
A major regional museum built into the shafts and tunnels of a closed Katowice coal mine, with most of its galleries underground.
Attraction
NOSPR (Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra)
The purpose-built home of Poland's National Radio Symphony Orchestra, with acoustics by the designer of some of the world's leading concert halls.
Attraction
Cathedral of Christ the King
The largest cathedral in Poland by volume, built in monumental Neoclassical style and crowned by a tall central dome rising high above the interior. It is the seat of the Archdiocese of Katowice.
Attraction
Basilica of St. Louis and the Assumption in Panewniki
A large Neo-Romanesque Franciscan basilica in Katowice's Panewniki district, known across the region for one of Poland's biggest Christmas nativity scenes.