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Aleja Wojciecha Korfantego in Katowice - one of Katowice's communication arteries, running northwards from Śródmieście through Koszutka and Wełowiec-Józefowiec to the city of Siemianowice Śląskie. There are numerous public utility buildings and residential buildings built at various times, especially in the post-war years. It is named after one of the most important figures in the history of Upper Silesia - Wojciech Korfanty.
The following buildings were erected at Wojciech Korfantego Avenue:
A complex of apartment houses enclosed in a square between the streets: Stanisława Moniuszki, Piastowska and al. W. Korfantego,
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The building of the former Grand Hotel (al. W. Korfantego 3) - the seat of the Silesian Museum in 1984–2018
Contemporary Art Gallery BWA (al. W. Korfantego 6) -
Slizgowiec (al. W. Korfantego 8) - a nineteen-storey residential skyscraper about 60 meters high,
The building of the three-star Katowice hotel (al. W. Korfantego 9);
Superjednostka (al. W. Korfantego 16–32) - one of the largest residential buildings in Poland, built in the years 1967–1972 according to a design by Mieczysław Król; it has a living area of ​​33,600 m² and 762 apartments
Sports and Entertainment Hall Spodek
(al. W. Korfantego 35);
The International Congress Center in Katowice - the largest congress center in Poland. It has a direct connection with the Spodek Arena. The facility was built in post-industrial areas and its architecture refers to mining traditions.
The new building complex of the Silesian Museum, located on the site of the former "Katowice" Coal Mine, together with other institutions that are being established here, creates the Cultural Zone, a new center of the city's cultural life. assumes the maximum use of the space below the ground, and thus little interference in the post-industrial landscape.