We regularly serve OLD SOSNOWIEC (a dense ensemble of Art Nouveau and Gothic Revival architecture on 3 Maja, Modrzejowska and Małachowskiego Streets, nicknamed the "Little Paris of the Basin"), the SCHOEN PALACE — a 19th-century mansion (1900) built for the Schoen family, German textile industrialists, today the Schoen Palace Museum with historical and natural-history exhibitions. Frequent destinations also include the Zagłębie Sosnowiec Stadium (Walery Łotysz Stadium, home of Zagłębie Sosnowiec — historic Polish football champion of 1957), the Three Hills Landscape Park, the Humanitas University (a private institution with 6 000 students), Hotel Number One Sosnowiec on Małachowskiego Street and IT-industry offices on Kresowa Street.
Sosnowiec city centre requires familiarity with the layout of 3 Maja Street — the main axis of the city, linking the Sosnowiec Główny railway station with the Schoen Palace. During the morning (07:00-09:00) and afternoon (15:30-18:00) peaks, traffic in the centre is moderate (Sosnowiec has lower traffic density than the Katowice GZM cities). The Schoen Palace has its own driveway and car park at 12 Chemiczna Street. Old Sosnowiec requires finding a stopping point on 3 Maja or Modrzejowska Street — most townhouses have entrances directly from the street. Hotel Number One has its own driveway.
This route works well for tourists of the Dąbrowa Basin (a historic region with a tradition, language and identity distinct from Upper Silesia), business guests of IT and industrial offices in Sosnowiec (Tauron Polska Energia maintains an operations centre in the city), Zagłębie Sosnowiec fans (historic 1957 Polish champion) and students of Humanitas University. We operate 24/7. The fare is fixed and confirmed before travel; flight tracking, arrivals pickup with a name board and 60 minutes of waiting after landing are included. Payment is completed online by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or BLIK. Child seats, boosters and larger luggage space can be prepared on request.
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Old Sosnowiec dense ensemble of Art Nouveau and Gothic Revival architecture on 3 Maja, Modrzejowska and Małachowskiego Streets, the "Little Paris of the Basin"
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Schoen Palace mansion from 1900 built for the Schoen family, today the Schoen Palace Museum at 12 Chemiczna Street
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Zagłębie Sosnowiec Stadium Walery Łotysz Stadium, home of Zagłębie Sosnowiec — historic Polish football champion of 1957
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Three Hills Landscape Park nature park in Sosnowiec with walking trails and views over the Dąbrowa Basin
Best suited for
- Tourists of the Dąbrowa Basin (a historic region with a tradition distinct from Upper Silesia)
- Business guests of IT and industrial offices in Sosnowiec (Tauron Polska Energia)
- Zagłębie Sosnowiec fans (historic Polish football champion of 1957)
- Students of Humanitas University (a private institution with 6 000 students)