Market square and adjacent streets: Warszawska, Teatralna, Dyrekcyjna, Staromiejska, Dworcowa, św.
Jana, Pocztowa, Wawelska, 3 Maja, Stawowa, Mielęckiego, Starowiejska and Mickiewicza, the so-called "Great Market Square of Katowice" or "Old town of Katowice"—many historic (monument) buildings.
This is a group of functional-architectural.
On the market square and most of the above-mentioned streets are prohibitions or restrictions on cars.
Streets: Staromiejska, Dyrekcyjna, Wawelska, Stawowa and Warszawska is lined decorative cobblestone creating a pedestrian zone.
The authority plans to Katowice—Quarter streets: św.
Jana, Dworcowa, Mariacka, Mielęckiego, Stanisława and Starowiejska is to become so "small market square".

Nikiszowiec – historical settlement of Katowice, candidate to UNESCO
Cathedral of Christ the King
St Mary's Church
Church of the Resurrection, Evangelical-Augsburg, built in 1856–1858
Church of St Michael Archangel, the oldest church in the city, built in 1510
Drapacz Chmur, one of the first skyscrapers in Europe
Silesian Parliament, built in 1925–1929.
For a very long time, it was the biggest structure in Poland
Modernist old town
Spodek (a large sports centre/concert hall, whose name translates as the 'saucer', from its distinctive shape resembling a UFO flying saucer)
 Silesian Insurgents Monument (Polish: Pomnik Powstańców Śląskich), the largest and heaviest monument in Poland.
It is a harmonious combination of architecture and sculpture with appropriate symbolism: the wings symbolize the three Silesian Uprisings 1919 – 1920 – 1921 while the names of places that were battlefields are etched on the vertical slopes.
The monument, which was funded by the people of Warsaw for Upper Silesia, is considered Katowice's landmark.

Silesian Theater, built in 1907
Rialto Cinetheater, built in 1912
Silesian Museum, built in 1899
Old train station in Katowice, built in 1906
The Goldstein Palace
The Załęże Palace
Parachute Tower – a 50 m (160 ft) tall lattice tower was built in 1937 for training parachutists.
It was used in the first days of World War II and is the only parachute tower in Poland.

Other:
 Franciscan Monastery in Panewniki
Church of St Joseph (Załęże)
St Stephen's Church
Church of Christ Resurrection
The Monument to Marshal Piłsudski by Croatian sculptor Antun Augustinčić, 1937–39.
It was commissioned in 1936 but brought to Poland in 1991
Monopol Hotel
Katowice Rondo, the large square/roundabout, reconstructed recently, with the semi-circular Galeria Rondo Sztuki in the centre.

The Altus Skyscraper, the tallest skyscraper
Market square and adjacent streets: Warszawska, Teatralna, Dyrekcyjna, Staromiejska, Dworcowa, św. Jana, Pocztowa, Wawelska, 3 Maja, Stawowa, Mielęckiego, Starowiejska and Mickiewicza, the so-called "Great Market Square of Katowice" or "Old town of Katowice"—many historic (monument) buildings. This is a group of functional-architectural. On the market square and most of the above-mentioned streets are prohibitions or restrictions on cars. Streets: Staromiejska, Dyrekcyjna, Wawelska, Stawowa and Warszawska is lined decorative cobblestone creating a pedestrian zone. The authority plans to Katowice—Quarter streets: św. Jana, Dworcowa, Mariacka, Mielęckiego, Stanisława and Starowiejska is to become so "small market square".
Nikiszowiec – historical settlement of Katowice, candidate to UNESCO
Cathedral of Christ the King
St Mary's Church
Church of the Resurrection, Evangelical-Augsburg, built in 1856–1858
Church of St Michael Archangel, the oldest church in the city, built in 1510
Drapacz Chmur, one of the first skyscrapers in Europe
Silesian Parliament, built in 1925–1929. For a very long time, it was the biggest structure in Poland
Modernist old town
Spodek (a large sports centre/concert hall, whose name translates as the 'saucer', from its distinctive shape resembling a UFO flying saucer)
 Silesian Insurgents Monument (Polish: Pomnik Powstańców Śląskich), the largest and heaviest monument in Poland. It is a harmonious combination of architecture and sculpture with appropriate symbolism: the wings symbolize the three Silesian Uprisings 1919 – 1920 – 1921 while the names of places that were battlefields are etched on the vertical slopes. The monument, which was funded by the people of Warsaw for Upper Silesia, is considered Katowice's landmark.
Silesian Theater, built in 1907
Rialto Cinetheater, built in 1912
Silesian Museum, built in 1899
Old train station in Katowice, built in 1906
The Goldstein Palace
The Załęże Palace
Parachute Tower – a 50 m (160 ft) tall lattice tower was built in 1937 for training parachutists. It was used in the first days of World War II and is the only parachute tower in Poland.
Other:
 Franciscan Monastery in Panewniki
Church of St Joseph (Załęże)
St Stephen's Church
Church of Christ Resurrection
The Monument to Marshal Piłsudski by Croatian sculptor Antun Augustinčić, 1937–39. It was commissioned in 1936 but brought to Poland in 1991
Monopol Hotel
Katowice Rondo, the large square/roundabout, reconstructed recently, with the semi-circular Galeria Rondo Sztuki in the centre.
The Altus Skyscraper, the tallest skyscraper
Katowice