You can’t actually go inside the massive steelworks complex at the east end of the suburb, but it’s worth riding the tram to the entrance, which is marked with a huge sign for Huta im Tadeusza Sendzimira. (Originally named after Lenin, the factory adopted the name of this Polish-American inventor in 1989.) The castlelike administrative buildings reflect the Renaissance style that was declared to be Poland’s ‘national form’.
