From the airport
Choose the airport on your ticket: Pyrzowice (KTW) or Balice (KRK).
LOCATION
You will find Hornigold at the Green Townhouse at 6 Kopernika Street in Katowice. Make time to explore the city and choose a room to return to at the end of your day.

Get to know the way before you arrive. Three verified street panoramas guide you from the area by the station’s southern exit to the entrance to Hornigold.
Head for the southern exit onto plac Oddziałów Młodzieży Powstańczej, towards Andrzeja Street. This tour has no panoramas inside the station. The mapped route includes stairs; with a wheelchair, pushchair or heavy luggage, check available exits and lifts at the station.
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Drag with your finger or mouse to look around. Panorama arrows let you explore the street; the tour buttons take you to the next stop.
From plac Oddziałów Młodzieży Powstańczej, turn right onto Andrzeja, then left onto Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie. Use marked pedestrian crossings.
Image date: 07.2024 · Google Street View
Open this view in Google MapsFollow Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie to its junction with Kopernika. Turn left onto Kopernika and continue to number 6.
Image date: 07.2024 · Google Street View
Open this view in Google MapsLook for the entrance with the blue Hornigold canopy and flags at Kopernika 6, visible in the panorama. Confirm current entry and late-arrival arrangements with reception.
Image date: 09.2025 · Google Street View
Open this view in Google MapsArchive Google Street View imagery: July 2024 and September 2025. This is a tour of selected stops, not a live view. Signs and traffic arrangements may have changed. If a panorama does not open, use the Google Maps link.
Before arrival, confirm a space, cost, vehicle restrictions and entry. Directions to the building do not guarantee parking access.
First-arrival guide
Plan your stayEditorial illustration inspired by Katowice and Silesia. Not a photograph or an exact depiction of a place.

An ornate façade in warm light suggests an evening at the theatre. The Silesian Theatre stands beside Katowice’s market square in a building opened in 1907. The drawing is a free interpretation, not a record of the façade.

Stone arches lead towards a glass-roofed hall and a light-filled square. This is an imagined walk through spaces of trade and meeting. The composition depicts no particular market square or market hall.