In Poland, Halloween is increasingly viewed as an occasion for community fun, creativity and family-friendly events in public spaces.
In Łódź, in the country’s central region, a colourful parade made its way down Piotrkowska Street, the city’s main pedestrian thoroughfare.
A Halloween parade made its way down Piotrkowska Street in Łódź - the longest street in Poland - on the evening of 31 October, 2025 (photo: PAP/Marian Zubrzycki)
Participants - children, parents and costumed revellers - stopped at two “sweet spots”: Rubinstein Passage and Liberty Square.
There, they were greeted with candy surprises, while those who discovered a hidden “spooky treat” received special prizes from the organisers.
(photo: PAP/Marian Zubrzycki)
The parade concluded at the Manufaktura market square, where festivities continued late into the evening.
(photo: PAP/Marian Zubrzycki)
In the north-western city of Szczecin, Halloween took on a classic twist as car enthusiasts gathered for a “Classic Halloween” rally featuring around 50 vintage vehicles decorated with cobwebs, pumpkins and ghosts.
(photo: PAP/Marcin Bielecki)
The event drew hundreds of residents, blending a passion for motoring with Halloween flair to create a striking spectacle for families and fans alike.
Photo: PAP/Marcin Bielecki
Photo: PAP/Marcin Bielecki
One of the cars taking part in the Szczecin event featured a tongue-in cheek slogan that read "Gas or treat" (photo: PAP/Marcin Bielecki)
Photo: PAP/Marcin Bielecki
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Source: Radio Poland