on a new administrative division of the city. Zabrze was subsequently divided into 15 districts and 3 housing estates. 1. Helenka 2. Grzybowice 3. Rokitnica 4. Mikulczyce 5. Młody Górnik estate 6. Mikołaj Kopernik estate 7. Biskupice 8. Maciejów 9. Tadeusz Kotarbiński estate 10. Centrum Północ 11. Centrum Południe 12. Guido 13. Zaborze Północ 14. Zaborze Południe 15. Pawłów 16. Kończyce 17. Makoszowy 18. Zandka Infrastructure The Polish north–south A1 and east–west A4 motorways, which are parts of the European routes E75 and E40, respectively, run through Zabrze, and their junction is located just outside the city limits. In addition the Polish National roads 78, 88 and 94 also run through the city. The Drogowa Trasa Srednicowa leads through the town. Culture and sights Among the cultural institutions of the town are the and Teatr Nowy ("New Theatre"). Dom Muzyki i Tańca ("House of Music and Dance") indoor arena is located in Zabrze. The local museums are the , the Municipal Museum and the Military Technology Museum. The Maciej mine shaft and the Main Key Adit (Główna Kluczowa Sztolnia Dziedziczna), one of the longest such structures in Europe, are open for tourists. Among the historical architecture there are many industrial facilities, as well as various churches, houses, public buildings, etc. There are also numerous monuments referring to the history of the city, especially the Silesian uprisings fought here and World War II. There is also a botanical garden and several parks in Zabrze. Politics Members of Parliament (Sejm) elected from Bytom/Gliwice/Zabrze constituency Chojnacki Jan, SLD-UP Dulias Stanisław, Samoobrona Gałażewski Andrzej, PO Janik Ewa, SLD-UP Kubica Józef, SLD-UP Martyniuk Wacław, SLD-UP Okoński Wiesław, SLD-UP Szarama Wojciech, PiS Szumilas Krystyna, PO Widuch Marek, SLD-UP Sports The city's most renown sports team is Górnik Zabrze, one of the most accomplished Polish football clubs, 14 times Polish champions, 6 times Polish Cup winners, and 1969–70 European Cup Winners' Cup runners-up, as the only Polish team to reach the final stage of a major European football competition. Other popular team is NMC Górnik Zabrze, two times Polish men's handball champions and three times Polish Cup winners. Both teams compete in the national top leagues, the Ekstraklasa and Superliga respectively. Many sportspeople were born in Zabrze, including footballers Jerzy Gorgoń, Łukasz Skorupski and Adam Bodzek, and pro ice hockey player of the National Hockey League, Wojtek Wolski. Economy Like other towns in this populous region, it