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Tychy is a city located in the Silesia region of southern Poland, positioned on the southern edge of the Upper Silesian industrial district near Katowice. The city's location in an industrial area and its position as a significant urban center in the region make it an important part of southern Poland's economic and geographic landscape.
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Tychy (in tedesco Tichau) è una città polacca del voivodato della Slesia, nella zona meridionale del paese. Ricopre una superficie di 81,72 km² e nel 2008 contava 129 475 abitanti. Dal 1975 al 1998 la città ha fatto parte del voivodato di Katowice.
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