A city where history meets modern energy! Located between Warsaw and Berlin, Poznań is Poland’s cradle of statehood and a hub of vibrant culture.
Top Attractions
- Old Market Square
- - Colorful merchant houses, lively cafés, and the Goats Clock show at noon
- Cathedral Island
- - The oldest district with the Archcathedral Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul
- Poznań Palm House
- - Exotic plants and aquariums in one of Europe’s largest palm houses
- Citadel Park
- - Expansive park with museums, sculptures, and peaceful walks
- Poznań Town Hall
- - A Renaissance jewel designed by Giovanni Battista di Quadro
Taste of Poznań
- St. Martin’s Croissant (Rogal świętomarciński)
- – Sweet pastry filled with white poppy seeds and nuts
- Pyry z gzikiem
- - Potatoes with cottage cheese and herbs
- Roast duck with red cabbage
Practical Info
- Currency: PLN (Polish złoty)
- Language: Polish (English widely spoken in tourist spots)
- Transport: Trams, buses, scooters, bikes
- Best Time to Visit: May–September
Fun Facts
- The Goats on the Town Hall clock have been headbutting at noon for over 400 years
- Poznań’s cathedral is the oldest in Poland
- The city is a major academic hub with over 100,000 students
More info: visitpoznan.info