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What to see in Poznań
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Sights and history
A thousand years of history: from Mieszko I's stronghold to the emperor's castle.
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Old Market Square and Town Hall
The heart of the city since the 13th century. A Renaissance town hall and two goats butting heads at noon.
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Ostrów Tumski and the Archcathedral
The oldest cathedral in Poland. The tombs of the first rulers and the Golden Chapel.
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Gate of Poznań ICHOT
A multimedia story of the beginnings of the Polish state, opposite the cathedral.
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Royal Castle
The castle of Przemysł II with the Museum of Decorative Arts and a 43-metre viewing tower.
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Imperial Castle
Wilhelm II's Neo-Romanesque residence from 1905–1910. Today the Zamek Culture Centre.
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Cytadela (Citadel Park)
A park on the site of a Prussian fort. War cemeteries, the Unrecognised and two museums.
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Genius Loci Archaeological Reserve
The original defensive rampart of a 10th-century stronghold on Ostrów Tumski.
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St Adalbert Hill
The Crypt of Distinguished Greater Poland People: the tomb of Józef Wybicki and the heart of Gen. Dąbrowski.
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Royal-Imperial Route
Poznań's main tourist trail: from the Gate of Poznań via Ostrów Tumski and the Old Market Square to the Castle.
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Raczyński Library
A neoclassical building from 1829 with a façade modelled on the Louvre, on Freedom Square.
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Former Jesuit College
A Baroque building where Napoleon stayed. Today the seat of the Poznań City Hall.
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Medieval City Walls
Remains of walls from the 13th–15th centuries, Catherine's Tower and a tourist path by the Wronki Gate.
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Działyński Palace
A palace on the Old Market Square with a pelican on the attic, in the 19th century a centre of Polishness.
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Hotel Bazar
A building from 1838, founded by Karol Marcinkowski among others as a centre of Polish life.
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Poznań Fortress
Prussian fortifications of the 19th century: the Citadel, a ring of 18 forts and relics in the city centre.
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Fort IVa
A Prussian fort of 1881, today a winter roost for bats. Open on the first Sunday of the month.
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Fort Va Bonin
A Prussian fort with a guide in a historic uniform. From May to September, on the last Saturdays.
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Grand Theatre (Opera House)
An opera house from 1910 with Pegasus on the roof. Take a behind-the-scenes tour or come to an opera or ballet.
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Fort III
A Prussian main fort of 1881 on the grounds of the New Zoo. Guided visits in season, including the underground.
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Plac Wolności (Freedom Square)
A showpiece square with the Freedom Fountain, surrounded by the Bazar, the National Museum and the Raczyński Library.
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Collegium Minus
A Neo-Renaissance building of 1910, the seat of the rector of AMU. Concerts of the Poznań Philharmonic are held in the Aula.
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Domki Budnicze (Merchants' Houses)
Narrow Renaissance townhouses with arcades on the south side of the town hall, former fish stalls and shops.
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Cemetery of Distinguished Greater Poland People
Poznań's oldest necropolis on St Adalbert Hill. The graves of Gen. Taczak, city mayors and Prime Minister Mikołajczyk.
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Poznań Cathedral Crypts
Remains of the pre-Romanesque and Romanesque cathedrals, the remnants of the tombs of Mieszko I and Chrobry, and a 10th-century basin.
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Bishop Jordan Bridge
A pedestrian and cycle footbridge over the Cybina between Śródka and Ostrów Tumski, on the site of a crossing a thousand years old.
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Śródka Market Square (Rynek Śródecki)
The former main square of Śródka with St Margaret's Church, the Philippines' monastery and a 3D mural.
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Monuments and fountains
From the Baroque fountain outside the town hall to Old Marych with his bicycle.
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Poznań June 1956 Monument
The Poznań Crosses, commemorating the first mass protest against communist rule.
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Goats Monument (Pomnik Koziołków)
Two bronze goats butting heads on Kolegiacki Square. You can sit on them for a photo.
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Proserpina Fountain
The only surviving historic fountain of the Old Market Square, from 1766, in front of the town hall.
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Bamberka Well
A bronze figure of a girl in Bamber costume by the west wall of the town hall, from 1915.
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Apollo Fountain
A modern fountain of 2002 with a statue of Apollo, in the south-east corner of the square.
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Neptune Fountain
A fountain of 2004 on the site of the old fish market, where ul. Paderewskiego and ul. Szkolna meet the square.
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Mars Fountain
The youngest of the four fountains of the Old Market Square, unveiled in 2005.
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Old Marych Monument
A bronze Poznań man with a bicycle, hero of radio talks in dialect. A popular photo spot.
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Zyga the Lamplighter Monument
A bronze lamplighter by a real gas lamp, next to the former gasworks on ul. Grobla.
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Adam Mickiewicz Monument
A monument of 1960 by the Poznań Crosses. The first monument to the poet on Polish lands stood in Poznań in 1859.
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Cryptologists' Monument (Enigma Breakers)
An obelisk of strings of digits in front of the Imperial Castle, devoted to the three Poznań mathematicians who broke Enigma.
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Lion Fountain
A fountain modelled on the Court of the Lions in the Alhambra, hidden in the courtyard of the Imperial Castle.
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Monument to the Victims of Katyn and Siberia
The Katyn Monument by Robert Sobociński, 1999, in the Castle Garden.
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Monument to the Polish Underground State
A modern monument of 2007: symbolic ruins, a glass crypt and eagles taking flight.
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“Poznań” Army Monument
A monumental memorial of 1982: Polish “bayonets” facing the armoured blocks of the invader.
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Monument to the Greater Poland Insurgents
A 17-metre obelisk of 1965, commemorating the victorious uprising of 1918–1919.
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Monument to the 15th Poznań Uhlan Regiment
An uhlan fighting a dragon on a tall column, at the foot of Przemysł Hill.
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Hygieia Fountain
A statue of the goddess of health on Plac Wolności, a reminder of Poznań's first waterworks of 1840.
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Dolphin Fountain (Kronthal's Well)
A fountain of 1909 with copper boys on dolphins, on Aleje Marcinkowskiego.
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Karol Marcinkowski Monument
A monument to the physician and social activist, creator of “organic work”, unveiled in 2005.
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Klemens Janicki Monument
A Renaissance poet with a pen in his hand, on a column on ul. 23 Lutego, with the inscription “To forgotten poets”.
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John Paul II Monument
A monument to the Pope of 2000 in front of the former cathedral parish house on Ostrów Tumski.
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Jan Kochanowski Monument
An obelisk of 1885 with a medallion of the poet, in front of the Lubrański Academy on Ostrów Tumski.
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Hipolit Cegielski Monument
An industrialist leaning on a steam engine, on Plac Wiosny Ludów. A monument of 2009.
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Ignacy Jan Paderewski Monument
A monument to the pianist and statesman in front of the Academy of Music named after him, unveiled in 2015.
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Cyryl Ratajski Monument
A monument of 2002 to the distinguished pre-war mayor of Poznań, on Plac Andersa.
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Tadeusz Kościuszko Monument
A monument cast from the bronze of the Imperial Castle bell, on a square by ul. Grunwaldzka and ul. Bukowska.
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Krzysztof Komeda Monument
The jazz composer with a tuning fork at his ear, in front of the Medical University he graduated from.
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The Witch of Chwaliszewo
A mirror-finish steel sculpture in the Old Warta Riverbed Park, commemorating a woman burned at the stake in 1511.
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Fountain in Wilson Park
A star-shaped fountain of 1929, built for the General National Exhibition.
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Taschner's Well
A richly carved fountain of 1908, today in the garden of the Museum of World Cultures.
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Katyn Grove (Lasek Katyński)Free
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Katyn Grove (Lasek Katyński)
116 red oaks by Fort VII commemorate people from Greater Poland murdered by the NKVD in 1940.
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Churches
From the Romanesque Hospitaller church to interwar rotundas.
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Poznań Parish Church (Fara)
A Baroque basilica with a Ladegast organ. Concerts every Saturday at 12:15.
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Church of Our Lady in Summo
A 15th-century Gothic church on the site of a chapel from the time of Mieszko I and Dobrawa.
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Church of St Anthony of Padua (Franciscan Church)
A Baroque Franciscan church on Przemysł Hill, with paintings by the Swach brothers.
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Corpus Christi Church
A Gothic church founded by Władysław Jagiełło on a site connected with the miracle of the Host.
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Church of St Francis Seraphicus (Bernardine Church)
A Baroque Bernardine church with tall tower spires and sculptures of saints on its façade.
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Church of St John of Jerusalem Outside the Walls
A Romanesque church of the Knights Hospitaller from the turn of the 12th and 13th centuries, one of the first brick churches in Poland.
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St Joseph's Church (Discalced Carmelites)
A Baroque Carmelite church where the prototype of Jan Skrzetuski from “With Fire and Sword” is buried.
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St Margaret's Church in Śródka
A 14th-century Gothic church on Śródka Market Square, right next to the mural.
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St Martin's Church
The Gothic church of the patron of Święty Marcin Street, with polychrome painting by Taranczewski and a triptych of 1498.
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Dominican Church (Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and Our Lady of Consolation)
A Dominican church of 1244 with a shrine of Our Lady of the Rosary.
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Church of the Most Holy Saviour
A Neo-Gothic church with a soaring tower, built in 1866–1869 for Protestants.
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Church of the Most Holy Blood of Jesus
A church in a former townhouse connected with the tradition of the miracle of the three Hosts of 1399.
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Church of Our Lady Help of Christians (Salesian Church)
A Gothic church of former Dominican nuns, commemorating the martyrs of the Poznań Five.
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All Saints' Church
A former Protestant church of 1777–1787 with an elliptical dome and the monogram of Stanisław August.
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Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
A Neo-Romanesque red-brick church with a marble copy of Michelangelo's Pietà.
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Church of the Resurrection of the Lord
A neoclassical votive church for independence, with a portico like a Greek temple.
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Church of Mary Queen
A Neo-Renaissance church on Rynek Wildecki with a 45-metre tower.
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St John Vianney's Church
An interwar rotunda with a columned portico on a hill in Sołacz.
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St Anne's Church
A Neo-Gothic church in Łazarz with a clock tower and original stained glass.
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Museums
Art, archaeology, the history of Greater Poland and croissants.
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National Museum
The only Monet painting in Polish collections and a large collection of works by Malczewski.
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St Martin's Croissant Museum
A live show about the St Martin's croissant, just off the Old Market Square. Buy tickets in advance.
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Museum of the Greater Poland Uprising
The story of the victorious uprising of 1918–1919 in the neoclassical Guardhouse on the square.
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Archaeological Museum
The prehistory of Greater Poland and ancient Egypt in the Renaissance Górka Palace.
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Museum of Musical Instruments
Wieniawski's violin and the harpsichord on which the young Mozart played.
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Museum of the Poznań June 1956
The story of the workers' revolt of 28 June 1956, in the Imperial Castle.
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Museum of World Cultures
The former Ethnographic Museum in the neoclassical seat of a Masonic lodge.
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Henryk Sienkiewicz Literary Museum
Mementoes of the Nobel laureate in a 16th-century townhouse on the square. Free admission on Saturdays.
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Museum of the Poznań Bambers
The history of the settlers from around Bamberg who in the 18th century settled villages near Poznań.
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Enigma Cipher Centre
How three mathematicians from Poznań broke the Enigma code. A multimedia exhibition with an audio guide.
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Fort VII – Museum of the Martyrdom of Greater Poland People
A memorial site in a former fort, where in 1939 the Germans set up the KL Posen camp.
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Greater Poland Military Museum
Weapons from the 11th century and a fragment of Wojciech Kossak's panorama “The Battle of the Pyramids”.
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Poznań Potato Museum (Muzeum Pyry)
An hour with humour about potatoes, with digging and baking your own potato. Booking required.
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Poznań Fotoplastikon
A historic device for viewing three-dimensional photographs (stereophotography) on ul. Ratajczaka.
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Archdiocesan Museum – Lubrański Academy
Sacred art in a building of 1520: the sword of St Peter and King Jagiełło's monstrance.
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Museum of Armoured Weapons
75 armoured vehicles from around the world, from the Greater Poland Uprising to the Cold War.
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Museum of Pharmacy
A former pharmacy from Miłosław, apothecary vessels and old prints. Open on Thursdays, free entry.
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Museum of the History of Clothing
The history of fashion and clothing in a private foundation museum, 15 minutes on foot from the station.
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Museum of Illusions, Science and Art
More than 60 interactive exhibits: an upside-down room, levitation and optical illusions.
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MPK Urban Transport Museum
The history of Poznań's trams in the Głogowska depot. Currently closed.
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Museum of the Polish People's Republic (PRL Museum)
Everyday life in communist Poland to touch: a dial telephone, period clothes, a flat and a workplace.
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Nuclear Shelter and Poster Gallery
A secret shelter for the city authorities with original equipment from communist times and posters from the socialist era.
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GASPAR Museum of Old Tools and MachinesBy appointment
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GASPAR Museum of Old Tools and Machines
A private technology museum with mementoes of Hipolit Cegielski and a narrow-gauge railway.
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Chocolate Museum
A visit with a workshop: tasting, pralines and your own bar of chocolate to take home.
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PRL Room in the former Hall W7Free entry
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PRL Room in the former Hall W7
A private collection of mementoes of communist Poland in a historic hall of the Cegielski works. Free entry.
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Poznań University of Medical Sciences Museum
The history of medicine and of the university in open exhibitions on the UMP campus. Free entry.
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Earth Museum of Adam Mickiewicz University
Morasko meteorites, including a specimen weighing 261 kg, minerals and fossils. Free entry.
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Feliks Nowowiejski Music Salon
The villa of the composer of the “Rota”, with its original interior, instruments and chamber concerts.
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Poznań Museum of Digital Culture
Commodore 64, Amiga and Atari to switch on and play. Currently closed because of a move.
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MoJA Jewellery Museum
Jewellery in permanent and temporary exhibitions, next to the Okrąglak and the Teatr Polski.
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Kazimiera Iłłakowiczówna Apartment-Studio
The authentic apartment of the poet and secretary to Piłsudski. Visits by registration.
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Models of Old Poznań
Poznań in 1618 at a scale of 1:150, with a light and sound show in the church crypt.
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Invisible Street (Niewidzialna Ulica)
An exhibition in complete darkness, led by blind guides. From age 7.
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Armament Museum
Tanks, guns and aircraft within the walls of the former Fort Winiary on the Citadel. Free admission on Tuesdays.
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“Poznań” Army Museum
The 1939 combat trail of the “Poznań” Army in the casemates of Fort Winiary. Free admission on Tuesdays.
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Museum of Decorative Arts
Furniture, glass, ceramics and jewellery from the Middle Ages to the present, in the Royal Castle. Free admission on Tuesdays.
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Parks and nature
A lake, gardens and greenery within the city limits.
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Lake Malta
An artificial lake with a regatta course. Walks, cycling and things to do all year round.
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Adam Mickiewicz University Botanical Garden
22 hectares of plants from all over the world and one of the richest collections of cacti in Poland.
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Poznań Palm House
One of the largest palm houses in Europe. Currently closed for rebuilding.
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Lake Rusałka
A forest lake with a beach and a guarded bathing area in the west of the city.
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Warta Boulevards (Wartostrada)
The Wartostrada: 13.6 km of pedestrian and cycle paths along the river, with city beaches in summer.
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Sołacki Park
A hundred-year-old landscape park with ponds on the Bogdanka, among the villas of Sołacz.
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Lake Kierskie
Poznań's largest lake: sailing, bathing areas and 12 km of shore for walks.
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Lake Strzeszyńskie
The cleanest of Poznań's large lakes, among forests, with a bathing area and a campsite.
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Szachty
Ponds in former clay pits, a 25-metre viewing tower and a nature trail. Free entry.
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Łęgi Dębińskie (John Paul II Park)
Poznań's third-largest park, with the Potato (Pyra) Monument and the site of the papal Mass of 1983.
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Wilson Park
The former first botanical garden of Poznań, with the Wilson Monument, a concert shell and the Palm House.
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Chopin Park
An intimate park behind the Jesuit College, with a bust of Chopin, two steps from the Old Market Square.
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Marcinkowski Park
A park of 1906 by the station, with a bust of Słowacki that survived the war buried in the ground.
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Mickiewicz Park
A showpiece park in front of the Grand Theatre, with a fountain and plane trees, next to the Poznań Crosses.
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Millennium Park
A forest park in Nowe Miasto with 28 memorial boulders, an amphitheatre and a children's traffic town.
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Rataje Park and the Railway Open-Air Museum
Poznań's second-largest park: a garden of the senses and a railway open-air museum with a locomotive that puffs steam at noon.
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Old Warta Riverbed Park
A park on the filled-in bed of the Warta, between the Old Town and Ostrów Tumski. An amphitheatre, a fountain and a playground.
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Szeląg Park
A historic park on the Warta escarpment, next to the Citadel: views over the river valley, ruined steps and a chalybeate spring.
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Kasprowicz ParkFree
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Kasprowicz Park
A park in Łazarz by the Arena hall, with an obelisk to the poet, playgrounds and chess tables.
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Park nad Wartą (Park by the Warta)
One of Poznań's largest parks: 17 hectares of riverside woodland, a pond and canoe marinas.
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Wieniawski Park
A historic park next to the Grand Theatre, formerly called “Teatralka”, with a sledging hill.
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Moniuszko Park
One of Poznań's oldest city parks, intimate, right in the centre, with a bust of the composer.
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Castle Garden (Ogród Zamkowy)
The former private garden of Emperor Wilhelm II by the Imperial Castle, with the Katyn Monument and a sculpture by Abakanowicz.
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Morasko Meteorite Nature Reserve
Craters left by a meteorite shower about 5,000 years ago and Morasko Hill, Poznań's highest elevation.
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Lasek Marceliński (Marcelin Wood)
More than 200 hectares of city forest in western Poznań: a nature trail, a sledging hill and cycle routes.
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A zoo, a park railway, swimming pools and a ski slope all year round.
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New Zoo
120 hectares of forest, an elephant house, a bear sanctuary and birds of prey.
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Old Zoo
One of the oldest zoos in Poland, now a free park close to the railway station.
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Maltanka Park Railway
A narrow-gauge railway along Lake Malta to the New Zoo. Runs seasonally.
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Malta Thermal Baths
A water park, sports pools and a sauna zone on Lake Malta, open until 23:00.
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Malta Ski
An artificial ski slope, a summer toboggan run and a roller coaster above the lake.
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Historic Trams and Buses (Tourist Lines)
A ride on a historic tram or the “Ogórek” bus. They run in season, at weekends and on public holidays.
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Malta Ice Rink
A seasonal ice rink in a tent by the Malta Regatta Course. The 2026/27 season opened on 10 October.
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Contemporary Poznań
Street art and an old brewery turned into an arts centre.
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Stary Browar (Old Brewery)
A 19th-century Hugger brewery turned into a centre of shopping and art, with sculptures by Mitoraj and award-winning architecture.
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Śródka and the 3D Mural
A three-dimensional mural with a trumpeter on the roof, right next to the Gate of Poznań.
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Enea Stadium and the Lech Museum
A tour of the Euro 2012 stadium: the dressing room, the tunnel, the dugout and the club museum.
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Jeżyce
Art Nouveau townhouses, a market on Rynek Jeżycki and the Jeżycjada trail of Małgorzata Musierowicz.
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Okrąglak
A cylindrical department store of 1954, a symbol of Poznań modernism.
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Collegium Altum Viewing Terrace (UEP)
A panorama of Poznań in all four directions from the 18th floor of the red tower block of the University of Economics.
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Day trips
Castles, palaces and the cradle of Poland within a day's reach.
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Kórnik Castle
The Neo-Gothic castle of the Działyński family, with the legend of the White Lady and one of the oldest libraries in Poland.
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Kórnik Arboretum
A park with about 3,500 species and varieties of trees and shrubs, right next to the castle. Famous for its blooming magnolias in spring.
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Rogalin Palace
A Baroque palace of the Raczyński family with a gallery of paintings by Matejko and Malczewski and a park with famous old oaks.
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Gniezno Cathedral and the Gniezno Doors
The tomb of St Adalbert, the site of five royal coronations and the Romanesque Gniezno Doors of the 12th century.
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Museum of the Origins of the Polish State in Gniezno
A museum about the birth of the Piast state in Poland's first capital. Free admission on Sundays.
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Ostrów Lednicki
An island with the ruins of Mieszko I's palace, the probable site of Poland's baptism. You reach the island by ferry.
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Biskupin Archaeological Reserve
A fortified settlement more than 2,700 years old, with a reconstructed rampart, gate and wooden houses by the lake.
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Greater Poland National Park
Forests, lakes and glacial hills just outside Poznań, with the ruins of a small castle on an island in Lake Góreckie. Free entry.
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Museum of Agriculture in Szreniawa
The national museum of the old village: machines, a palace and animals in the cowshed. Free admission on Saturdays.
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Arkady Fiedler Museum in Puszczykowo
The home of a writer and traveller with mementoes of his expeditions, a copy of the caravel Santa Maria and a garden with replicas of statues from around the world.
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Gołuchów Castle
A Renaissance castle rebuilt for Izabella Czartoryska, with interiors and art collections. Free admission on Tuesdays.
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Śmiełów Palace (Mickiewicz Museum)
A neoclassical palace from the end of the 18th century, where Mickiewicz lived in 1831. A museum and park. Free admission on Tuesdays.
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April–OctoberDay trips
Greater Poland Ethnographic Park in Dziekanowice
An open-air museum of an old Greater Poland village on Lake Lednica: cottages, a church, a mill and windmills. Open April to October.
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Wolsztyn Steam Locomotive Depot
A working locomotive depot from 1907, from which steam locomotives leave with passenger trains. Visits daily 7:00–16:00.
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Animal Show Enclosure in Gołuchów
More than 20 ha of forest where bison, Polish ponies, fallow deer and wild boar live. Free entry, open from dawn to dusk.
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Forestry Museum in Gołuchów
Four historic buildings of the former farm with exhibitions on the forest, forestry and its technology. Tue–Sun 10:00–16:00.
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All yearDay trips
Piast Trail Miniature Park in Pobiedziska
More than 30 models of monuments of Greater Poland and the Piast Trail at a scale of 1:20, between Poznań and Gniezno. Ticket PLN 12.
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SeasonalDay trips
Pobiedziska Stronghold
A family park with a wooden stronghold from Piast times: foam-sword fencing, archery and a catapult. Season: May–September.
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Zielonka Forest Landscape Park
A large forest complex a few kilometres north-east of Poznań: woods, lakes, nature reserves and a trail of 12 wooden churches.
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Viewing Tower and Beaver Trail in Czmoniec
A wooden viewing tower above the meadows and oxbow lakes of the Warta, and a short nature trail. No tickets, in Kórnik municipality.
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