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What has changed

Closures, renovations, new prices and rules that may upset your sightseeing plans. Every entry has a source and a link to the attraction. We list only what an official source confirms.

Closed or under renovation

Season and winter 2026/27

Some attractions outside the city operate only in the season. Below is what changes when the summer season ends.

Prices, names and rules

  • Date as of 5 October 2026

    Betlejem Poznańskie 2026/27: known dates

    The fair on Plac Wolności opens on 20 November 2026 and the one on the Old Market Square on 21 November 2026. Both run until 6 January 2027. It is the only Christmas fair the city allows on the Old Market Square.

    Events calendar · Source (in Polish): Betlejem Poznańskie (organiser)

  • Rule from 1 February 2026

    Museum of the Poznań June 1956: new organisation

    Since 1 January 2026 the museum has been an independent cultural institution, and after a break it reopened on 1 February 2026. The free-entry day was moved from Tuesday to Sunday. Ticket prices have not changed (PLN 15 and 10).

    Museum of the Poznań June 1956 · Source (in Polish): Museum: announcement of the reopening

  • Prices from 2 January 2026

    St Martin's Croissant Museum: new price list

    For individual visitors the croissant show costs PLN 41 (reduced PLN 37), and the croissant-and-goats show PLN 47 (reduced PLN 43). Search engines often still show the old, lower prices.

    St Martin's Croissant Museum · Source (in Polish): Croissant Museum: for individual visitors

  • Rule from 2025

    St Martin Street Name Day: no parade in its old form

    In 2025 a fenced “name-day town” with four gates and an entry check was set up on the street (free admission, luggage left at the gate). For 2026 the organiser has so far announced only that the St Martin's Fair on 11 November (11:00–21:00) will take place in a changed format, within a mass-event area. Check the entry rules on the Zamek Culture Centre website.

    Events calendar · Source (in Polish): Zamek Culture Centre: St Martin Street Name Day

  • Name from 2025

    The Ethnographic Museum is now the Museum of World Cultures

    This branch of the National Museum changed its name in 2025. It is in the same building of the former Masonic lodge. Under the old name it is still described in many places.

    Museum of World Cultures · Source (in Polish): poznan.pl: Museum of World Cultures

The log covers changes known on the day each attraction was checked (the latest: 24 October 2026). Where our information comes from: how we verify. Noticed a change that is not listed here? Write to kontakt@odkrywajpoznan.pl.