Poznań
Poznań is the fifth-largest and one of the oldest cities in Poland. Is located in west-central Poland within the Greater Poland region. The city is an important cultural and business centre. It's also an important academic site, with Adam Mickiewicz University, which is third largest university in the country.
NATURE
Poznań and the surroundings offer perfect conditions to relax among the forests and lakes. Also they offer many opportunities for active recreation. Check out the worthiest places to visit while you want to rest or make a picnic!
Citadel Park
In 19th century this place was turned into fortifications and after World War II has been turned into a large park. Today, you can find here a lot of people, especially students who are relaxing, rollerblading or playing games.
If you want to escape from noise of the big city, that's the place for you!
Szachty Park
In the past, clay was mined here. The remains of the works are numerous ponds, which together create a unique place. There are many walking and cycling paths that attract people at all times of the year.
The most interesting element is the observation tower, from which you can admire the stunning views.
CUISINE
Polish cuisine is based on recipes passed down from generation to generation. Usually, grandmothers and mothers teach young people how to prepare certain dishes.
The good news is that traditional Poznań dishes are made mainly from regional products... isn't it wonderful?!
Rogal Świętomarciński
If you want to try the tastiest thing in Poznań, you should buy yourself a St. Martin's croissant! That's the most recognizable symbol of the city. But be careful, just one croissant has about 1000 calories!
Pyry z gzikiem
Typical dish from Greater Poland region. It is nothing less than potatoes with cottage cheese. It's very easy to make and tastes delicious.
Szagówki
They are made of potatoes, flour, eggs and a little salt. Their shape resembles the goat's hooves, which are the symbol of the city.
A GREAT PLACE FOR CULTURE LOVERS!
Let's start with St. Martin's Street Name Day! You can not miss it!
It is a way to celebrate the National Independence Day in Poznań and only here it's celebrate so colorfully, joyfully and ... sweetly!
Are you looking for best place to go for a drink?
In Poznań are many interesting places in the old market that offer delicious food and drinks. Everyone, regardless of age or budget will find something for themselves. You should definitely visit Wrocławska Street - the place where the nightlife lasts forever.
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CUBA LIBRE
KULTOWA
CHRISTMAS MARKET
If you are a Christmas lover, this place is just for you!
Here you will find traditional Polish food: oscypek cheese, sausages, sweets and of course... mulled wine and hot chocolate that will warm you up.
MUST SEE IN THE CITY
Cathedral Island
This place was one of the first major centres of Piast-dynasty state. This is where the first polish bishopric was made in 968. In the picture you can see the Cathedral.
Town Hall
Undoubtedly the most magnificent Renaissance building in Greater Poland and one of the finest in the country.
Everyday at 12:00 you can see here the symbol of Poznań - goats.
Merchant Houses
In the Middle Ages there were wooden huts where people could buy herring, salt, binders, torches and candles.
Adam Mickiewicz University
The interior takes up a hall for about 1000 people. The excellent acoustics of the auditorium makes it a permanent concert hall of the Poznań Philharmonic, and also hosts numerous music events
Porta Posnania
Interactive terminals, a virtual book and a timeline are just some examples of the wide range of media to be found in the exhibition of the museum which presents the fascinating history of Cathedral Island.
Murals
In Poznań people can admire not only murals of world famous artists but also there are many murals of local artists. Sometimes murals are really big and exposed on the walls of the buildings.