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| Archcathedral Basilica | |
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The Archcathedral Basilica of St. Peter and Paul in the western Polish city of Poznan is one of the oldest churches in the country and the oldest known Polish cathedral, dating back from the 10th century. ...
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| Glamour Night | |
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Bars and nightclubs in Poznan do not disappoint. If you are looking for an upscale night out, Poznan has what you need. The best cocktails in town can be found at the Blow Up 50... |
| Muzeum Instrumentów Muzycznych in Poznan | |
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Music lovers will find themselves welcomed here. The Musical Instruments Museum (or Muzeum Instrumentów Muzycznych) in Poznan is dedicated to various professional and folk instruments from around the world with over...
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| Lakes | |
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It’s Poland’s northeast Mazury region that is best known for its lakes, but Poznan doesn’t stray far behind with its dense network of lakes and rivers not too far away from the city’s limits. ...
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| Old Market Square | |
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The old market central square was established in the year 1253 and is situated on the left bank of the Warta River. It was especially designed with four 141 meter sides. This square is considered as the third biggest square in...
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| Archeological Museum | |
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No need to buy that ticket to Cairo from Warsaw (as herds of Poles do year round) and do yourself a favor and stay close to home and check out Poznan’s Archeological Museum instead. The museum contains a... |
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Zoom Zoom Zoom…. Poland might not be the home of the Rolls Royce, the Ferrari or the Ford Focus for that matter, but the country does have its fair share of motor enthusiasts with several museums dedicated to the...
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| City Hall | |
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Poznan’s City Hall (or Ratusz in Polish) is located the heat of the city’s town center in the Old Town Neighborhood and was originally built in the late 13th century. Of particular note is a display of...
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| Warta | |
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Those who are well educated in the ABC’s of Polish beer will recognize Warta as the name of Poznan’s drink of choice, but little does one know that it’s also a neighborhood and river that runs through this modern...
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Poznan probably doesn’t get enough credit for being one of the most quintessentially charming and modern cities of Central Europe. Despite being one of Poland’s most commerce-forward centers, it is also a city...
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St. Florian’s Church in Poznan (or Absyda Floriana) was once known as the Holiest Heart of Jesus and is an impressive, ornamental building with red bricks on the outside and an attractive gilt altar found inside. ...
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| The National Museum | |
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The National Museum of Poznan (or Muzeum Naradowe w Poznaniu) is regarded as a national institution of culture and one of the largest museums in the country. First established in 1857, the museum houses a rich...
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Being the university town that it is, there’s no shortage of cheap eats and hole-in-the-wall pubs in Poznan. A student’s mecca and a cash-strapped tourist’s dream, Poznan will guarantee you a good... |
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The Jezyce Neighborhood in Poznan is one of the five governmental districts that divided the city during the Communist era and which has been retained for the city’s administrative purposes today. Located in the...
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| The National Museum in Poznan | |
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Poznan might as well be the cultural capital of Poland with its abundant number of museums, theaters and culture centers. The National Museum in Poznan (or the Muzeum Naradowe) is excellent for anyone who wants to check...
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Overview to visit Poznan at its best
When you visit Poznan, you will find it as much a business destination as a tourist one. Every year, the International Trade Fairs, which have been held since 1921, attract hordes of businesspeople from all over the world.
Lake Malta, which flows through the heart of the city, delights tourists with its regatta course as does the Malta Ski Centre with its white slopes. If you visit in June, you could also witness the exciting Malta International Theatre Festival.
Head over to the Old Town Square where the majority of monuments and museums are located. The Museum of Musical Instruments and the Poznan City History Museum provides a taste of Polish culture. Also visit the imposing Gothic Cathedral and the Prussian Castle.
When in town, sample specialities like Plendze (potato pancakes with sugar or jam) and Pyry with gzik (un-skinned potatoes, cream, onions and cottage cheese called gzik).
