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UL. Kazimierza Wielkiego 23, Poznan, Central Poland, 61-863, Poland
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In late August I will be travelling back from Gdansk to Brussells and will have an afternoon and the early part of the evening on Monday the 30th August 2010 in Poznan (beween trains).
I would like to see the great architecture, the goats striking the hour at the clock, have some good food and beer and perhaps go on a walking tour.
I beleive the museums are unfortunately closed, but still look forward to seeing the city.
I have also heard that a steam train runs between Poznan and Woltsyn but I will wait for another visit to see and ride on it.
Although this is not my first visit to Poland it will be my first time to Poznan.
Thank you (dziekuje bardzo)
Hello,
Shame you`re in Poznań so short
I`d suggest you to go to The Old Market Square - good architecture
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/travelblogs/751/46066/Old+Market+Square,+Poznań, +Wielkopolskie,+Poland?destId=360352
The goats striking at 12.00 at Town Hall in The Old Market Square
Next I suggest you to go to the Fara Church and listen to a short organ concert It starts at 12.15 and it`s free
http://info-poland.buffalo.edu/exhib/poznan/Fara.html
Even if you don`t like the music don`t miss the church - it`s magical
Also The Cathedral is worth seeing - but it`s some distance fro the Old Market Square so maybe it`s better to do it next time
You can also go to Stary Browar Shopping Mall - also great modern architecture
http://www.inyourpocket.com/poland/poznan/shopping/shoppingmalls/Stary-Browar-Shopping-Mall_19673v
bear from Poznan is called Lech - but I`m not really sure if it`s a good one
At the Old Market Square you will find many good restaurants and pubs also in The Stary Browar
If you have any other questions just ask
Best regards and enjoy Poznań - I`m sure it won`t be your only visit
Maria
Most of Poznan's main sights are beautifully illuminated at night.
Among them are of course most buildings on the Old Market Square, like the Old Town Hall and the Dzialynski Palace.
Other worth seeing buildings at night include the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, the Imperial Castle and the University Aula.
Ostrow Tumski is an island among water of river Warta and Cybina.
This is the oldest part of Poznan city and the place where, as legend says, Poznan was founded.
Archeological research has proved that the foundation took place in the 10th century.
Today's appearance of St. Peter's and St. Paul's Cathedral dates from the 14th century, but the first wooden cathedral church was ready in 968.
In the crypt there are some pre-Romanesque and Romanesque remnants of the oldest temples as well as the tombs of the first rulers of Poland (Mieszko I and Boleslaw Chrobry).
There are also many other valuable historic monuments, as main altar from 1512 or pulpit from 1720.
Poznan is home to the largest trade fair area in Poland.
The trade fair tradition of the city even goes back to the middle of the 13th century.
The 1st Poznan Fair on the current grounds was organised in 1921. Nowadays more than 40 fairs, shows and events are held here.
Poznan's fair grounds are situated about 1,5 km west of the city centre, just in between the streets ul. Glogowska, ul Grunwaldzka and ul Sniadeckich.
Website: http://www.mtp.pl/
It is customary in Poland that ladies toilets show a circle or the words "dla pan", whereas gents toilets show a triangle or the words "dla panow".
This can be quite confusing when only the signs are shown on the toilet doors, which sometimes happens especially in restaurants.
Public toilets usually charge anything between 1 and 2 Zloty, so just make sure you have some small change available when looking for a toilet.
The Stadium Miejski (Municipal Stadium) is the home gound of the Polish 1st league football team Lech Poznan.
The stadium was finished in 1980, but during our visit in April 2009 it was under massive construction for the Euro 2012, which will be held in Poland and Ukraine.
For this event the current stadium capacity of 24.200 will be extended to more than 40.000.
The Stadium Miejski is located about 5 km west of the city centre. The best way to get there is to take tram #6, #13 or #15 and get off at the tram stop Bulgarska.
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