Poznan Travel Guide

 alectrevor Says:  The PKP website [in english] gives times of trains between Poznan and Wolsztyn it states which are steam. I took the 09.23 steam from Poznan ,it arrived at Wolsztyn at 11.18. Wolsztyn is a small place not much to see although there is a steam museum, i took the next ordinary... 

 dwjohnsonla Says:  Poznan is one of the largest and most historically important cities in Poland. Its city center area has many shops, cafes, museums, and historical monuments. It is also a thoroughly modern city which hosts many conventions and meetings throughout the year. It is a quick... 

 buna Says:  I discover this fantastic tea and coffe room with the delicious cakes!!The name is " VERANDA".There are two of them around "RYNEK" square.Friendly stylish enviroment with romantic colorfull decoration .Many tea tastes and coffees. choose your preferable cake and enjoy...!!!! 

 slaw.poz Says:  Cytadela Park - Poznan is a beautiful inner-city island of greenery.The latest work of Magdalena Abakanowicz, was raised in Poznan. This world - famous artist was for twenty-five years professor of the Poznan Academy of Fine Arts and will receive the first honorary doctorate... 

 slaw.poz Says:  Adam Mickiewicz University - The first institution of higher learning in Poznañ, was founded in 1519 by Bishop Jan Lubrañski.The University occupies over 50 different buildings of varying sizes, which are located in the city of Poznan. The main University buildings such as... 

 slaw.poz Says:  Malta Lake - Central Europe`s first year-round synthetic ski centre opened in 1993. The main 150m artificial slope has a tow lift and chair lift and there`s a smaller bunny slope for beginners. Nearby are a 560m summer sled track and a climbing wall, and at the bottom of the... 

 slaw.poz Says:  Museums around the Market Place:Archaeological Museum, Archdiocesan Museum, Ethnographics Museum, Museum of the History of Poznan City, Museum ofMusical Instruments, Museum of the Literature of Henryk Sienkiewicz, Museum of Applied Art, Museum of Old Motorization, National... 

 slaw.poz Says:  The Old Market is the central point of located here in 1254 new city.Main point of the Old Market is Town Hall. Beside that you can admire interesting tenement houses, Bamberka well, old pillary, the fountain of Persephone and baroque figure of St. Jan Nepomucen.First Town... 

 slaw.poz Says:  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... 

 slaw.poz Says:  Aleksander Fredro Street is situated in the city centre. You can see there Saviour's Church and Collegium Minus. 

 slaw.poz Says:  13th Century - In 1253, Przemysl, Prince of Wielkopolska, bestows Magdeburg Law rights to the town of Poznan. A regular street sytem is laid out around a central marketplace and a castle is added to the fortifications. Trade increases. The city has a coat of arms by 1295,... 

 ITjetsetter Says:  Excellent spot to stay, the room cost 310 plz , clean , very good service , nice bar and restaurant with great food inside. Right in hte centre of the town: old market squareThey have their own brewery! 

 arturo_aquaboy Says:  Wish we could have stayed longer! On the main square and we had a view over it which was lovely when lit up at night. Breakfast was brilliant and rooms extremely cosy. Has a micro brewery downstairs which looks cool and a great restaurant. The hotel brewed beer is... 

 slaw.poz Says:  Recommended hotel:For business travelers visiting many trade fairs held in Poznan, the hotel provides professional services, our business centre helps you with your ongoing business needs.HP PARK hotel situated on Malta Lake where international rowing championships take...