The village of Rogalin has a centuries-old biography, but it entered history as the estate of the noble Raczynski family. In the X …
Tumsky Island is the oldest corner of Wroclaw, probably, therefore, life here seems to slow down its course. A beautiful bridge wi …
The city stadium of Poznan is one of the best in Poland. It hosted the games of the final part of Euro 2012. It is home to footbal …
Kournitsky Castle traces its history back to the Middle Ages, when the owners of Kournik were Gurki (G rkowie) - the famous family …
Poznan fortress is located in the city of the same name in the west of Poland. Built in the XIX - early XX century, the fortress i …
Poznań Town Hall is a Renaissance structure of the middle of the XVI century, built according to the project of the Italian archit …
When you leave the town hall, right in front of you will be the fountain of Proserpina, built in 1766, with a sculpture depicting …
Poznan is a bright historical city in the west of Poland, located on the banks of Varta. Its centuries-old history is reflected in architecture and cultural traditions, from medieval trade to modern festival rhythm. The city attracts with a warm atmosphere, cozy squares and a combination of ancient heritage with lively urban life.
Man-made sights of Poznan and its environs are diverse: here and the Renaissance Poznan Town Hall, and the Proserpina fountain near the old square, and the spacious Market Square, and the massive Poznan Fortress. Modern accents are put by the City Stadium, which hosted Euro 2012 matches. In the surroundings, you can see aristocratic estates and castles - a park complex in Rogalin with a history of childbirth and Kurnitsky Castle, which has preserved medieval features. The list of regional pearls also mentions Tumsky Island with the cathedral as an important historical point in Wroclaw.
Natural attractions around the city are invited for walks and rest in the fresh air: the embankments of Varty, well-groomed city parks and green alleys create ideal conditions for leisurely walks. In the vicinity there are old park ensembles of Rogalin with centuries-old oaks, forests and lakes for recreation and picnics, as well as picturesque trails for cycling and hiking routes.
On our site you can see all the sights on an interactive map, get acquainted with brief references and photos, and lay the optimal route around the city and surroundings. A handy tool allows you to quickly make a route based on time, interests and mode of travel, to plan what to see in one day or on a weekend.
You can explore Poznan on your own, walking along a pre-paved path and discovering cozy corners on the site, or book excursions with local guides who will tell stories and facts in a live form. Professional guides will help to make thematic routes, explain the context of monuments and offer a non-standard format for a deeper dive.
Come to Poznan and discover its sights with your own eyes: walk through the market squares, listen to the stories of the old streets and combine city walks with trips to the picturesque surroundings. Plan itineraries, book excursions, and let the city open up from new angles – each trip here promises new discoveries.
