2025 Poznan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in February)

#europeanarchitecture #100waysoftravel #baroque #poznan #poland #architecture #Farachurch Our evening visit to St. Stanislaus Church in Poznan was an unforgettable experience, as we were immediately captivated by the stunning blend of Baroque architecture that defined this beautiful European church. Approaching the church, we were struck by its grand exterior, an imposing façade that spoke of both artistic mastery and religious significance. The pale stone exterior, adorned with intricate carvings of saints, cherubs, and other religious motifs, reflected the grandeur of European Baroque architecture. The twin spires rose high into the sky, commanding attention and giving the church a towering presence in the Poznan skyline. The contrast between the detailed stonework and the surrounding cityscape highlighted the church's prominence and historical significance. We were truly amazed by the exterior’s grandeur, a perfect example of European Baroque architecture blending religious devotion with artistic brilliance.

#100WaysOfTravel Poznan is a hugely underrated city in west Poland. I spent a few days there and lived near the market square. It has been recently renovated and looks scintillating. You will enjoy many restaurants and bars nearby, giving the square a warm intimate feeling, especially at night. This is ideal for a stroll after 🍽️ dinner. The cobbled streets resonate a feel of history. #poznan #poland #europa #localguides

Getting There - Poznań old town Attractions - The Royal Castle & observation Desk Hotels - Wrocław Hostel The royal castle is a old castle that you can go to the top and enjoy the panorama of Poznań. You can either use the elevator or use your own feet to climb up 185 steps to the top. The student ticket is €1 so remember to bring the valid student ID! You can also the museum in the castle with the ticket as well.

Getting There - Wrocław to Poznań Attractions - Poznań town hall, Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Mary Magdalene and St. Stanislaus (Bazylika kolegiacka Matki Bożej Nieustającej Pomocy, św. Marii Magdaleny i św. Stanisława Biskupa) Hotels - Wrocław hostel Food & Restaurants - Kaferdam coffee shop The Town hall of Poznań was beautiful 😍 You can go into the church for free, it was stunning! Just be careful there are some homeless people asking for money if you’re travel alone. The train service was also super in Poland!

Getting There - train: Wrocław—Poznań Attractions - Old Market Square, town hall, royal castle Hotels - N/A Food & Restaurants - Pierożak Pierogarnia I stayed in Wrocław and went to Poznań for a day trip. It took me 2 hours to get there by train. The ticket is half price if you are a student with a valid physical student card. unfortunately when I was there, the old market square was under construction lol but the royal palace only cost me €1 (student price!)

#spooktaculartrip #mytripvlog #fallingforfall #tropics #animals #nature Autumn in Poland begins quite quickly - in longing for the hot summer I recommend going to the Poznan Palm House, where the climate allows you to forget very quickly about the gray outside the window 😀 This is a unique facility, one of the largest in Europe. Entrance tickets are cheap (12 PLN concession, 16 PLN normal), after the visit it's worth stopping by the museum store - souvenirs are very unique and at good prices. What is a definite advantage of the place - the opportunity to observe various species of animals specific to the climate zone. The site is divided into 9 zones, among which are tropical vegetation, succulents of America or xerophytes.

Poznań Botanical Garden is a historic botanical garden with a hundred years of history, and is a famous botanical garden in Europe! It is large in scale and has a variety of plants on display🌲🌳🌴 If you visit Poznań, I recommend you spend some healing time here😆 Location: Matejki 18, 60-767 Poznań, Poland Price: 8 zloty for students #Exhibition #TravelSickness #PoznańBotanicalGarden

Again something from my favourite country for tourism - Poland. This time I am showing you the town of Poznan. There is airport there with many low-cost airlines. You can reach it easily and also explore all the area around. One of the main attractions are the castle, the central square and the main Street. #happynewyear

Malta diving strategy, clear sea bottom, paradise on earth every time you go to an island country, for the individual must go diving, and come to Malta, the "Mediterranean heart" country, of course, can not go diving Let's explore the bottom of the sea here. is really the main color of Malta. It seems that there is no other color except this color. I want to say that if you want to choose a color to represent the country of Malta, it must be blue. The blue lagoon on the coast of Comino Island is the representative of them. It has the clearest sea water and the most transparent blue sky. When the weather is good, the visibility here can reach 30 meters underwater! You are really close and far away from the horizon~ you can enjoy the sun, the beach and the ocean here. Due to the unique environment and location of Malta, they have very many places to dive for swimming. The sun is about 70 in Gozo and Comino. Dive point. About diving: This time you chose a dive site near the Blue Hole, there is a very very large shipwreck, and it is said that if you want to see this ship you need at least 2 to 3 bottles of oxygen. The whole bed was bursting into two pieces from the middle, which was really spectacular at close range. As the world's third-class diving site, you can see very, very wide variety of fish here. If you are brave enough to swim near these wrecks, check out if there are any special marine animals. Hidden inside. Dive time: You can go diving during the day or night, but it is still recommended to come during the day. After all, the view is better, although you can see more colorful colors at night, it is more than entering the shipwreck. Need courage? !

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 💡 Tips

| Sheraton Hotels. Hey guys, I recently went to Poznan, Poland, and stayed at the Sheraton Poznan Hotel. It was such a great experience that I just had to share it with you all! 📍Great location The hotel is located in the heart of Poznan, surrounded by bustling commercial areas, making shopping and dining super convenient. There are also many cultural attractions nearby, so you can visit them and then head back to the hotel to rest. It's so nice! The hotel is also close to transportation hubs, so you can easily reach any destination by public transport or taxi. 🛏️Comfortable rooms I was amazed as soon as I entered the room. The decor is modern and stylish. The Sheraton Signature Sleep Experience bed is just the right firmness. I felt instantly relaxed when I lay down on it at night and slept soundly until morning. The high-speed Wi-Fi in the room is great, the TV has a wide range of channels, and the minibar snacks are a nice touch. It was such a pleasant stay. 🍽️Delicious food The hotel restaurant is a foodie's paradise! You can enjoy authentic Polish cuisine, such as crispy Polish dumplings, as well as a variety of international dishes. Whether it's Western-style steak and pasta or Asian-style stir-fried dishes and rice, your taste buds will be satisfied. The bartender at the bar is amazing, and the cocktails are both beautiful and delicious. Enjoying a drink in the evening is a wonderful experience. 🏋️‍♀️Great facilities The fitness center is well-equipped with treadmills, dumbbells, elliptical machines, and more. You can work out however you like without worrying about interrupting your exercise routine while traveling. The indoor pool is crystal clear and the water temperature is just right. A few laps in the pool will instantly relieve your fatigue. There's also a sauna and steam room, so you can relax and unwind. 💼Business-friendly If you're traveling for business, this is the perfect choice. The meeting rooms and banquet halls are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, making them ideal for small business meetings or large social events. The business center also offers great services. The staff can quickly help you with printing, copying, faxing, and other tasks. The Sheraton Poznan Hotel is amazing! Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, it will meet your needs. If you're ever in Poznan, you have to check it out!

Poznan is an important city in Poland. It is not only a transportation hub, but also a leading city in education, literature, and history. It was even once the capital of Poland. However, I didn't know any of this before I decided to visit. I just thought it sounded like a quiet place. It turns out that the city is indeed very quiet. Especially Cathedral Island (photos 5, 6, and 7), where you can walk around and enjoy the scenery without seeing many people. It's as if the place has never been discovered by the world. When strolling through Poznan Old Town (photos 1, 2, and 3), you'll see buildings in soft fruit colors. It's the most naturally colorful old town I've ever seen, with a mysterious beauty and an incomprehensible depth. The colors have been destroyed by countless wars, but they have become even more dazzling after each reconstruction! The graffiti is also impressive, sometimes rough and sometimes romantic. If you suddenly see a building with a comic-style mural on the street, don't doubt your eyes. Yes, it is a real house (photo 8). Artists paint on the original structure of the house, and from a distance, you can't tell if the people standing in front of the building are real or not. I highly recommend visiting this low-key Polish city to experience the peace and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle.

Poznań in the west is the fifth largest city in Poland, and I was surprised by the stunning scenery here. Poland is in Central Europe, with Western Europe to the west and Eastern Europe to the east, making it a true Central European country. It borders Germany to the west (having fought Germany/Prussia many times in history, and was blitzed by Germany in WWII), and Czechoslovakia to the south, which was once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and Poland was divided by them in the 18th century. It borders Ukraine/Belarus to the east, which was originally Russian territory, and before WWI, Tsarist Russia and Germany divided Poland many times. It borders Lithuania to the north, and Poland and Lithuania were once a united country in history, fighting the Teutonic Knights together. There is a triangular territory between Poland and Lithuania, which is an enclave of Russia, established after the war to keep Russia's access to the Baltic Sea, and Kaliningrad is the most famous city in this enclave! "Where to next?" The daily life of a travel addict is either traveling or planning a trip. "I haven't decided yet, but I've been traveling to relatively less developed and stable countries like Egypt, Jordan, and Iran this year. To be honest, I do miss Europe." "Then go to Poland and the Baltic sisters. It was originally planned for 2020, but it was delayed for so long, now you can fulfill your dream." "It doesn't seem to be peaceful there now, does it? It's right next to Ukraine, and when the Russia-Ukraine war broke out, didn't Ukrainians flee to Poland? Recently, the sisters haven't been on good terms with us either." "Poland isn't at war, and they're far from the battlefield. As for the sisters, we don't talk about politics. You're a civilized and polite tourist, traveling properly, helping them boost the economy and promote consumption, what's the problem?" "Maybe I'll be discriminated against." "Haha, with your poor English, you won't even have the chance to interact and communicate with the locals, how can they discriminate against you? The hotel you booked won't let you stay? The restaurant won't let you order? Or the attractions won't let you in? The world may be chaotic, but the most chaotic places are phones, computers, and the Internet, with all kinds of hearsay and exaggerated information flying around. Whether it's peaceful or friendly, you have to experience it yourself to have a say."

Poznan

Stary Browar in Poznań stands out as the crown jewel of Poland's shopping destinations, where history meets modernity in a stunning architectural masterpiece. This converted 19th-century brewery blends the charm of its industrial past with contemporary design, creating an unforgettable shopping experience in a breathtaking setting. With over 200 shops, restaurants, and cultural venues, it offers something for everyone, making it an ideal spot for retail therapy and leisure. Wander through its elegant halls and be captivated by the unique fusion of art and commerce. #ShopTillYouDrop #ArchitectureMarvel #StaryBrowar #UniqueShoppingExperience #DiscoverPoland

#magicalxmastrip 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: peaceful earthly Escape the winter blues and dive into a tropical paradise at the Poznan Palm House! Imagine strolling through lush green pathways surrounded by exotic plants and the soothing sounds of nature, offering a warm and inviting escape from the chilly winter air. With its stunning collection of palms, cacti, and vibrant blooms, this botanical wonderland is a feast for the senses. The vibrant atmosphere and breathtaking flora make it a perfect getaway for families and nature lovers alike. So, bundle up, leave the snow behind, and discover a slice of paradise that will leave you refreshed and inspired this winter! #magicalxmastrip #travel #thingstodo #trip

#2024mapped One of the great part of a travelling experience is to enjoy a stay in a more or less local/traditional setting. The place I happened to book was exactly that. The lobby, dining restaurant and common areas were beautifully decorated in the local elements. Service was warm too, even tho I checked in after 12am, and they kept helping to refill my water seeing me thirsty after a long trip from Berlin. The accommodation choices are mostly private rooms, but if you need, dormitory styled beds are available too (but in limited quantity), which is very helpful for solo travelers in budget. 📍Address: Hotel Kolegiacki Plac Kolegiacki 5, Stare Miasto District, Poznań

#2024mapped In general, my trip to Poznan was a fruitful one—but what elevated it even further was an unpretentious cafe, which served very well-thought desserts: 📍Address: Miel Coffee Święty Marcin 14, 61-803 Poznań, Poland This place had me completely sold that I came three times a day to try as many desserts I could. First visit I ordered a puff with raspberry filling and white chocolate cream and pistachio flakes on top. At first glance, the puff seems overbaked (to have looked a tad dryish/hard), but when I incorporated all elements into single bite, it was magical. All different flavors and textures blended in perfectly, especially the white chocolate cream, which was bridging them together seamlessless. So it did not only look good, it tasted even better. In the second visit I had the white chocolate cherry tart. It looks pretty darn normal, but again, the layers of flavors/textures are so well thought. Pretty convinced they made their own cherry fillings coz it was not sweet at all and rich with natural cherry aroma; and there’s actually a layer of dark chocolate alongside the cherry underneath the smooth but strong chocolate cream; at the bottom of the tart it has a nice crust. Different intensity/texture of chocolate elements came through at different time, with a nice fruitiness at the base. I wanted to order a 2nd one (also the last one available) right away, but another customer came in so I let the chance to them. That said, my 3rd visit was ordinary. I went for a cake with similar cherry+chocolate combination, but it didn’t have as much layers of flavor. Partly because it wasn’t kept cold enough, and the textures weren’t as varied. But it still tasted good, just not as stellar as the other twos. The coffee they served were full-bodied too, which complemented the desserts very well. Ambience-wise, it’s a small tucked-in cafe, but stylish enough and has strong WiFi. But the star here was really the dessert.

#2024mapped A few churches that left good impression on me: 1) Poznan Cathedral - a vibrant and photogenic church to take photo from outside 2) Church of Sts. John Bosco - honestly, after visiting more than 10 European countries, this architecture of church was something I hadn’t seen anywhere else. It’s not huge, nor the interior delicate, but worth checking out 3) Basilica of Our Lady - right in the centre of old town, easily reachable by walking Overall, Poland churches stand quite apart from Western Europe and even its other Eastern European siblings.

#2024mapped Poland is a huge country comparable to Germany. For example, travelling from Berlin to Warsaw take no less than 8hours. So it’s naturally for me to try to look for a city to stop in between. That was Poznan. And it’s much more lovely than I’ve expected for its architecture and food. First of all, the architecture was very different from Western Europe (and no less so from its other Eastern European members like Czech, Austria and Budapest). Places to go: 1) Old Town 2) Town Hall 3) Old Market Square 4) Royal Castle 5) Adam Mickiewicz Square ….. and some churches that I’ll talk about in the next post

It was a trip to Poznań, Poland 🇵🇱 with family. Our journey began in the heart of Poznań, where we explored the Old Market Square (Stary Rynek), the city’s most iconic landmark. This vibrant square is surrounded by pastel-colored merchant houses 🏘️ bustling cafés ☕️ and street vendors. The most striking part of the square is the Ratusz (Town Hall), with its Renaissance-style architecture and the famous mechanical goats that appear every day at noon. We couldn’t resist snapping a picture 📸 of the goats and the grand facade of the Town Hall. The square truly comes to life, making it a perfect spot for a mix of architecture and street photography. 📍Stary Rynek, 61-772 Poznań, Poland We also ventured to Ostrów Tumski (Cathedral Island) 🏝️ an island that holds some of the oldest churches in Poland, including the magnificent Poznań Cathedral ⛪️(Katedra św. Piotra i Pawła). The cathedral’s gothic architecture, with its towering spires and intricate details, made it a must-see for any photography enthusiast 📸 We took some incredible shots from the surrounding park area, where the calm waters of the river reflected the cathedral’s grandeur. This serene spot is perfect for a peaceful afternoon stroll 🙌 📍Ostrów Tumski, 61-001 Poznań, Poland We then headed to Malta Lake (Jezioro Maltańskie), a large artificial lake just a short drive 🚗 from the city center. It’s a great place to take in some nature, and the views are absolutely picturesque. We rented bikes 🚲 and cycled around the lake, capturing the serene atmosphere with shots of the water 💦 greenery 🌱 and the Malta Ski slopes in the background. For a unique touch, don’t miss the Malta Fountain, which offers a spectacular water show during the warmer months. 📍Jezioro Maltańskie, 61-001 Poznań, Poland We also visited the Poznań Palm House (Palmiarnia Poznańska), a tropical oasis in the city. Located within Wilson Park, the Palm House features lush greenery, exotic plants, and even a few animals, making it a great location for capturing vibrant, nature-filled shots 📸 We wandered through different sections of the greenhouse, from tropical rainforests to desert landscapes, and took some amazing close-up photos of the rare plants🪴 The light streaming through the glass ceiling created magical ambiance, perfect for photography ✨ 📍Wilsona 1, 61-703 Poznań, Poland No trip to Poznań is complete without visiting the Imperial Castle 🏰 (Zamek Cesarski), a magnificent structure built during the German Empire era. We were captivated by the grand architecture and the beautiful surroundings. The castle grounds are perfect for walking and taking pictures of both the building and the surrounding gardens 🌺 Inside, the Imperial Castle Museum provides fascinating insights into the castle’s history and role in Poland’s past, while offering more opportunities for some indoor photography 🙌 📍Święty Marcin 80/82, 61-809 Poznań, Poland #europetrip #vacation #travel

#europetrip#poznan A morning stroll through Adam Mickiewicz Square on a crisp autumn day is a serene and reflective experience. The golden foliage adds a picturesque charm to the park, making it a perfect spot for a peaceful walk. However, the Monument to the Victims of June 1956 stands as a poignant reminder of the tragic events of Poznan's history, evoking a deep sense of sorrow as we paused to reflect on the sacrifices made for freedom. Nearby, the striking architecture of the University of Adam Mickiewicz caught our attention, its grandeur harmonizing beautifully with the natural surroundings. This blend of historical significance and autumnal beauty made our visit truly unforgettable.

#europetrip #Poznan #castle Visiting the Royal Castle in Poznań was like stepping back into a regal past. This 13th-century gem, a blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, captivated us with its striking facades and intricate interiors. Walking through the halls, we marveled at the exquisite artifacts and art pieces that told stories of Poland's royal lineage. The museum within the castle added depth to our visit, offering fascinating insights into the lives and legacies of Polish kings. Though the day was brisk, the meticulously maintained gardens surrounding the castle provided a peaceful setting to admire its grandeur and reflect on its rich history.

Poznań, a dazzling gem in Poland, is a city that combines history and modernity, exuding a unique charm. As you wander through the streets of Poznań, you'll find historical relics scattered like stars. The magnificent Poznań Cathedral, with its Gothic spires piercing the sky, shines with a sacred light in the sun. Its exquisite murals and solemn altars silently tell the story of religious heritage and the passage of time, protecting the soul of this land since its construction. Strolling through the Old Town, you'll find streets paved with colorful bricks and stones, flanked by Baroque-style buildings with carved windowsills and ancient doors, each detail a brushstroke of history. But Poznań is not just a city of the past. As a modern metropolis, it is a thriving commercial hub. The International Fair Center is the star of Poland's economic and trade stage, hosting various exhibitions and business events throughout the year, attracting global elites and sparking a lively exchange of ideas, creativity, opportunities, and cooperation. In your leisure time, take a stroll along the green shores of Lake Malta, watch the swans swim leisurely, or visit the bustling markets to pick up unique handicrafts and taste authentic Polish sausages and beer. Poznań's diverse charm will captivate you in an instant.

#europetrip #travel #poland #poznan On a beautiful, sunny autumn morning, we had the perfect opportunity to explore Ostrów Tumski in Poznań. The crisp air and golden sunshine made it an ideal day for a leisurely walk through this historic island, one of the oldest parts of the city. As we strolled along the peaceful streets, the vibrant fall colors of the trees created a stunning backdrop against the impressive architecture of the Poznań Cathedral and the Church of the Most Holy Virgin Mary. The blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles, coupled with the cobblestone paths and ancient landmarks, made the area feel timeless. The grandeur of the cathedral and the serene beauty of the church added to the charm of this place, where history, architecture, and nature beautifully merged in the heart of Poznań.

amazing place

nice place

Citadel Park in Poznań is a park that combines historical sites with modern leisure facilities. Citadel Park is located in Poznań, Poland. The city itself has a long history, having been the capital of the Kingdom of Poland and the starting point for national and social integration. Citadel Park is not just an ordinary park. Its name comes from a castle that once stood here. The castle was an important landmark in Poznań's history. Although the castle no longer exists, the park retains the memory of this history. In Citadel Park, visitors can enjoy the natural scenery of lush trees and the fun of outdoor recreation. The park may also have children's play facilities, sports fields, and venues for various cultural activities, making it a great place for locals and tourists to relax and have fun. If you are interested in Polish history and culture, Poznań and its Citadel Park are worth a visit. Here, you can not only feel the historical charm of the ancient Polish city but also experience the atmosphere of modern urban life.