Vibrant township of Poznan

#europeonbudget Poznań's Old Market Square is full of life. The bright, colorful buildings look like a box of crayons. People sit at outdoor cafes, drinking coffee and eating pierogi. The air smells like fresh bread and grilled cheese from the food stalls. Under the square, there’s a hidden museum with old cellars and ruins—like a secret world below your feet. At night, lanterns light up the square, and restaurants fill with laughter. In winter, the Christmas market makes it feel like a fairy tale, with twinkling lights and hot sausages sizzling on grills. It’s not just pretty—it’s where the city’s heart beats, every single day.