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

#postandearn #poznan 🕰️Business Hours: Tuesday-Wednesday 10:00-16:00 | Thursday 10:00-18:00 | Friday 10:00-20:00 | Saturday-Sunday 10:00-17:00 📍Address: Aleje Marcinkowskiego 9, 61-745 Poznań 💰Average Price per Person: 20 ZL Reduced: 13ZL Student 7-26: 1ZL 💞Reasons to Recommend: The National Museum in Poznań , over 165 years old, is one of the oldest, largest and most important museums in Poland. It presents its collections in five Poznań museums: the Gallery of Painting and Sculpture, the Museum of Applied Arts in the Royal Castle in Poznań, the Town Hall - Poznań Museum, the Wielkopolska Military Museum, the Museum of Musical Instruments, the Ethnographic Museum and in three Wielkopolska residences: the Palace Museum in Rogalin, the Adam Mickiewicz Museum in Śmiełów, the Castle Museum in Gołuchów. #aprilblooms

#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

Affordable business hotel in the old town of Poznan, Poland, located in the city center of Poznan, in front of the Fontanna Wolności Square Park. In the center of the square there is a fountain that looks like the wings of a sailboat, and there is a light show at night. The hotel is not far from Polish Theatre, Zegar mozaikowy Clock, Old Town Square and other attractions, and has an excellent location. The rooms at B&B Hotel are simple and are divided into double or family rooms. We stayed in a double room of about 5 square meters. The room design was simple and clean. The headboard was painted with colorful buildings in the Poznan city area, which looked very cute. The housing prices are affordable, with the average price ranging from NT$1500 to NT$2000. The budget business hotel itself does not have too many luxurious public facilities, only a reception hall and a restaurant, but it is small and beautiful, with bright colors, giving people a refreshing feeling, which is very different from the quaint appearance of the hotel. #Poland Free Travel #Poznan Accommodation

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? !

Poznań is a vibrant and historic city in western Poland that blends medieval charm with a modern, youthful energy. In 2–3 days, you can explore its colorful Old Town, marvel at Renaissance architecture, taste hearty Polish cuisine, and discover its rich cultural scene. Ideal for history buffs, art lovers, and foodies alike! ⸻ 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1 – Old Town & History • Start at Stary Rynek (Old Market Square) • Visit the Town Hall to see the famous mechanical billy goats at noon • Explore the Royal Castle • Walk down Święty Marcin Street Day 2 – Culture & Nature • Morning: Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski) and Archcathedral Basilica • Afternoon: Visit Poznań Palm House and stroll through Wilson Park • Evening: Head to Jeżyce District for indie cafés and street art Day 3 – Museums & Modern Vibes (optional) • Spend time at Brama Poznania Interactive Museum • Visit Malta Lake for outdoor activities • Relax at Stary Browar – a mall/art center housed in a 19th-century brewery ⸻ 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 1. Stary Rynek – One of the most beautiful squares in Europe, lined with pastel merchant houses. 2. Town Hall & Mechanical Goats – Daily show at noon; a Poznań icon. 3. Ostrów Tumski – The oldest part of Poznań with Poland’s first cathedral. 4. Brama Poznania – A modern museum with immersive displays about Polish history. 5. Stary Browar – Where shopping meets contemporary art. 6. Citadel Park (Park Cytadela) – A massive park with sculptures, military museums, and peaceful trails. ⸻ 🚇 Transportation • From Airport: Poznań–Ławica Airport (POZ) is just 7 km from the city center. Take Bus 159 or a taxi. • Within the City: • Trams and buses are reliable and frequent. • Get a Poznań City Card for free/discounted rides and museum entries. • Walking is ideal in the Old Town area. ⸻ 📷 Photo Spots • 🏰 Town Hall with the mechanical goats • 🌈 Colorful merchant houses in Stary Rynek • 🌿 Inside the Poznań Palm House • 🌉 Cathedral Island and the Jordan Bridge • 🖼️ Industrial-chic interior of Stary Browar ⸻ 🍜 Local Cuisine 1. Rogale Świętomarcińskie – Sweet croissants filled with poppy seeds (PGI protected) 2. Pyry z gzikiem – Potatoes with cottage cheese and herbs, a local favorite 3. Kaczka z jabłkami – Roast duck with apples, a regional specialty 4. Barszcz & Pierogi – Classic Polish soups and dumplings 5. Craft beer – Try local brews at Brovaria (a brewery inside the Old Market) ⸻ 🏠 Accommodation • Luxury: Sheraton Poznań Hotel – Modern, central, and excellent service • Boutique: PURO Hotel – Trendy and smartly designed near the Old Town • Budget: Hotel Traffic – Clean and central, great for backpackers and students • Unique: Blow Up Hall 5050 – A tech-art hotel inside Stary Browar ⸻ 💡 Tips • 📅 Best time to visit: May to September for pleasant weather and festivals • 🕛 Don’t miss the noon goat show at the Town Hall! • 💳 Many places accept card, but keep some złoty cash for small s

easy to get around and the buildings are phenomenal. a vibrant city with rich history and stories; cant miss it when you visit Poland.

Poznan has always something new and unique to offer. It's a wonderful short city break for cocktails and food lovers. #poznanvibes #localfood #summerinthecity

#europeonbudget There’s something special about this square when the day starts winding down. The tram lines still hum in the distance, but the real magic happens when the sun dips low. The sky turns fiery behind Adam Mickiewicz’s statue, casting long shadows across the cobblestones. The neo-Gothic university library glows golden in the last light, its sharp arches standing out against the pastel evening sky. It’s not a crowded spectacle—just a quiet, vibrant moment where the city pauses. No benches needed. Standing there, watching the colors shift, is enough.

#europeonbudget It's crazy to think this is where Poland basically started - you can still see the old baptismal font where it all went down over 1000 years ago. The inside smells like candles and old wood. Sunlight comes through the stained glass in these colorful patches that move across the floor as the day goes on. My favorite time is late afternoon when it's quiet and you can hear the river outside. There's this one chapel in the back that always has fresh flowers - no idea why, but I like checking what's there each time. And if you're lucky, you might catch the organist practicing with all the wrong notes, which somehow makes it feel more real. Best part: the admission is free.

#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.

#europeonbudget This is not a place that one would typically see in the suggestion of travel destinations in Poznan. But the unique architecture intrigued me. The Church of Saint John Bosco in Poznań (Kościół św. Jana Bosko w Luboniu) is a modern Salesian church. It exhibits a well-articulated rectangular architectural mass with an introverted central courtyard, and its nave and bell tower rise above the courtyard. 📍Church of Sts. John Bosco

#europeonbudget One of the main types of attraction in Europe has to be churches/cathedrals, most of which are not only impressive in different styles but even free. And this basilica is my favorite free sanctuary in the Eastern Europe. No tickets, no lines - just push open the heavy wooden door and step into another world. The neo-Gothic arches catch the light differently each time I visit, painting new shadows across the worn stone floors. I always leave a few złoty for candles by the icon, watching their flames dance in the drafty nave. That's the real admission fee here - not money, but moments of quiet wonder stolen from the city's rush outside.

#hostellife This was a “new” hostel in a way that it didn’t do dormitory styled room but only hotel rooms. But now it takes one of the rooms and fit in some hostel bunkbeds. With that, the facilities are bound to be classic looking. 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. I managed to snatch a bed at around RM74/night, with an additional RM30 cashback rebate. What a steal! But one thing to note for fellow backpackers is that to any hotel/hostels with carpet, do not unpack luggages on the floor to minimize the risk of bed bug infection. Coz anyone could bring bed bugs to the premises, but carpet that’s built into the room would be difficult to sterilise. So keep luggages high up and locked 📍Address: Hotel Kolegiacki Plac Kolegiacki 5, Stare Miasto District, Poznań

Nice place to visit for a few hours.

The bridge, painted in striking red, creates a vivid contrast against the soft yellow of the nearby buildings and the rich green patina of the cathedral’s domes and towers. The railings, heavy with love locks, add a romantic, lived-in feel—each one a quiet testimony to a story, a promise, a memory. The long shadows and crisp blue sky give the scene a cinematic, almost dreamlike quality. It feels calm and contemplative—an intersection of history, devotion, and modern symbolism.

Wonder around, get a good feel of the streets - you will love Poznan! The museums are all of a high standard at a cheap price!

#mustvisit #beautiful #historicallandmarks #attractive #postandearn #localguides #familytrip Tucked into the heart of Poznań, one of Poland’s oldest and most culturally rich cities, the National Museum in Poznań (Muzeum Narodowe w Poznaniu) is a true gem for art and history lovers. With a diverse collection that spans centuries and styles — from Gothic altarpieces to Polish Impressionism and modern European masters — this museum offers a profound journey through the soul of Polish heritage and the broader European artistic legacy. Thanks to Trip.com, planning the visit was smooth and efficient. From discovering opening hours and ticket prices to accessing helpful traveler reviews, the platform provided everything needed to make the most of the experience. Housed in a stately neoclassical building with a modern extension, the museum itself is a visual contrast — blending traditional and contemporary architecture to reflect the dynamic nature of the collections inside. The layout is easy to navigate, and each floor invites visitors to explore Poland’s evolving artistic identity. One of the most remarkable sections is the Gallery of Polish Art, which traces the development of Polish painting and sculpture from the 16th century to the present day. Here, works by Jan Matejko, Jacek Malczewski, Józef Chełmoński, and Stanisław Wyspiański are beautifully presented, each piece telling stories of national struggle, resilience, folklore, and romanticism. The foreign art collection is equally impressive. Paintings by Claude Monet, Franz von Lenbach, and Lucas Cranach the Elder stand out among others, showing how the museum’s curators have succeeded in connecting local heritage with global artistic trends. Seeing a Monet in the heart of Poland was both surprising and thrilling — a testament to the museum’s depth. One hidden gem is the Collection of Decorative Arts, which features centuries-old ceramics, glassware, furniture, and textiles. It’s a reminder that art isn’t only on canvas — it’s woven into everyday life. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions that are often thought-provoking and contemporary, breathing new life into the historical framework. During my visit, a photography exhibit exploring post-war Poland through the lens of local artists added emotional and modern context to the museum’s classical holdings. Staff at the museum were knowledgeable and friendly, always ready to answer questions or guide visitors through specific exhibits. Most of the labels are in both Polish and English, which is helpful for international travelers, and audio guides are also available for deeper immersion. Thanks to Trip.com, my visit to the National Museum in Poznań was perfectly timed and incredibly enriching. It's not just a stop on a cultural itinerary — it’s a destination that honors the enduring spirit of Polish creativity while embracing a global artistic conversation. Whether you're an art connoisseur or a curious traveler, this museum offers a moving and memorable window into Poland’s artistic soul. It’s a place where history is not only preserved — it’s powerfully felt.

The most iconic mascot of Poznań is the goat. Every day at noon, two goats appear in the small window of the Town Hall clock tower and clash their horns. As noon approaches, the area in front of the Town Hall in the Old Town is already packed with people eagerly waiting for the goats to clash their horns. When the clock strikes twelve, the sound of a horn is played from the tower, and the small door above the clock slowly opens. Two goats emerge, nodding in time with the chimes and clashing their horns 12 times. Right in front of us, a group of children was counting the number of clashes, making the experience even more delightful.

Poznan's Old Town Square is located in the old town on the west bank of the Warta River. The Town Hall and the surrounding market square have mythical historical attractions and colorful beautiful buildings. There is a Rococo-style fountain of Roman mythological figures in each corner of the square, representing the Queen of Hell, the Sun God, the Poseidon and the God of War. The Old Town Square is not large and there are not many people, so it is very comfortable to walk around. I casually walked into the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help and Mary Magdalene (Fara Church), a pink and white Baroque building located in an alley. It was built in the 17th century, destroyed during World War II, and rebuilt after the war. The interior of the church is decorated with gorgeous marble columns and gold-plated decorations. I happened to see someone practicing on the organ, so I sat down and listened to a few pieces of music quietly. I specifically looked for a small shop on the street corner selling St. Martin’s Croissant. This unique croissant, which is protected by EU regulations, can only be found in Poznan. #AprilGoodDestinations2025

Located on Ostrów Tumski Island, the Poznań Cathedral (Archcathedral Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul) is the oldest cathedral in Poland. Despite enduring centuries of natural disasters and the devastation of wars, it was rebuilt after World War II. Lamp posts along the streets feature hollow crown emblems, signifying the site's designation as a national historical monument. The surrounding area is very peaceful. Walking across the reconstructed Jordan Bridge, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the cathedral from the river.

#poznan 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions - Fara Church+Poznań City Hall - Merchants' Houses = Domki budnicze - St. Francis church - City Hall 1zl=0.23欧 - Church of St. Anthony of Padua - ~~Archaeological Museum 15zl 埃及展关闭~~ - **12:00 Stary Rynek Town square: Poznań Goats** -吃饭 - 13:20-14:30 波兹南国家博物馆 0.23欧 - 14:40-15:50 皇家城堡 0.23欧 - 16:00-The Imperial Castle in Poznań 7zl=1.64欧