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Very nice and fun activity. The guy doing the show were really lovely and funny so it’s definetly a time you’ll enjoy. They tell about the origins of this tradition and explain how to make yourself a St Martin croissant. At the end, you have. A privileged view to the goats show on the town hill clock. I recommend this experience if you have time to spare in Poznan.

The Rogalowe croissant museum in Poznan, Poland is a fast paced talk, delivered with humour & lots of information. We found out the history of St. Martin & then how this very special croissant is made. It is interactive but not for the whole audience. They like to have between 6-8 helpers who complete different stages of the process of the croissant making. I have to let you into a secret that I did not enjoy the flavour of the croissant but knowing where it originates from more than made up for it.

The St. Martin's croissant making experience is great fun! Suitable for all ages, very entertaining and well presented, and everyone gets to have a turn if they want to participate. The experience is very sensory friendly and child friendly, as they allow visitors to move around, leave the room for a bit, or take part in the class as they wish. Both hosts were knowledgeable and funny, they presented the history and tradition of these little pastries very well, and at the end of the class everyone got to taste a bit as well. There's also a great view of the town hall goats, if you join the 2pm class. Definitely book ahead though, as it does tend to sell out.

An entertaining experience and not what I had expected. The two guys running it were fun, made jokes and got the audience involved. From a little bit of history, to local dialect, to how they are made. 14:00 was the English version which was basically most nationalities that do not understand Polish. Worth a visit and definitely a nice way of spending an hour.

We went to the croissant museum and it was so fun! The guys are funny when they’re explaining the history of the croissant. They let us take photos of the town square and it was beautiful. Highly recommend! The croissants were delicious

Did English language show. Very fun, interactive, and funny hosts. Family friendly and good way to get out of rainy weather! Buy tickets in advance online.

A very humorous and interactive experience. You get a sample of the St Martin croissant at the end. Hosts had good English and command. Pricey for the experience but overall enjoyed it.

Nice architecture. The museum is quite small but has interesting objects shown. The staff spoke English, however the text is in polish (we used our phones to translate so it didn't change much).

My first visit in Poland was Pozńan. It was closed at 16:00, but I arrived at 15:30 p.m. The observatory was over, but I asked them to let me see it politely, and I could see beautiful old city in Poznań. Finally I came down after watching it before 16:00(relief) There's no need for words. It's so beautiful!!! beautiful!

We went on a Sunday and I don't know why but the staff told us it was free entry that day. Very nice view from the roof and a lot of interesting items throughout the museum. Cloakrooms staff were rude, but everyone else working there was lovely.

The view was standing and it was cheap as well. It wasnt busy at all which I loved. I went to the roof for the view on a sunday at rougly 4 o clock.

The museum itself is quite nice however the service was poor. The workers seemed quite angry as if they didn't want to be there, security follows you around literally everywhere aka. Your being stalked, the lift to the tower was broken and toilets on the first floor shut down.

The views from the top of the tower are okay. The elevator was not working, so we had to walk. The staff were unapproachable and the exhibits underwhelming. Only worth visiting for the view from the top of the tower. It was not busy, which suggests how underwhelming it is.

Firstly, to my surprise & delight, entrance is free on a Tuesday. If you go up to the top of the Tower, onto the outside terrace, you get good views of the Old Town and beyond. A lift takes you up 6 floors and then it's just a few steps to the top. The exhibition of artifacts itself is very good and I particularly like the way they've designed the lighting, many glass cabinets of internal lighting or spotlights directed from high above. This really cuts down or eliminates back refection in the glass which often interfers with viewing/photographing items. The collection covers furniture, ceramics, glass & metal, weapons, jewellery etc. Items presented here cover a period from middle ages to modern times. The other thing to mention is that information on the exhibits is also given in English.

I recently visited Hall Town in Poznań and had a really good time! The place is spacious, clean, and well-organized. I went there for a small local event and was impressed with how professional everything looked. The staff were super friendly and helpful — they answered all my questions with a smile. The building itself is modern and has a nice atmosphere. It’s perfect for events, meetings, or even just hanging out with friends. I liked the lighting inside — it felt cozy but also fresh and bright. The bathrooms were very clean, which is always a big plus. There’s also a little café area where you can grab a coffee or snack. Prices were fair, and the quality was good. The location is great too — not far from the city center, and it’s easy to get there by public transport. Overall, I would definitely recommend Hall Town to anyone looking for a cool place for events or gatherings in Poznań. I’ll be happy to come back in the future!

Interesting historial building. Every day at noon two metal goats appear through a pair of small doors above the clock and butt their horns together 12 times, in deference to an old legend.

Wonderfully decorated. It was lots of fun to attempt translating the latin inscriptions “Execute judgment and justice, and deliver the oppressed from the hand of the oppressor; do not wrong the stranger, the orphan, or the widow.”

Stary Rynek is a very picturesque town square, typical of Polish towns and cities. The Town Hall is its centrepiece and tourists flock to watch the 1200 show every day.

Loved seeing the goats come out at 12pm, bit of a novelty and there was a lovely atmosphere in the square. The museum is free on Tuesdays so we popped in for a look, it was interesting but difficult for non-Polish speakers and not very child-friendly. #EuroTrip2025

Just nice to visit on Tuesday, free museum entry. 2 goats will come out at 12 noon, it's amusing to watch.

The Town Hall in Poznań is stunning! The architecture is beautiful, and the historic details are impressive. Don’t miss the goats coming out at 12:00—it’s a fun and unique sight! A must-visit for anyone in Poznan!

Stary Browar is a unique cultural and shopping complex located in Poznań, housed in a former brewery building. The space combines a wide range of shopping, art, entertainment, and restaurants. The place is clean and spacious, making it possible to spend the whole day there. It’s a great spot for both locals and tourists. The building itself is beautiful, featuring a mix of industrial architecture and modern design.

The Old Brewery is a shopping mall that ispreserving the original architecture and style and it is a popular attraction in Poznan. You should take a visit for shopping or just to admire the buildings.

I can't believe I saw one of my favorite Korean artists Choe U-Ram's work at Stary Browar Poznań, Poland! I was so happy and thrilled!

Very nice restauration of an old brewery to shopping mall and exposition center. Very tastful and with much respect for the original design. A gem, including the park next to it!

Amazing architecture. Nice ( expensive) shops. Good parking garage ( payed) 5 min to walk to the old market place. Also worth to see.

Stary Browar Shopping Mall A Unique Blend of Art, Culture, and Commerce Stary Browar in Poznań is not just a shopping mall it’s a remarkable fusion of history, art, and modern retail. Built on the site of a 19th century brewery, this shopping center offers a one of a kind experience that sets it apart from typical malls. Its name literally means "Old Brewery," and the architectural design preserves many of the original elements, blending them seamlessly with sleek, contemporary structures. The mall features a wide range of stores, from high end fashion boutiques to well known global brands like Levi’s, Sephora, and Guess. It's a great place to shop for clothes, accessories, cosmetics, or unique gifts. Beyond shopping, there’s an impressive selection of cafés, bars, and restaurants, catering to both quick snacks and fine dining experiences. The food court and sit-down venues offer both international and Polish cuisine. What makes Stary Browar truly special is its dedication to art and culture. The mall regularly hosts exhibitions, installations, and cultural events, making a visit feel like a museum experience as much as a shopping trip. There’s also a theater space and an art gallery within the complex. Clean, elegant, and centrally located, Stary Browar is easily accessible by tram or foot from the city center. Its atmosphere is vibrant yet relaxed, attracting both locals and tourists. Whether you're looking to shop, eat, relax, or discover local creativity, Stary Browar is a must-visit in Poznań. Overall, Stary Browar successfully combines commercial appeal with cultural depth, offering something for everyone a destination that truly captures the spirit of the city.

Shopping mall, and upstairs, you could go outside with several restaurants. I saw ecco shoes, pandora bracelet, Zaraman, very busy place.

A modern / historic building with an interesting history. Beautiful rooms, but most are empty or display art / photography. This due to the building being converted and restored over the past 100 years. A lot of original furniture has been destroyed during various transitions of power. Lots of toilets and cloak rooms to store outer garments. I found the building to be warm. Very cheap entry tickets, I saw lifts and platform lifts for wheelchairs. Also a small cafe is on site. There is also a cinema situated within the building. Some small gardens outside, which were free to enter. I didn't see any parking. I saw braille maps and signs or description in. braille in every room. You can also pay for an audio tours.

From the outside, the castle looks nice, and the gardens, though small, are open to the public, which is a great option. However, the interior didn’t impress me. Navigation is unclear even with a map, and there are many doors likely rented out to third parties, which takes away from the castle atmosphere. Overall, it feels quite empty and not very engaging. The terrace with a city view was closed, probably unavailable during winter months.

Very nice place to visit. Castle with not the best history. Interiors of the castle is quite empty but we enjoyed walk around and spent some time in back garden. We didn't pay as there was nobody at the entrance and garden or park is free for everyone.

Very nice castle with mix of old and new. The tickets are well priced and you can get an audio guide. The castle is much bigger than it appears. It took about an hour and a half to walk the entire tour. I highly recommend using the audio guide to give you an idea of the history of the building.

Definitely worth the visit! Great views with a lot to see. Tickets are so cheap for what you gain on this experience

A very beautiful castle with a pretty garden. And the tickets are free! You only pay if you want to rent the audio guide, otherwise you are free to enter from entrance B or entrance C free of charge :D

Really beautiful and historic place. Not very crowded and nicely located, as you can walk there from the main square. Highly recommend if you like architecture.

Brama Poznania is a modern museum located in the heart of Ostrów Tumski, the historic island in Poznań. It serves as an interactive exhibition space that explores the history of the city, particularly its origins, development, and role in Polish history. It’s an essential stop for anyone interested in the city’s history.

A must-see in Poznań! This museum is best experienced together with a visit to Cathedral Island, as the two complement each other perfectly. I spent about 3 hours here, and it was absolutely worth it. The exhibitions take you back to the very roots of Polish history – to 966, the first kingdom, and the Piast dynasty. The museum is very well organized, with timed entry every 20 minutes to avoid crowding. The audio guide is outstanding – modern, precise, and interactive. It uses your location inside the exhibition to guide you seamlessly from one point to the next. A super museum that really brings Polish history to life!

I visited Brama Pozania (Poland's gate) and I absolutely loved it. The museum present many exhibits and the audio tour is available in a variety of languages. The audio tour is also interactive as it gives you many things to do and exhibits to see. It is not too hard to navigate between the different exhibits since the audio tour walks you through the museum in a step-by-step manner and is easy to follow. The restaurant there is a but small and doesn't provide many options so you are better off eating somewhere else. Also, make sure that you go on a sunny day since you can take pictures on a terrace and the rain may not make you picture pretty!

delicious place! we spent 2 hours there on an interactive tour with an audio guide. there are few historical exhibits, but there are film modules in each room. I learned much more about King Przemysław - who was actually as important as the other great kings of Poland. I highly recommend it, even to those who are not interested in history, to understand what the beginnings of the Polish Country were like.

The Brama Poznania Museum in Poznań offers a delightful experience for visitors. Its exhibits provide a fascinating glimpse into the city's history, while the interactive displays add an engaging element to the visit. The staff are helpful and knowledgeable, enhancing the overall experience. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in Poznań!

Really excellent high tech multimedia exhibition taking you through the history of Cathedral Island and beyond. I would actually recommend coming here before visiting the Archdiocesan Museum or Cathedral as you'll pick up information from the audio guide and videos about both these places. The smart audio guide knows where you are and automatically plays a commentary for that area. Additionally if you more information about any exhibit you can point audio guide at the headphones symbol and press play. Good views from the terrace on the roof of the building and after you've completed your tour, head across the glass sides bridge to the Cathedral Lock.

Great museum! Got the tram from hotel here and walked about 5 mins to get to the museum. Can't remember cost of entrance but it was cheap and included audio guide and an audio guide for the cathedral also. Spent maybe 2 hrs here and really enjoyed it ! Very informative, interactive and fun! Nice observation deck near the end of self guided tour also. don't have kids, but it's great for kids with lots of kids educational play areas also! If in Poznan I wouldn't miss this one!

Wonderful, lot of things to see, machines, vehicles and more. Good price, parking is nearby.

It's very spacious, pretty and well-maintained. There are various interesting exhibitions. The playground and farm animal area are of course highlights for little kids. It's a lovely place to visit even in a hot or rainy day - thanks for the indoor exhibitions.

Great place for a family walk. Interesting exhibitions including old machines, old cars (Polonez, Syrenka, Tarpan), old aeroplanes. Children loved also animals :)

The National Museum of Agriculture in Szreniawa is a fantastic place to visit! The museum is incredibly spacious, offering plenty of room to explore its fascinating exhibits on agriculture and food industry history. The grounds are beautifully maintained, making it a pleasant experience to walk around and take in the rich cultural heritage. One of the highlights is the food market held on Saturdays, where you can find a variety of fresh, local produce and traditional products. It's a perfect spot for both learning and enjoying a taste of Polish countryside life. Highly recommended for families, history enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a relaxing day out!

It is a very interesting museum, with many different expositions in various fields. It's very convenient to get there.

Nice place to visit on Sunday and have some fun with the kids. Someone made an effort to collect a lot of historical documents and artifacts.

The worlds only jet powered biplane and a wealth of farming history

The church is beautiful and truly impressive, absolutely worth visiting and admiring inside and outside. However, I do NOT recommend paying the 7 zloty to see the crypt: there is hardly anything to look at, you walk through it in a minute, and it doesn’t really add much value.

A very peaceful place. Great architecture. You can come in and just sit down and see everything there is to see give yourself a self-guided tour. On the outside you can walk around as well and read the different signs it's very interesting.

Definitely worth visiting, especially on a weekday morning when a morning mass is said in a side chapel. A very serene and prayerful place, of very high historical significance, being the burial place of the first few Polish kings.

Beautiful architecture and interior. Definitely recommend going into the crypts in the basement (7zł per person) to see the oldest parts and the buried archbishops. Definitely recommend

The cathedral in Poznań, together with a visit to Cathedral Island and the museum, is an absolute must-see in Poland. It holds the utmost importance for anyone interested in Polish history, reaching back to the year 966 – the time of the first ruler and the beginning of Polish Christianity. For me, it also explains why Polish society remains so deeply connected with the Christian tradition.

I was happy I could get in here after 6pm, even though the store was already closed. It was very dark,but one could see the beautiful modern glass stained windows and the altar,also the chapel with the Polish saints.

he Sint-Petrus-en-Paulusbasiliek in Poznań is one of the most interesting churches I've ever seen. The contrast between the deep, dark tones and the lavish gold detailing creates an atmosphere that feels almost otherworldly. It has a dramatic, almost mystical presence that sets it apart from many other churches. Walking inside, you’re immediately struck by the richness of the interior. The golden accents shine beautifully against the darker surroundings, giving the whole place a sense of grandeur and mystery. It’s definitely a must-visit for anyone who appreciates unique and atmospheric church architecture. Also the red bridge outside combines well with it I think.

The church is beautiful in and out, very calm place to sit and just meditate. There’s a Marian grotto in front of the church and there’s s a very big cross too on the other side. Mass celebrations are always concise however, the only downside to all these is that no English is spoken 🥲🥲, regardless, still a beautiful place

Beautiful mass and songs

Beautiful and authentic church, nice people and well-organised community✝️🇵🇱🕊️

It's fun so far

They speak English, try it

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I think this the biggest mall in poznan city with alot of store's collection, and with great design also its a very bright at night and always crowded with shoppers, have a great view in the enterance, with a car park and information office

Shopping mall that was designed by fools. On the 2nd floor, there is no simple way down. There is an escalator, but only moving up. You go 100m forward, another escalator, again, only up. You go another 100m forward - the end of the floor, and no way down again.

Nice place to do all your shopping. It's easy to find staff that speaks English. It's very big, full of options to eat and stores to buy. Saturdays are usually very crowded, and the stores suffer to handle that many people.

You guys better plan a whole day or two bc that mall is very big and has many great stores that you wont find in every country in europe. I will go again if I have the time and opportunity to go bc Poznań is far but it is super worth it. Love love love ❤️ (and the people who work there are just as great. When i was there it was very hygienic and clean as well so there is nothing I can complain about besides the awkward position of the bathrooms and the escalators but thats rlly not that big of a deal)

All shops are here including my favorite Starbucks! There are many places to sit and relax while charging your phone. Very clean and nice vibe.

Great and world class shopping mall in Poznań! The biggest one so far in Poznan with shops covered in a 100 000 square metres mall. Be sure not to miss it. Recommendation is not to come hungry cause the food court doesn't offer a lot of variety.

It’s a very modern shopping mall and has about everything you need. Masks are mandatory for entrance into the mall, and everyone quite adheres to this.

The Merchants’ Houses are a group of historic buildings located in the Old Market Square. These houses, dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries, were once home to merchants and showcase the city’s rich trading history. The buildings are characterized by their facades, colorful architecture, and distinctive Renaissance-style details.

It is a beautiful place and these buildings are very beautiful must visit

Charming houses in the center of the city!

all the area of Stray Rynek is amazing to go around the Fontanna Apolla is one of four Fontanns on 4 corners of Sray Rynek Fontanna Marsa & Fontanna Neptuna& seat for a coffee outside or a beer with a good steak come a gain at night its very beautiful very good restaurants

Stunning architecture. Around this area, people were selling a lot of magnets. Super cute.

There are colourful, old merchants' houses on all four sides of Old Market Square, and in a row behind the Town Hall.

Beautiful houses, there are some people selling postcards and things like that. Not amazing as it is made to seem like.

Definitely worth stopping by at noon or 3pm daily to see the goats have a little scrape on top of the clock tower. There's also a bugel player eho comes out to accompany the spectacle. It's a very cute tradition.

The city centre of Poznan is already a very nice place to be, with beautiful buildings. The top event are ofcourse the Goats in the tower, that at noon, come out and fight each other

A beautiful place to walk around! The area is full of charming, colorfully painted houses — it’s a real pleasure to explore.

At 12:00 and 15:00 daily, the goats come out and butt heads—a scheduled event that draws quite a crowd. It’s clearly a popular attraction and a local highlight, and it can be entertaining to watch, especially for first-time visitors. That said, while it’s worth seeing if you’re nearby, it’s not a must-see. If you happen to miss it, you’re not missing a major experience.

If you're in the area smyoi should definitely watch it. But then again I would go out and beyond just to see them but when in poznan.

A little underwhelming, but absolutely worth the effort when visiting Poznan. Everyday at 12:00.

Waited outside town hall for goats to perform at 12.00. Trumpet call too. Not too crowded, visitors appreciative.

Great location and friendly staff. We had the lunch offer for 49 zl pp, which was well composed with a good soup as a starter and to main course we got duck. Heated plates to the main course and an amuse-bouche to start with, shows they care about the guests.

Location was great! Easy check in, but keep in mind that you will be getting your check in at the restaurant, if you get there after hours, you’ll not be able to do so. Also these are historical buildings, meaning no elevator. Comfortable bed, regular in room amenities. Highly recommend.

We stayed in one of the apartments for 2 nights and ate the restaurant twice. Both were superb! Restaurant: elevated Polish dishes, the best sour rye/żurek soup I’ve ever had, and friendly staff. Apartment #1: Wow! Massive and modern with 2 rooms and a big bathroom. Overlooking the square but quiet at night. Strong air conditioning. We loved it and would highly recommend it.

Nice apartament, I’d recommend it — but breakfast was a bit of a letdown. It came in a takeaway basket, all cold, and no coffee. There was an omelette meant to be heated in the microwave, but I don’t like microwave meals.

Great restaurant with great views to the main square at medieval Poznan, great vibe and great food. We asked the waitress for recommendations and everything was tasty. She also was very friendly and polite. The prices are a bit higher but I’d say it’s worth it..

We had the most delicious meal at Ratuszova during our holiday in Poznan! It was so good we returned again two days later -- the food, the service, and the ambiance are unmatched. Don't miss this beautiful restaurant!

The best meal we ever had !! Explosion of flavours, delicious, so well presented and amazing service by Adrian. You must visit this place in the beautiful centre of the city :D !!

This place is great to visit with kids or not! There's so many iconic moments from polish history that are built out of legos! And I'm very greatful for the staff - they recomended an english tour guide audio and it was very well made. Also lots of interactive parts, very fun!

Great interactive exhibition. I highly recommend the audio guide and visiting when it's rather empty. The guide starts automatically and is in tune with the video presentations starting when you enter the rooms. Great light and video compositions too!

Absolutely amazing showcase, loved the interactive things. Certainly worth!

It was smaller than I thought, but I enjoyed it very much despite of that. It was amazing to read the information about various models, especially how many LEGO bricks they used to make it. I don't know much about Polish history, but didn't have any problem with anything. Next to each model there is an interactive digital book with all the historical facts in multiple languages.

History Land was OK. Not great, but OK. We bought the combined ticket with the steel figure museum included and we were glad we did as that was more interesting. The enormously complex Lego figures depict various aspects of Polish history and are very impressive. The whole thing just felt a little bit short and having to pay extra for an audio guide felt a little cheeky.

This was right across from our hotel in Krakow. Quite a unique experience. Basically details a lot of Polish history through these really cool, elaborate Lego creations. Entry was really inexpensive and we definitely got our money's worth. You are allowed to take pictures as well of the exhibits.

Heads-up: The playroom is not included with the ticket, but you will exit through the Lego store and then the playroom, your kids will want to play and you will pay an extra 20zl per person for 1 hour, 30zl for 2 hours, 40zl for the entire day. This actual museum exhibit is more for adults. The kids blew through the entire 8 or so exhibits in about 5 minutes. While these are massive and impressive Lego recreations of historical buildings and events, which clearly took a lot of time and effort but there is almost nothing to do but look at them and read/listen to the story. So, kids won’t be very interested… until the playroom at the end and they don’t tell you the playroom is an extra fee until you see the sign. It was a surprise to all of us and looks purposely misleading, and that’s why I’ve given only 1 star. Had they been upfront about the pricing I would have given maybe 4 star review and said this is more for adults while kids can go straight to the playroom. Also they can’t be bothered to have soap in any of the multiple dispensers in both of the bathrooms on a Sunday noon so it’s clear no one has checked on the bathrooms since a day or longer ago. If you visit Karpacz, there is a Lego museum which I gave 5 stars. It is in a small 3 level building with interactive exhibits and is an excellent experience. By interactive I mean a button or joystick to control something in each exhibit which also had lighting and sound effects. The key here is that kids could control something. Here in Poznan, the exhibit with many boats had a steering wheel which did nothing. This was the only thing kids could do. Back to Karpach, the kids spent about an hour on the exhibits and another hour playing with legos. They would gave stayed longer if we didn’t need to feed them. I am very disappointed in Historyland Poznan and would definitely prefer to get my money back if I could. For kids I suggest you bring them straight to the playroom for a couple hours while the adults sit outside and check your phone. On Sunday around noon it was very empty. Just a couple people walking through and a couple kids in the play area.

Chełmoński at the National Museum Poznań? Pure visual thunder. Wild skies, mad horses, soul punched straight through the canvas. Go now – your eyeballs will thank you later.

This is a must for any art lover visiting Poznan! The collection is huge, we spent about 3 hours even with some of the exhibitions being closed. We particularly enjoyed the Polish modern art exhibitions, which are world-class.

We really enjoyed it! And the child paid only 1zl. There are 3 floors with modern art, XX century paintings and XIX paintings and sculptures. My favourite was Malczewski collection. We rushed through and it took us 1.5h so make sure you take your time. There are free lockers, coffee shop, gift shop and toilets. I would highly recommend it.

Fantastic Chelmonski Józef exhibition, not too crowded but still I recommend to buy ticket in advance via Internet to avoid ticket lines.

A lot of paintings. Mostly from 20 and 21 century. Lack of pictures from Commonwealth, expected to be more than it is. Also staff not speaking English or Russian. Hard to communicate. As well can see that common history with Lithuania is being hide or portrayed as only Polish. For example description of Stepan Batory painting mentions winnings done by Polish Army, which is misleading. Because significant part of the army was from Lithuania. Also participated others which worth to mention as their part also helped achievements.

Must have. Very nice except modern art which I don't understand and it looks depressing. Helmonski (Chełmoński) exhibition very nice too. Don't waste your time in pub, find 2 hours to visit this museum. This two paintings with pterodaktylyc I do like.

One of the best art collections in Poland

Good little find. Plenty of ancient artefacts ranging from mammoth tusks to Egyptian artefacts very well set out. I went with my disabled sister and the access can be a little restrictive would be better at the other door at the back. But all in all some good items to see and goes through all the different human eras. Good job

Interesting museum holding the only Egyptians obelisk in Poland. It hosts five permanent exhibitions which deal with the archeological finds documenting life in Poland, but the most interesting to see artifacts are those discovered by teams of Polish archaeologists in Sudan and Egypt. These are all marked with English language tags and plenty of explanations, they look very modern, very well curated. The Polish stuff feels dated and it seems it comes from the Communist era. Also not all of it has English tags and explanations. It's free on Saturday

Very nice and small archaeological museum, based on Egyptian history and early Polish state. Early history of Poland is not covered enough and the main exibition is based on Egyptian history (and the early history of Sudan, during Egyptian rule) and artifacts that are in a museum's possesion. Also, there is an exibition of first human settlements in Poland followed by the migration of Slavs and subsequently formation of an early Polish state.

This has got to be one of my favourite archaeological museums ever. To be fair I have never been to an archaeological museum before this but I have been to museums with dedicated sections for archaeological artefacts and this museum in Poznan stood out. They didn't have a huge collection but they had a compact, well-curated collection with a well thought-out narrative. There were four divisions (permanent exhibitions) at the museum when I went there about three weeks ago- one was on the prehistory of the area of Poland, one was on Old Poland, one on Egyptian civilization (they had a really awesome collection of artefacts- not many but quite a few good ones) and artefacts from Sudan, explaining the Numibian civilizations. I forget the time period for the last one. Anyway, I hope this will be of help. Ticket was 10 Zloty if I am not mistaken but I think the price is on their website.

Very bad museum with no informative value. None of the exibits in the display about Polish history had any description - i was in shock that someone can lead a museum to such a miserable state. Visitor can only quess what they're looking at. Collection is also very small so the entrance fee is a steal. Also - there was no information about place of discovery of items and no dating. Absolute rubbish. The only descriptions I've spotted were in the rooms with African artefacts, but even there, the situation was confusing: descriptions were on a plaque outside of glass display case, but there were no numbers that would allow us to pair description with exibits. You had to guess what is what.

Wasn't interesting for me. Lots of kids, so it's very noisy. No one offered audioguide, though it was for free.

Not expensive, but the routes are messy, you don’t know where to start and where to go. It should be better organized.

This is a monument to the Polish cryptologists/mathematicians (Marian Rejewski, Henryk Zygalski, and Jerzy Różyck) that laid the extensive groundwork in 1932 that assiated the British in WWII to decipher the German Enigma Code.

An interesting place to learn about the enigma machine and the people who were doing a lot of important work to fight the nazis.

Super 👌

Excellent experience!!! Strongly recommend trying to decrypt cipher.

Good

A must see memorial to the Polish Cryptologists.

Very interesting to see

Beautiful mall, three levels, very clean. Just like any mall, it gets busy and very packed, specially on the weekends. There’s a bus 🚌 and train 🚊 station connected to it, so you will have to pay for to use the bathroom.

Big shopping mall with connection to the main central train station Poznań. Spaces to relax and charge mobil phones. A lot of restaurants/cafe/ eatery

The shopping center is conveniently located with a train station directly on the other side of the building, making it highly accessible. However, it’s disappointing that all toilets require payment, which feels outdated and inconvenient for visitors.

Great location, close to the bus/train station, large with a huge variety of shops. You need to pay for toilets which doesn't make sense. As of October 2025, 3zł

I don't understand why there's a MALL here that charges for the toilet and closes before 20:00 😳 Ridiculous. Better take away the bus station from it. This is the first mall I've been to that shuts out clients with black stripes. Why the hussle. Let the mall be mall and the station - separate. This is the only place I didn't like in Poznan - the bus station.

Big mall and lots of foods store too inside.

Super and it's very big that you can do your shopping calmly, I recommend it to people outside Poznan to visit it .

We tried to come a couple days ago but it was closed for a few days so was happy when we were finally able to visit today as it was something i was looking forward to see as a former musician. An amazing collection of musical instruments from around the world and across centuries. I would give the collection 5/5 (apart from at least one instrument is labeled incorrectly). But unfortunately it's the staff that let the place down. From the cold welcome to the many staff sat around on their phones which does not look professional. Then you have the staff who follow you around every room like a bad smell without saying a word

An interesting museum, to say the least. A collection of music instruments, divided in sectors depending on their origins. The tablet - earphone presentation gives a nice touch to the tour. Musician or not, you will enjoy the visit.

A nice collection of various musical instruments from different eras. The 2nd floor has a collection from different countries around the world. A recommended place to visit in Poznań if you have 1 or 2 hours to spend

Very interesting museum with different and unique instruments all over the world, not only from Poland and Europe. I was impressed of thus variety and never seen lots of these instruments in my life. Also the building itself is very beautiful inside, as it's located at Old Rynek Square and seems to be historically important.

This place is an absolute treasure for anyone interested in musical instruments. The collection arranged over three floors is very impressive. I'm familiar with all the instruments that make up our European Orchestras, but you have music instruments from around the World in different sections of this collection e.g. India, China, South America. I mean have you heard of a Gottuvadyam or a Mayuri Veena !!!. I also loved the collection of old "musical boxes" on the Ground Floor. You can also pick up an "Tablet with Headphones" at Ticket Office. For many of the instruments displayed you can then play a piece of music that demonstrates it's sound aswell as read the text for that instrument. In the Menu options you can chose English. I really enjoyed my time here.

I have been there two times.This precious museum was founded in 1945. In the museum, I had the opportunity to see musical instruments belonging to my own country and other parts of the world, as well as Chopin's piano. People who go to Poznan should visit this museum..

Οκ museum but the staff doesn't speak English, is cold, and follow you around as if you're a felon. Also not helpful at all on easy things they were asked to help with, plus the guiding app on the tablet they give you is super buggy, crashes and is not helpful at all.

The park behind the monument is family friendly.

Located in the city center, the square is home to several notable landmarks, including the Adam Mickiewicz Monument and the Monument to the Victims of June 1956, commemorating the Poznań protests against communist rule. It’s a nice park for a walk.

Powerful monuments with rope structure. Not sure what is it for but the place is clean and instagram worthy

Square with the Adam Mickiewicz statue and the June 1956 Monument.

So much history in one spot!

Is hart of culture centre, philharmonic , opera, music academy and the imperial palace with the cultural center I theaters animation wOw

Beautiful. Went on a guided tour through here and was intrigued by the rich history. As a bonus, it's a great spot for taking photographs

So well put together. Poignant sculptures and a guide service available in multiple languages under the MoviGuide app (free app). The place of imprisonment and execution of untold numbers of Poles by the German SS.

Amazing museum and an important part of history that should not be forgotten. The museum offers a snapshot into the life of the many people who lost their lives here. It can have a very emotional effect on you if you take the time to read and learn about the history of the first natzi death camp.

Eerie place, I visited on. Sunday morning and was the only one there. Everything is in Polish so as a foreigner you will hardly understand anything concrete apart from the main fact that a lot of people have suffered and died there. Even so, the visit is worth it even if the place is located pretty far on the outskirts as its' existence is a testimony to one of the most gruesome things the last century has experienced

🕯A must-see for visitors in Poznań. It’s not as well known as the Auschwitz concentration camp but it’s still a very interesting place to visit and equally important to remember. The prisoners were mostly Poles from Poznań.

6zl entry fee to a beautifully presented museum. Take advantage of the app for a guided tour of the site it really adds to the visit. The history of the area and the Polish freedom fighters is full of stories of bravery and the horror of their treatment in the hands of the nazi invaders.

The place was closed when I visited (Friday 30.7.2013, afternoon). Even though there is a museum, it is renovated at the moment with the support of European Union funds. Unfortunately for foreigners, there is zero information available in any other language but Polish available outside. I could not find any on-site signs nor website in English or German. That is surprising, given the fact that this site was - according to Wikipedia - the first concentration camp that Germany esablished on Polish territory after the start of WW2. This is very different from the other mass killing memorial sites in Poland. Hopefully, it will be open to visitors next time I visit Poznań.

A really unique historical place that is a hidden gem in Poznan. Very meaningful to visit.

The atmosphere is peaceful and calm - perfect for studying. Lots of desks with power, individual lights and there is also wifi.

I went there for the architecture. It was simply beautiful. I went in the morning so it wasn’t crowded at all.

Easy to set up a membership if you want to work there. Lots of desk space and staff are helpful. No co-working area as far as I could see.

Neo-classical building in the bustling Plac Wolnosci (Freedom Square). I only saw it from the outside. Well worth a look while you wander round the square.

Good place to study with resources you need. An open square and national museum is just next door.

The library is spacious, very friendly workers, a foreigner can make a subscription, some of the workers speak English, French, which was very helpful! Thank you very much!

Great collection of classics literature in English. Staffs are very helpful.

Tiny museum, but very well curated. Excellent display. No English translation that I noticed.

It's a wonderful little place with tags in English for everything apart from the temporary exhibition The WW1 trench replica was a nice touch Located in the very center with plenty of other great things to see, I think it's worth a visit as it will be a short one

A small museum detailing the build up to the uprising during the armistice for WWI

Small museum. Worth a visit.

The majority of the museum had information in both Polish and English, but one section (on the upper floor) only had information in Polish. Small but interesting, although they display a lot of the pictures/information in a very compacted way. Nice staff.

Excellent exhibits relating to a little known event in Polish history. English captions supplied.

Very interesting museum. Good to learn about Polish history.

It was good

Beautiful place with the original fortification

(Translated by Google) Fragments of reconstructed old city walls from around the 13th or even 12th century. The walls were dismantled by the Prussians because they basically ceased to be important and did not give the city any greater chances for development. They started in 1797 and finished around the middle of the 19th century. Here and there on the sidewalks in the area you can see signs with information about where the walls used to be. In front of the walls there is a tower, which is also a reconstruction. Generally, there is a small square here and next to it there is a monument to Roman Wilhelmi, an actor born in Poznań. It's not far from the Old Market Square. (Original) Fragmenty zrekonstruowanych dawnych murów miejskich z około XIII, czy nawet XII wieku. Mury rozebrali Prusacy, bo w zasadzie przestały mieć znaczenie, a nie dawały miastu większych szans na rozwój. Zaczęli w 1797, skończyli mniej więcej w połowie XIX wieku. Gdzieniedzie na chodnikach w okolicy widać tabliczki z informacjami, gdzie dawniej przebiegały mury. Przed murami jest baszta, która też stanowi rekonstrukcje. Ogólnie jest tutaj mały kwer i obok pomnik aktora urodzonego w Poznaniu-Romana Wilhelmiego. Niedaleko stąd do Starego Rynku.

(Translated by Google) A small fragment of the walls has survived to this day. (Original) Zachowany do dziś niewielki fragment murów.

(Translated by Google) It's nice to imagine what it might have looked like in the past against this wall. The only thing I miss there are benches to sit and think about this story for a while. (Original) Fajnie wyobrazić sobie przy tym murze jak mogło wyglądać to kiedyś. Jedyne czego mi tam brakuje to ławek żeby posiedzieć i pomyśleć chwilę o tej historii.

(Translated by Google) It's good that this place is so exposed and well-kept. It certainly wasn't easy, but it was done well. (Original) Dobrze, że to miejsce jest tak wyeksponowane i zadbane. Z pewnością nie było to łatwe a zrobiono to dobrze.

(Translated by Google) Unusual: in the courtyards of residential buildings there are remains of city walls. In excellent condition. (Original) Необычно: во дворах жилых домов остатки городских стен. В прекрасном состоянии.

Nice observation point👍 to have a good look of the city. It would be very enjoyable on a day when the ☀☁✨weather is fine😍

The staff at this place is terrible. The ladies who work there selling the tickets and running the souvenir shop all had terrible attitude and were super grumpy. They were so unwelcoming that they basically ruined the whole experience for me… Szkoda…😪

The best observation desk in Poznan

Niceeee Ig ; @sweetie_seoeun

One of the best city view in Poznań.

(Translated by Google) We were in Poznan twice and went up to the lookout twice. The tower is not very high, it is already visible from the market square. Ticket price is 20 zł. In front of the castle there is a small park with benches. On the ground floor there is a souvenir shop, cloakroom and toilets. The museum occupies three floors and has quite an interesting exhibition. You can go up to the observation deck by elevator or the old-fashioned way by stairs (on each floor there is a countdown of how many steps are left 😅). The first level is a closed part with windows. 360 degree view, on each side there are signs and descriptions of attractions. The windows are a bit dirty, but the view is good. There is a toilet. The second level (you still have to climb the stairs a little) is the open part of the tower in the fresh air. The view is wonderful!😍 (Original) Дважды были в Познани и дважды поднимались на смотровую. Башня не очень высокая, видна уже с рыночной площади. Стоимость билета 20 zł. Перед замком небольшой скверик с лавочками. На первом этаже есть магазинчик с сувенирами, гардероб и туалеты. Музей занимает три этажа, давольно интересная экспозиция. На смотровую можно подняться на лифте или по-старинке по лестнице (на каждом этаже отсчет сколько ступенек еще осталось😅). Первый уровень - закрытая часть с окнами. Обзор 360 градусов, с каждой стороны указатели и описание достопримечательностей. Окна грязноваты, но вид хороший. Есть туалет. Второй уровень (еще немного надо подняться по лестнице) - открытая часть башни на свежем воздухе. Вид чудесный!😍

(Translated by Google) The view from the castle tower. An added attraction when visiting the castle, included in the price. The elevator wasn't working, so we had to climb up on foot, with a lot of steps, but it was worth it. It's a bit windy and whistling at the top. (Original) Widok z wieży zamkowej. Dodatkowa atrakcja przy zwiedzaniu zamku, cena w pakiecie. Nie działała winda, trzeba było się wspiąć na górę na piechotę, schodków sporo, ale warto. Na górze trochę wieje i gwiżdże.

Small, as far as military museums go but with a solid collection of WW2 small arms, ammunition and military material. Laid out in a nice fashion but with a lack of explanation or description in much of the collection. Externally there is a good collection of Soviet equipment and aircraft to interest one familiar with the use of the items on display. Some of the external description plaques need some TLC also. Overall a solid foundation that is worth a visit for the military enthusiast.

Great museum of WWII+ split over 2 sections/ buildings. Display of helicopters/tanks/ APC/ aircraft/ jeeps and guns of all types. Some of the uniforms and weapons looked in great shape. We enjoyed it and it didn't take that long to go round, unless 1 of your party loves to read and look at each display item!!

Wonderful small museum with interesting collection of small arms guns grenades mortars uniforms bullets and a working tank periscope that you can try out. I wish the barn doors were open so you can see the tanks outside using the periscope. The sign says they keep it closed on hot sunny days (it’s was sunny in the morning then cloudy rainy when we came). Outside you can see a few tanks in front of the entrance for free. Inside the gates area you’ll find Howitzer, mortars, anti tank guns, anti aircraft gun, a SCUD missile, more tanks, old fighter jets, bombers, anti aircraft missile and more. We spend an hour there with small kids looking around. Could spend more if you want to read about everything. 15 pln for adults. Kids are free up to 7 years old. We didn’t book ahead just walking at the Citadel park then playground then restaurant then this museum.

Outdoor exhibition is limited but really enjoyed indoor musem

A museum showcasing WWII and Warsaw pack armaments, which you can visit in conjunction with the nearby Poznan museum

Oh this place is amazing and they preserve it well . Highly recommended to visit ❤️🌸

Amazing show of vehicles from the past!

Excellent, the outdoor exhibits are particularly interesting.

Amazing! There is so much to see here: 2 indoor areas with displays of uniforms, weapons and gear in the citadel; an outdoor display of tanks, jets and helicopters, a large cemetery with different sections and a beautiful park. The variety of objects on display in the citadel was impressive, and the way it was presented was very well done without being overwhelming and chaotic. It was very interesting for people of all ages and I’m very glad we chose this museum!

Such an interesting museum, with lots of high quality exhibits inside with more bigger scale tanks and aircraft outside. Entrance was supposed to be 12 zloty, but it was free on the day we visited. 12 zloty would have been great value anyway for this brilliant museum.

Important: the location on the map is not where the museum is. The location is probably just the nearest car drop off and parking area. You have to walk up a number of stairs to get atop the hill, past the citadel obelisk and then you'll see the actual citadel that houses this museum. It has its own entry as the armament museum on Google maps and should be combined as this entry is a duplicate.

A must-see place for history buffs, with an indoor and outdoor display of all things WW2, with descriptions in English too. Simply fascinating.

A small museum detailing the history of the Poznan army during WWII. Can visit along with the nearby armaments museum

Very little descriptions in English in the indoor museum. More outside

It was ok however the doors and escalators were set to very high speed

Very average Mall with few stores that have any real value. Highlights are the bowling alley and club at the top with the balcony. There is a Lidl for shopping and the parking lot is spacious and has license plate reading. The food options are nothing special, the cleanliness is mid and would be way better.

I don’t know how others, but I liked this shopping center. There are many things in it. There is a separate floor for entertainment and for the gym

The mall provides a decent selection of stores, a clean environment, and a convenient layout for a hassle-free shopping experience. It's a straightforward choice for those looking for a casual and relaxed shopping outing in Poznan.

Nice bowling facility, great roof top deck, lots of shops inside, including dance studio, gym and Lego shop

The new toilet entry system doesn't work at all. Most oft he Shops have closed. They do have a nice dancing school and a good gym though

Found a cute mug inside bookstore.

I did my erand but my general experience is still not very good. Every time it changes to a bit more positive but too many 'communist ' type officers work here and too much of unnecessary bureaucracy to solve anything

Nice and clean place.

A huge and impressive building. A nice spot!

(Translated by Google) If we could give this institution zero or minus stars, we'd have -100,000 or more. But as you can see from other reviews, no one at this institution seems bothered by poor reviews! Shameful! Since March 2020 (the beginning of COVID), we (Poznań City Hall, ZDM, with the help of the Łazarz Housing Estate Council) have been trying to repaint the paid parking zone (PZP) lines in front of our gate – widening the entrance/exit by 50-60 cm. See the photo – not a big deal, right? Unfortunately, the people parking don't respect the lines, nor do they have the imagination to suggest leaving some margin for those entering and exiting the gate. You might think that administrative institutions, financed by taxes from residents and local businesses, should serve us and try to solve our problems. But that's probably utopian. The office exists for itself and its inappropriate regulations. And there are no people there who serve the residents. I have a whole box and drawer of correspondence on this matter. It's been going on for five years... and they know where we are ;-) (Original) Gdyby można dać tej instytucji zero lub minusowe gwiazdki to uzbierałoby się z -100k lub więcej. Ale jak widać z innych opinii, nikomu z tej instytucji słabe opinie nie przeszkadzają! Wstyd!!! Od marca 2020r (początek covid) próbujemy (Urząd Miasta Poznania, ZDM, pomoc rady Osiedla Łazarz) doprowadzić do przemalowania linii strafy płatnego parkowania (SPP) przed nasza bramą - poszerzyć wjazd/wyjazd o 50-60cm.Zobaczcie zdjęcie - not a big deal, prawda? Niestety, parkujący ludzie linii nie respektują, nie mają też wyobraźni, krtóra podpowiedziałaby, że należy jakiś margines dla wyjeżdżających i wjeżdżających do bramy zostawić. Wydawać by się mogło, że instytucje administracyjne, finansowane są podatków mieszkańców i lokalnych firm, powinny nam służyć i starać się rozwiązywać nasze problemy. To chyba jednak utopia . Urząd jest dla siebie i dla swoich nieprzystających do życia przepisów. I nie ma tam ludzi, którzy służą mieszkańcom. Mam całą skrzynkę i szufladę korespondencji w tej sprawie. Trwa 5 lat... i mają nas wiadomo gdzie ;-)

(Translated by Google) I arrived with my wife and daughter for her master's thesis defense and parked next to the Adam Mickiewicz University building in a paid parking lot because the disabled parking space (my wife's) was occupied. At City Hall, I learned I had to pay a fee, even though it's not required in other large cities. Despite having a disability card and not being able to use a suitable parking space, the city of Poznań is exposing disabled people to additional costs. This appears to be either discrimination or contempt (as in, being a centaury) on the part of the city authorities. Very unkind. (Original) Przyjechałem z żoną i córką na obronę jej pracy magisterskiej i zaparkowałem obok budynku UAM na parkingu płatnym gdyż miejsce dla osób niepełnosprawnych ( żona) było zajęte. W urzędzie miasta dowiedziałem się że muszę wnieść opłatę mimo że w innych dużych miastach nie jest to wymagane. Mimo posiadania karty o niepełnosprawności i braku możliwości skorzystania z odpowiedniego miejsca miasto Poznań naraża osoby niepełnosprawne na dodatkowe koszty. Wygląda to albo na dyskryminacje albo skompstwo ( centusiostwo) władz miasta. Bardzo nie ładnie

(Translated by Google) I came to Poznań out of curiosity – mainly to try the famous St. Martin's croissant, which is so much talked about. Unfortunately, I was met with a huge disappointment. I visited several pastry shops and restaurants, and in each one I was told that croissants were only available around November 11th. In one pastry shop, I was even laughed at when I asked if they had them. Frankly, I don't understand this attitude – in Krakow, you can eat an obwarzanek any time of year, in Toruń, you can always buy gingerbread, and in Zakopane, oscypek. So why can't you try the local specialty, which the city is so proud of, in Poznań? To make matters worse, I was also charged a fine for not having a parking ticket on the weekend. Upon entering the city, there was a clear notice that the paid parking zone applies from Monday to Friday. As it later turned out, there's an exception in the city center, where payment also applies on weekends. Honestly, I've never encountered anything like this before. I feel simply misled. After this visit, I have the impression that Poznań isn't a tourist-friendly city. Instead of hospitality and a local atmosphere, I encountered only unclear rules, a lack of available regional delicacies, and rude service. It's a shame, because the potential is great – but for now, I have no desire to return. (Original) Przyjechałem do Poznania z ciekawości – głównie po to, żeby spróbować słynnego rogala świętomarcińskiego, o którym tyle się mówi. Niestety, spotkało mnie ogromne rozczarowanie. Odwiedziłem kilka cukierni i restauracji, a w każdej z nich usłyszałem, że rogale są dostępne tylko w okolicach 11 listopada. W jednej z cukierni nawet mnie wyśmiano, gdy zapytałem, czy może mają je w sprzedaży. Szczerze mówiąc, nie rozumiem tego podejścia – w Krakowie obwarzanka można zjeść o każdej porze roku, w Toruniu zawsze kupi się piernika, a w Zakopanem oscypka. Dlaczego więc w Poznaniu nie można spróbować lokalnego specjału, z którego miasto jest tak dumne? Na domiar złego dostałem jeszcze opłatę karną za brak biletu parkingowego w weekend. Przy wjeździe do miasta była wyraźna informacja, że strefa płatnego parkowania obowiązuje od poniedziałku do piątku. Jak się później okazało – w centrum jest wyjątek i tam płatność obowiązuje również w weekendy. Szczerze, nigdzie wcześniej się z czymś takim nie spotkałem. Czuję się zwyczajnie wprowadzony w błąd. Po tej wizycie mam wrażenie, że Poznań nie jest miastem przyjaznym turystom. Zamiast gościnności i lokalnego klimatu spotkały mnie jedynie niejasne zasady, brak dostępnych regionalnych przysmaków i niemiła obsługa. Szkoda, bo potencjał jest duży – ale jak na razie nie mam ochoty tu wracać.

(Translated by Google) It's a shame that the city is permitting a concert lasting three days with noise levels exceeding healthy limits. If the Better Sweet Festival, held at the Citadel from 5 p.m. on Friday, can be heard from the windows closed, from early morning on Friday, and then for the next three days, then something is wrong. Why doesn't the city care about the residents' comfort? It's a long weekend; it should be peaceful; people want to relax. This isn't the first decision whose consequences have violated residents' rights. (Original) Wstyd, że miasto wydaje zgodę na koncert trwający 3 doby ciągiem o poziomie hałasu przekraczający zdrowe granice. Jeżeli Better Sweet Festival odbywający się na cytadeli rzekomo od 17 słychać na piątkowie w domu przy zamkniętych oknach, od samego rana i tak przez kolejne 3 dni to chyba coś jest nie tak. Dlaczego miasto nie dba o Komfort mieszkańców. To długi weekend, powinien być spokój, ludzie chcą odpocząć. To nie pierwsza decyzja, której konsekwencje godzą w prawa mieszkańców.

If visiting the city definitely worth a tour of the stadium

Good variety of products, They won the league and you see it in the shop.

Stadium pretty cool, team have ups and downs. Fans amazing. Food not so good.

Super

Great stadium experience.

Lech Poznań ultras 👍👈👉👊💪✌ 🅰⛎💲🌜♓🔱🎐🌴💤

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This is a public square that I went to a very nice and crowded Polish Christmas Market. It was very nice with many interesting Polish ethnic foods and items. It was as nice as any other Christmas Markets in Europe. The people are nice, Poland is pretty clean and crime free.

This place was great fun, lots of market stools including hot chocolate, food, wine, sweets and kinds of Polish cuisine! Very delicious and fun!

Large square in the centre of Poznan. I was there is August and it was packed with food & drink stands. There is a modern glass fountain which the local kids were loving. Lots of benches to relax on. There are a few interesting buildings around the square although most are modern.

The square is surrounded by both old and modern buildings. The space is very pleasant for walks, offering a mix of architectural styles. Wolności Square is probably often used for events such as concerts, Christmas markets, and other cultural gatherings. It’s a lively and versatile area in the heart of the city.

A beautiful square, which can be considered the second after the market square. Everything is well renovated and the square is surrounded by old houses! It's a beautiful place!

Captured during 3 of May. National Constitution Day

The Christmas market was beautiful in this park. I had warm wine for the first time with typical polish cheese. Really good experience.

Perfect location for Poznan. Impressive renovation for a such a genuine heritage building. Innovative design, excellent quality for finishing and materials. Great staff, delicious breakfast, perfect accommodation just in the middle of the old City. Walking distance to the main square, restaurant and night life. Despite of the vibrant center city life, quiet place. Nothing to complain about, this is that kind of hotel which is a great place to be back.

Perfect location, literally a 30 second walk to the square. Lobby area was nice and the hotel were happy to store luggage if needed. Room was clean and comfy, with a mini fridge and safe in room. Bathroom was good size, only thing to note was that shower head didn’t stay attached very well but water pressure was really good. Would recommend for a comfy stay in Poznan.

I stayed at the hotel in a Deluxe Room (or Twins Room), but the experience was disappointing. The room was not suitable for three people as expected, and the cleanliness did not meet acceptable standards. There was no air conditioning, an unpleasant sewage smell was present, the sink was clogged, and the shower drainage was not functioning properly. Moreover, the hotel management was not serious about finding a proper or reasonable solution to the issues we reported, which made the experience even worse. I do not recommend staying at this hotel under such conditions.

Great hotel in a heart of Poznan. Located nearby the old square. Rooms were quiet and very clean. Service was good. Breakfast was delicious. One negative is parking.

Rooms were clean and comfortable Rooms 110,210 and 310 might be a bit noisy at night due to local night clubs. 210 was Hotel is NOT air-conditioned Breakfast was very good with plenty to choose from Front desk staff were obliging especially Oliver who was most helpful

This hotel has an amazing location, right next to the Old Town – you really can’t get any closer to the heart of Poznań. The atmosphere is super cozy and the place has such a unique style, it almost feels like staying in a boutique hotel. Because it’s in the center, you can definitely hear some noise from outside, but that’s part of the charm if you want to be close to all the hustle and bustle. The only downside for me was that my room didn’t have power outlets by the bedside tables and there were no USB/USB-C ports, which would be really handy these days. Still, that’s a small thing and it didn’t change my overall experience. I really enjoyed my stay here and would happily come back next time I’m in Poznań. Thanks for the great visit!

Sadly this was not a good experience. Nobody told me upon arrival that there was a blackout blind that allegedly reduced noise from the street but even with my own earplugs in use, the noise until 4am (on a Wednesday?!) was such that I couldn’t sleep at all until the local nightlife shut down. If you’re in rooms 109/209/110/210 expect noise and disruption. You can also hear people talking in the neighbouring bedrooms. Although the staff listened to my concerns the next morning, they were not minded to offer any discount or refund, given the bad experience. The room was, otherwise, perfectly fine for the price paid.

A very nice and very individual hotel. I travel a lot through Europe on business, but it has been shown again and again that small, individual and privately run hotels enhance every trip. So does this hotel. Great and friendly team included

Great location. Hotel is 5 min walk from old town. Perfect. The rooms. We started in room 2 the first night. The curtain didn't close properly. I'd imagine that'll be fixed by now. It was also quite sheer so it was bright very early. However, the lovely staff moved us the next day to room 3. There was plenty of space for 2 open suitcases in both rooms. Breakfast was great as you could order cooked food as well as the open buffet style food. Staff were lovely and helpful. My feedback to the hotel would be to upgrade the curtains to block out. Overall, good stay. 7/10.

This is the sweetest hotel in a great location. They personalize everything from welcome drinks, pillow selection, linen spray, etc…so many little details. It’s very cute and clean and the staff went above and beyond in every way! The room was so peaceful and quiet-absolutely loved my stay. Thank you!

Each room has a unique theme, inspired by a different country. When we arrived, several rooms were available, so the staff gave us a little tour and asked us to choose which one we preferred. All of them were great, but the one we liked best was a little bigger than what we had booked, so they gave us a free upgrade just because. We also got welcome drinks and some cookies on the way out. Everything was very clean and the rooms were quiet at night. The location is great - 5 minutes away from Rynek. Overall, we got much more than we paid for and will definitely return if we happen to be in Gdańsk.

The Solei Hotel in Poznań is fantastic – colorful, unique, and truly different. Stylishly designed with great attention to detail, it offers a special atmosphere you won’t forget anytime soon. A real highlight for anyone looking for something extraordinary.

A bit of much of furniture in the small room. But everything was very clean. So friendly staff and great breakfast. Small walk to city centre.

The room was cute but very small. Service was perfect and very welcoming!

Awesome museum well stocked with Polish military items and amazingly helpful staff. I have donated some of my father’s World War II items, including his dress uniform, and it is being exhibited beautifully at the museum. Wonderful director and wonderful staff.

Excellent museum, only downside is that there is no English option and the gift shop was paltry..

They should take this whole building down as it destroys the beauty of the center of the city, an old communist place has no place here The museum has zero tags in English, it's worse than some similar places in Albania I've been to Artifacts are interesting and one of the ladies who watch over visitors is ravishingly beautiful

A good museum in the city center. There are many expositions from different times inside. You can buy a ticket inside, the seller is polite.

Old-fashioned museum. It would be great for people interested in the military and especially historical weapons, unfortunately all the information next to the exhibits is in Polish only. No air conditioning. I would recommend spending your time in Poznan somewhere else.

It's small but very interesting museum with very rare weapons equipped and uniforms. It's cheap and it's perfect to rest there when u waiting for to watch the goat watch.

The Collection is really interesting and they have some wonderfully old pieces. But it's let down by the staff who were rude and obviously couldn't be bothered. The woman on reception was more concerned with organising the reception than welcoming guests and we HAD to take our coats off, mid-winter or not!

The monument 'Bell of Peace and Friendship among Nations' in Citadel Park in Poznan.

A nicely located monument right at the center of a vast green area in the park. 🔔

We were enchanted by the whole park with lots of beautiful places and places where one should think about history a bit. This place is about thinking with a beautiful skyline.

Anything that encourages peace and friendship has to be applauded. Also serves as a useful marker for navigating the park. 👍

Gawno

Beautiful

Interesting monument

(Translated by Google) I don't like the fact that the priest talks about politics during mass. Priests should be impartial and not spread the propaganda of any political party and belittle the experiences and trauma of victims of sexual violence at the hands of those whose mission is to help others. I was very disappointed. This behavior only further drives people who are still left away from the church. (Original) Nie podoba mi się, że proboszcz wypowiada się na mszy na temat polityki. Księża powinni być bezstronni, a nie głosić propagandę którejkolwiek partii politycznej i umniejszać doświadczenia i traumę ofiar przemocy se*sualnej z rąk tych, których misja to pomaganie innym. Bardzo się zawiodłam. Takie zachowanie tylko coraz bardziej odciąga ludzi, którzy jeszcze zostali od kościoła.

(Translated by Google) The church is very nice and well-kept. The parish priest is open and kind to people. However, there are a few disadvantages and they concern issues that have not changed for years, and are quite important from the point of view of celebrations in the parish, where there are many elderly and sick people as well as young couples with children. The key issue - no toilet available!!! Parents have to leave the church with their children and look for bushes. Older people and people with health problems also need to look for other solutions in this regard. Another thing, during the week apart from Holy Mass. there is practically no contact with the parish. Nobody answers the phone, you can't reach the parish outside the opening hours of the parish office, which is absurd. Outside Mass hours there is practically no possibility of any contact with priests, no e-mail, no telephone numbers, no one answers the intercom, etc. On Sunday there are two masses for people who want to pray in peace after a whole week of work - at 7:00 and 8:00, so if someone works late on Saturdays or night shifts, they probably won't get enough sleep. Apart from these two masses, the next ones are: 9:30 for young people, 11:00 for children, 12:30 baptism and the only afternoon-evening mass until the end of June 18:30 Roman canon for people with a strong bladder and high thermal resistance, because in hot weather For days, no one wants to open the windows and doors before the mass to ventilate the church, and the mass in this canon lasts an hour+. I propose to postpone this canon to 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning and announce it publicly that this mass lasts longer - then people who are not so strong and families with children who, for various reasons, cannot attend mass at 11:00, they will be able to freely participate in the only afternoon-evening mass on Sundays a year. (Original) Kościół bardzo ładny i zadbany. Proboszcz otwarty i życzliwy dla ludzi. Jednak jest kilka minusów i dotyczą one kwestii, które nie zmieniają się od lat, a są dość ważne z punktu widzenia uroczystości w parafii, gdzie jest wiele osób starszych i schorowanych oraz młodych małżeństw z dziećmi. Kluczowa sprawa - brak dostępnej toalety!!! Rodzice muszą wychodzić z dziećmi z kościoła i szukać krzaków. Starsi ludzie i osoby z problemami zdrowotnymi też muszą szukać innych rozwiązań w tym zakresie. Kolejna sprawa, w ciągu tygodnia poza mszą św. nie ma praktycznie kontaktu z parafią. Nikt też nie odbiera telefonu, do parafii nie można się dodzwonić poza godzinami urzędowania biura parafialnego, co jest absurdalne. Poza godzinami mszy św. nie ma praktycznie możliwości żadnego kontaktu z kapłanami, brak maila, brak numerów telefonu, nikt nie obiera domofonu itd. W niedzielę są dwie msze dla człowieka, który w spokoju chce się pomodlić po całym tygodniu pracy - o 7:00 i 8:00, więc jak ktoś w soboty pracuje do późna albo na nocne zmiany to raczej się nie wyśpi. Poza tymi dwiema mszami kolejne to: 9:30 dla młodzieży, 11:00 dla dzieci, 12:30 chrzest i jedyna msza popołudniowo-wieczorna do końca czerwca 18:30 kanon rzymski dla osób z mocnym pęcherzem i dużą wytrzymałością termiczną, bo w upalne dni nie chce się nikomu pootwierać okien i drzwi przed mszą, żeby przewietrzyć kościół, a msza w tym kanonie trwa godzinę+. Proponuję przełożenie tego kanonu na 7:00 albo 8:00 rano i ogłoszenie tego publicznie, że ta msza trwa dłużej wtedy osoby, które nie są tak wytrzymałe oraz rodziny z dziećmi, które z różnych przyczyn nie mogą być na mszy o 11:00, będą mogły swobodnie uczestniczyć w jedynej w niedziele w ciągu roku mszy popołudniowo-wieczornej.

(Translated by Google) A lovely parish priest, open to various movements in the Catholic Church, warm towards people. Priests in the parish give lively, not high-flown lectures from the pulpit. I recommend it to anyone who needs spiritual advice, support, good confession or is looking for a place in a community within the Church. (Original) Przemiły proboszcz otwarty na różne ruchy w Kościele katolickim, ciepły w stosunku do ludzi. Prezbiterzy na parafii życiowi a nie górnolotnie prawią wykłady z ambony. Polecam jeśli ktoś potrzebuje porady duchowej, wsparcia, dobrej spowiedzi czy też szuka dla siebie miejsca w jakiejś wspólnocie przy Kościele.

(Translated by Google) No, I recommend it! Everyone praises the parish priest for being kind and nice to people. I don't like priests who allow people to be witnesses who consider themselves non-believers and give bad testimony with their lives. They don't go to church, they don't receive the sacraments. For me, it's not the goodness of my heart and openness... it's just money... In addition, following a friend every year throughout the parish. In many parishes there is a divided tradition, with Kaplan coming every two years. He doesn't focus on sitting for 3 minutes, collecting the envelope and moving on. This is a visit where you can sit down calmly and talk to the pastor without asking for an envelope. In Zegrze, a Christmas carol is a rat race for the envelope! There was a time when Father Szymczak engaged other priests to go to church. There are many other parishes that have great pastors. Priests are open to parishioners and supportive when needed. Once upon a time, a long time ago, I had the opportunity to meet Father Szymczak and stay there for a while. I know many priests and parish priests and I can definitely say that Your parish priest Szymczak is not up to the standards of some people! 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎 (Original) Noe polecam ! Wszyscy chwala proboszcza, ze niby do ludzi i mily. Nie przepadam za Księżmi, którzy dopuszczają do godnosci świadka osoby , ktire uwazaja sie za nie wierzacych i swym zyciem daja zle swiadectwo. Nie chodza do kosciola, nie przyjmuja sakramentów. Dla mnie to nie dobroc sercai otwartość..tylko kasa.. W dodatku chodzenie po koledze kazdego roku w calej parafii. W wielu parafiach jest koleda podzielona , ze Kaplan przychodzi co dwa lata. Nie stawia na to, by posiedziec 3 minuty, zgarnac koperte i isc dalej. To wizyta , gdzoe mozna ze spokojem usiasc i porozmawiac z duszpasterzem i nie dopomina sie o kopertę. Na Zegrzu koleda to wyscig szczurów po kopertę.! Byl czas, ze ks Szymczak angazowal innych Księży by chodzili po koledzie. Kest wiele innych Parafii, ktire maja wdpanialych duszpasterzy. Kaplanow otwartch ns parafian i wspomagajacych, gdy jest taka potrzeba. Mialam kiedyś dawno dawno temu okazje poznać ks Szymczaka i chwilke pomieszkac. Znajam wielu Księży i proboszczów stwierdzam z cala stanowczoscia, ze Wasz proboszcz Szymczak niektórym nie dorasta do piet ! 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

(Translated by Google) Parish Mary, the Most Holy Mother of God, is a place open to everyone, just as the heart of its parish priest is wide open to people. There will be a place for both children (Toddler Club, children's club, playground) and adults (Seniors Club, Language School, prayer groups such as the Neocatechumenate, Knights of Columbus, Helpers of the Mother of the Church, rosary group and many others). In addition to the love and help shown to all those in need, the parish priest takes great care of the beauty of the church and the entire surroundings (I have never seen roses that smell so beautifully as those growing near the church). (Original) Parafia p.w. Najświętszej Bogarodzicy Maryi to miejsce otwarte dla każdego, tak jak szeroko otwarte jest serce jej proboszcza dla ludzi. Znajdą tu miejsce i mali (Klub Malucha, świetlica dla dzieci, plac zabaw dla dzieci) i starsi (Klub Seniora, Szkoła Językowa, grupy modlitewne takie jak Neokatechumenat, Rycerze Kolumba, Pomocnicy Matki Kościoła, grupa różańcowa i wiele innych). Prócz miłości i pomocy okazywanej wszystkim potrzebującym, ksiądz proboszcz bardzo dba o piękno kościoła i całego otoczenia (nigdzie nie spotkałam tak pięknie pachnących róż jak te, które rosną koło kościoła)

(Translated by Google) Praised be Jesus Christ and forever! Mary. Due to the change in the staff of priests (a harem of powerful berets - with me as the leader), I am obliged to issue a new opinion. Starting with the youngest... Deacon Igor switched places with Valery. It looks like a child. He seems nice, but it's obvious he's shy - No me gusta. The only thing he needs to change is his glasses. I don't like the fact that he is the only one who leads the rosary and does not participate in the evening masses. Wojciech... What can I say... I don't remember his name... So Sad life. Interesting priest. He has a slightly scary look, which certainly won't charm the parishioners unless they like bad boys. I guess he felt a bit too attached to the parish. Similar to Deacon Valery, who is unfortunately no longer with us, which I greatly regret because, as everyone knows, he charmed me. His head hair disgusts me, you can see the airport and runways appearing on it. He inflicts strange penances. Non troveremo un accordo. Father Szafran - a nice man, but too youthful, he does not use a language that is understandable to us - the older generations, e.g. What kind of word is that anyway??!! He has a strange head, he is not involved in the parish. He has a handsome beard, like one from the Orthodox Church. He has a nice hybrid car, he keeps up with the times, people now value ecology! Father Irek changed his car - it is no longer as prestigious as the previous Seat that each of the priests had. He doesn't pronounce "er". He is very handsome and sexy Father Jacek - in memoriam, God bless you for his soul among the choirs of angels at the right hand of the Father of Our Lord Jesus Christ King Emanuel 🐡 Father Heniu SZYMCZYK, the oldest priest, lets himself get carried away with what is the main flaw, he is a very dignified boy, he looks sexy in this coat and I have the same opinion as in the previous opinion. Father I have no objections to it. He sings for a long time - that's the only aspect I can fault. He walks tilted to the right and wrinkles Attention BONUS!!!! The organist is truly an ideal person, he doesn't drag on, he plays nicely, he sings, he's nice, he's a conversationalist, he's perfect for both dancing and praying the rosary. The best of the best! Two church ones. First the older one. A man with a name associated with Valentine's Day, Szymczyk, a bit sluggish, similar to his brother's eyes and walking style, thin, taciturn, and when he does speak, it's hard to understand anything. A hardworking man. Mr. Does doesn't do much, he's lazy, but he has a big heart and nice hair. You can joke, friendly. Maura Wilk 🐺 (Original) Niech będzie pochwalony Jezus Chrystus i na zawsze! Maryja. W związku ze zmianą kadry księży (haremu mocherowych beretów - ze mną jako przewodniczącą na czele) jestem zobligowana do wystawienia nowej opinii. Zaczynając od najmłodszych... Diakon Igor zamienił się z ciachem Walerym. Z wyglądu przypomina dziecko. Wydaje się być sympatyczny, ale widać że jest nieśmiały - No me gusta. Jedyne co powinien zmienić to okulary. Trochę nie podoba mi się, że tylko on prowadzi różaniec i nie uczestniczy w wieczornych mszach. Wojciech... Cóż powiedzieć... Nazwiska nie pamiętam... So Sad life. Ciekawy ksiądz. Ma nieco przerażający wzrok, z pewnością nie urzeknie to parafianek chyba, że lubieją bad boy'ów. Chyba nieco za bardzo się poczuł na parafii. Podobny do diakona Walerego, którego juz niestety nie ma z nami, nad czym bardzo ubolewam ponieważ jak wszyscy wiedzą, zauroczył mnie. Odraża mnie jego owłosienie na głowie, można zobaczyć na nim pojawiające się lotnisko i pasy startowe. Zadaje dziwaczne pokuty. Non troveremo un accordo. Ksiądz Szafran - sympatyczny człowiek, ale zbyt młodzieżowy, nie posługuje się językiem zrozumiałym dla nas- starszych pokoleń, np. Określa mianem ZIOMKÓW - apostołów. Co to w ogóle za słowo??!! Ma dziwną głowę, nie angażuje się w parafię. Ma przystojną brodę, niczym z kościoła prawosławnego. Ma ładne auto hybrydowe, idzie z duchem czasu, ludzie cenią sobie teraz ekologię! Ksiądz Irek, zmienił auto - już nie jest takie prestiżowe jak poprzedni Seat, którego miał każdy z księży. Nie wymawia "er". Jest bardzo przystojny i seksowny Ksiądz Jacek - in memoriam, Bogu niech będą zapłać za jego duszę wśród chórów anielskich po prawicy Ojca Pana Naszego Jezusa Chrystusa Króla Emanuela 🐡 Ksiądz Heniu SZYMCZYK, najstarszy ksiądz, daje sobie wejść na głowę co jest główna wada, bardzo dostojny chłopiec, sexy wygląda w tym płaszczu i mam to samo zdanie co w poprzedniej opinii. Ksiądz X Zbychu, ma chłopak swoje "humorki", bywa zadziorny, często się czerwieni, denerwuje i buntuje na ołtarzu ale i tak love you. Nie mam do niego zastrzeżeń. Długo śpiewa-to jedyny aspekt do którego mogę się przyczepić. Chodzi przechylony na prawo, marszczy się Uwaga BONUS!!!! Organista - naprawdę człowiek chodzący ideał, nie przeciąga, ładnie gra, śpiewa, sympatyczny, zagada, taki i do tańca i do różańca doprawdy. Najlepszy z najlepszych! Kościelnych dwóch. Najpierw ten starszy. Pan z imienia kojarzącego się z Walentynkami Szymczyk, trochę niemrawy, podobny do brata oczami i stylem chodzenia, chudzielec, małomówny a jak już przemówi to ciężko zrozumieć cokolwiek. Pracowity człowiek. Pan Robi mało robi jest leniwy ale ma wielkie serce, ma ładne włosy. Można pożartować, przyjazny. Maura Wilk 🐺

(Translated by Google) The church has a very interesting interior design. Services are held at different times, designed with modern people in mind, their capabilities and needs. A very nice and engaging parish priest - Father Henryk Szymczak. The sermon is concise, short and to the point; spoken in an accessible language. (Original) Kościół onwystroju bardzo ciekawym.Nabożeństwa odbywają się o różnych godzinach ustanowionych z myślą o współczesnych ludziach, ich możliwościach i potrzebach.Bardzo miły i ujmujący proboszcz- ks.Henryk Szymczak. Kazanie zwięzłe, krótkie i na temat;mówione dostępnym językiem.

Great experience overall. Stayed in the executive suite. Well appointed, two level apartments. Breakfast has to be ordered a day before. Clean and neat.

No hot water from check-in until late at night — I had to shower in cold water (apparently due to construction work in vicinity, but no notice to guests!!!). No phone in the room, no hairdryer, and very basic amenities (just hand wash, 2-in-1 shower/hair wash, and lotion). Bedding: one pillow each, thin duvets, washed out linen. Room had a smell. Bathroom smelled of mould, everything painted black except for shower floor, will not be able to see the mould anywhere on the black surfaces!!! shower glass to short, water spilled out over floor. Room “blockout“ curtains to small. Woken at 5 am by tram noise. Laundry area was dirty and washing machines used for dirty hotel cleaning cloths. This is not luxury — more like a 3-star hostel. I cannot recommend this property to anyone expecting luxury, comfort, or even the standard amenities one would normally associate with a true 5-star hotel.

It’s a shame because the location is great besides the two construction sites right beside the building so I woke up at 6:30 am to drilling. Just a few points about why I am dissatisfied and disappointed I booked this hotel: - I had to ask them every day to clean my room. That’s not proper hotel service. - the one girl at the reception is very unfriendly. She even gave the key to my room to another man when I gave back that key to the cleaners telling them I wasn’t changing the room. Then we blamed me, saying I told her I changed my room to 43 - the key card stopped working 3x times and the phones don’t work so you have to go to the reception every time - the dryer doesn’t work - the sauna doesn’t work. The one girl told me it was broken for one day and when I sent the next day the unfriendly girl told me she would turn it on at 9:30 and when o went it said “out of service” - this is NOT a 5 star hotel. Save your money and go elsewhere. There’s many hotels in old town on a central location.

Perfect place to stay, very modern and spotlessly clean. Location to main square is within a few minutes walk. Perfect in every way.

The best thing about this apartament (because it's not a hotel) is definitely the location – super central. The rooms look stylish at first, but they're not the most practical. the shower setup is a bit awkward, and since everything is black, you can see every mark or missed spot, cleaning could be better, honestly:( Also, no need for morning alarm – the construction noise outside will do the job for you! There's a sauna, which is a nice bonus, though I didn’t end up using it:)

Without a doubt the most wonderful place to stay in Poznan. Foremost I must appraise the reception, the tree gems of Saint Martin. They will go above and beyond to make your stay the very best. The rooms are large, well equipped and so comfortable, also with the noise reduction. Very clean and high standard. This is where you really don’t need to bring your own shampoo because the quality is better than what you usually meet at hotels. Location is perfect, we found so much that met our needs quite close, and the Old town is litterally one street away. We will come back to this huge find of a hotel.

Absolute must see and must stay. Awesome two level room with nicely equipped kitchen and two showers. My request for more coffee in the morning was taken over brilliantly for next mornings. Only a parking garage under the place would improve my rating and maybe a visible sign outside.

Good collection but there is not a huge amount of items from Poland or specifically greater Poland. Also very little in English. Would recommend to those interested in traditional dress

Another interesting history museum. For those who have little impressions, you should visit this museum.

(Translated by Google) Ethnographic Museum in Poznań - a branch of the National Museum in Poznań, ethnographic museum. It is located in the building of a former Masonic lodge on ul. Grobla 25. On June 26, 1821, Karol Lipiński's first concert took place here. The current building was erected at the beginning of the 19th century. It was entered into the register of monuments under entry number A019 on October 22, 1953. As a branch of the National Museum in Poznań, it is entered in the State Register of Museums kept by the minister responsible for culture and protection of national heritage, in accordance with Art. 13 of the Act of 21 November 1996 on museums. Exhibition on the Night of Museums (2009) The museum was opened on June 7, 1987 with the participation of Deputy Minister Krystyna Marszałek-Młyńczyk. The museum collects monuments of Greater Poland folk culture. The permanent exhibition includes: Folk art in Greater Poland - sculpture, painting, costumes, embroidery, decorations (ceramics, wood) as well as ritual props and musical instruments from the 19th and 20th centuries. Before the opening of the museum, it was the seat of the Consumer House, opened on August 15, 1945. The building was then renovated with an outlay of PLN 80,000 from contributions from the Trade Union of Food Industry Workers. (Original) Muzeum Etnograficzne w Poznaniu – oddział Muzeum Narodowego w Poznaniu, muzeum etnograficze. Mieści się w budynku dawnej loży masońskiej na ul. Grobla 25. 26 czerwca 1821 odbył się tutaj pierwszy koncert Karola Lipińskiego. Obecny budynek wzniesiony został na początku XIX wieku. Został wpisany do rejestru zabytków pod numerem wpisu A019 w dniu 22 października 1953. Jako oddział Muzeum Narodowego w Poznaniu jest wpisane do Państwowego Rejestru Muzeów, prowadzonego przez ministra właściwego do spraw kultury i ochrony dziedzictwa narodowego, zgodnie z art. 13 ustawy z dnia 21 listopada 1996 r. o muzeach. Wystawa w Noc Muzeów (2009) Muzeum otwarto 7 czerwca 1987 przy udziale wiceminister Krystyny Marszałek-Młyńczyk. W muzeum zgromadzono zabytki wielkopolskiej kultury ludowej. Ekspozycja stała to: Sztuka ludowa w Wielkopolsce – rzeźba, malarstwo, stroje, hafty, zdobnictwo (ceramika, drewno) oraz rekwizyty obrzędowe i instrumenty muzyczne z XIX i XX wieku. Przed otwarciem muzeum mieściła się tutaj siedziba Domu Spożywców, otwartego 15 sierpnia 1945. Obiekt wyremontowano wtedy nakładem 80.000 złotych, pochodzących ze składek Związku Zawodowego Pracowników Przemysłu Spożywczego.

(Translated by Google) The origins of the Ethnographic Museum are inextricably linked with the activities of the Ethnographic Society, founded in Poznań in 1910. Helena Cichowicz, together with her daughter Wiesława, became its president and began collecting and developing ethnographic collections. Their commitment and passion led to the opening, on December 28, 1911, of the first ethnographic exhibition at the headquarters of the Society of Friends of Sciences in Poznań. (Original) Początki Muzeum Etnograficznego nierozerwalnie związane są z działalnością Towarzystwa Ludoznawczego, założonego w Poznaniu w 1910 roku. Jego prezesem została wówczas Helena Cichowicz, która wraz z córką Wiesławą zajęła się kolekcjonowaniem i opracowywaniem zbiorów etnograficznych. Ich zaangażowanie i pasja doprowadziły do otwarcia, 28 grudnia 1911 roku, pierwszej wystawy etnograficznej w siedzibie Towarzystwa Przyjaciół Nauk w Poznaniu.

(Translated by Google) After visiting the newly discovered museum, I am very disappointed. The first minus - VERY NICE LADY AT THE TICKET OFFICE. If you're having a bad day, please keep it to yourself 😉 (the security guard was super nice). The second minus - you can't immerse yourself in the exhibits because of the ladies who are watching everyone. If you are afraid that someone may touch the exhibits, lock them in a glass aquarium. The exhibition was even cool, the rooms had a good atmosphere and a variety of nice exhibits. (Original) Po wizycie, w nowo odkrytym muzeum, jestem bardzo rozczarowany. Pierwszy minus- BARDZO NIEMIŁA PANI PRZY KASIE BILETOWEJ. Jeśli ma Pani zły dzień, proszę zachować to dla siebie 😉 (Pan ochroniarz był mega miły). Drugi minus- nie można w spokoju oddać się eksponatom ze względu na Panie, które obserwują każdego. Jeśli boicie się, że ktoś może dotknąć eksponatów, zamknijcie je w szklanym akwarium. Wystawa nawet fajna, sale w dobrym klimacie i fajne różnorodne eksponaty.

(Translated by Google) We entered for free, but the ticket costs only PLN 3. It's quiet and peaceful inside. We saw an exhibition of old photographs and objects from many countries. What I remember most is the skirt from the Meo tribe (Laos) and Podkoziołek. Each item has three short texts around it (a note from the conservator, a historical note and a note about the donor), which were a pleasure to read. I will definitely come back here for further exhibitions! (Original) Weszłyśmy za darmo ale bilet kosztuje jedyne 3zł. W środku jest cichutko I spokojnie. Widzialysmy wystawę starych fotografii oraz przedmiotów z wielu krajów. Najbardziej zapamiętałam spódnicę z plemienia Meo (Laos) oraz Podkoziołka. Każdy przedmiot ma wokół 3 krótkie teksty (notatka od konserwatora, historyczna i na temat darczyńcy), które z przyjemnością się czytało. Na pewno wrócę tu na kolejne wystawy!

(Translated by Google) The exhibitions are ok, but the lady at the cash register is a real tragedy, rude and rude, when we asked what kind of tickets we wanted, we answered with reduced/student and regular tickets, the cashier was rude to us, saying that if we wanted tickets, we should have given her the documents a long time ago, she told us to leave our jackets in the cloakroom - it seemed like nothing, but we waited 5 minutes for the cloakroom attendant and it turned out to be the cashier who was sitting next to us, waiting for who knows what, and looking at us. The museum and exhibition are ok, but the lady working there is a disaster. (Original) Wystawy ok ale Pani przy kasie to istna tragedia, niemiła i opryskliwa, na pytanie jakie chcemy bilety odpowiedzieli my ze ulgowy/studencki i normalny, kasjerka ochrzanila nas przy tym mówiąc ze jak chcemy bilety to powinniśmy już dawno jej podać dokumenty, kazała zostawić kurtki w szatni- niby nic ale czekaliśmy 5 min na szatniarke i okazała się nią pani Kasjerka która siedziała sobie obok nie wiadomo na co czekając i patrząc na nas. Muzeum i wystawa ok ale Pani tam pracująca to masakra.

Nice place. Always well frequented. Happy people everywhere. You can go there and restaurants are open later than in other places in the city.

Super

(Translated by Google) It's good that there are places where everyone can feel the atmosphere of a given environment despite their disabilities, I hope there will be more of this type of improvements (Original) Dobrze że są takie miejsca gdzie każdy może poczuć klimat danego otoczenia pomimo swej niepełnosprawności, oby więcej tego typu usprawnień

(Translated by Google) It's great, I wish there were more such initiatives (Original) Świetna sprawa oby więcej takich inicjatyw

(Translated by Google) A well-made mockup. It surprised me because I had never seen it before. It's definitely a nice thing for blind people to be able to imagine the city better. (Original) Świetnie wykonana makieta. Zaskoczyła mnie, bo dotychczas się jeszcze z tym nie spotkałam. Na pewno fajna sprawa dla niewidomych, żeby mogli sobie lepiej wyobrazić miasto.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful representation of reality. Perfectly rendered market buildings. This is not only a convenience for the blind, but also a first-class attraction for children. (Original) Piękne odwzorowanie rzeczywistości. Idealnie oddane budynki rynkowe. To nie tylko ułatwienie dla niewidomych, ale też pierwszorzędna atrakcja dla dzieci.

(Translated by Google) A unique facility thanks to which visually impaired people can "visit" the Old Market Square with their hands. A well-thought-out amenity. (Original) Wyjątkowy obiekt, dzięki któremu osoby niedowidzące mogą "zwiedzić" dłońmi Stary Rynek. Dobrze wymyślone udogodnienie.

(Translated by Google) My second home! Great atmosphere, wonderful priests, both the parish priest and Father Jarek, a wonderful community. A fantastic approach to children. I wouldn't like to belong to any other parish <3 (Original) Mój drugi dom! Wspaniała atmosfera, cudowni księża, zarówno ksiądz proboszcz, jak i ks.Jarek, wspaniała wspólnota. Rewelacyjne podejście do dzieci. Nie chciałabym należeć do żadnej innej parafii <3

(Translated by Google) I like this church Modern with atmosphere (Original) Lubię ten Kościół Nowoczesny z klimatem

(Translated by Google) Very nice priests. Amazing sermons that reach to the heart and make you reflect and be a better person. (Original) Bardzo sympatyczni księża. Niesamowite kazania, które trafiają do serca i skłaniają do refleksji oraz bycia lepszym człowiekiem.

(Translated by Google) By Fr. Jarosław, I want to participate in the Holy Sacrifice every day in this parish. I recommend it to everyone! (Original) Przez ks. Jarosława mam chęć do uczęstniczenia w Najświętszej Ofierze na co dzień w tej parafii. Polecam każdemu!

(Translated by Google) If anyone wants the Living God, try to listen to the words of Fr. Jarek. I remember in prayer... (Original) Jak ktoś pragnie Boga Żywego, niech spróbuje wsłuchać się w słowa ks. Jarka. Pamiętam w modlitwie...

(Translated by Google) One of the ugliest churches in Poznań (Original) Jeden z najbrzydszych kościołów w Poznaniu

(Translated by Google) The local parish priest is an unsympathetic, conceited, arrogant and unfriendly man... (Original) Tutejszy proboszcz to człowiek niesympatyczny, zarozumiały, arogancki, nieżyczliwy..

(Translated by Google) A professional in his field with the soul of an artist! It is worth using if someone wants to give new life to old furniture. I highly recommend it! (Original) Profesjonalista w swoim fachu z duszą artysty! Warto skorzystać, jeśli ktoś chce dać nowe życie starym meblom. Bardzo polecam!

(Translated by Google) Golden hands! Great approach and professionalism, as a result - great implementation! (Original) Złote ręce! Super podejście I profesjonalizm, w wyniku - świetna realizacja!

(Translated by Google) Reliable and honest, affordable. I recommend! (Original) Solidnie i uczciwie, przystępnie cenowo. Polecam!

(Translated by Google) Professional workshop, talented craftsmen, I recommend! (Original) Професійна майстерня, талановиті майстри, рекомендую!