Start your Poznan adventure at the iconic Old Market Square. Marvel at the kaleidoscopic merchant houses, admire the Renaissance Town Hall, and witness the famous mechanical billy goats butting heads at noon.

Old Market Square

Grab a traditional breakfast at Weranda Caffe, a charming spot known for its cozy interiors and Polish pastries right near the square.

Weranda Caffe

Walk over to Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski), the oldest part of Poznan, to visit Poland’s oldest cathedral and discover the city’s medieval roots.

Cathedral Island

For a memorable dinner, try Brovaria, a local brewery-restaurant offering hearty Polish cuisine and craft beers right by the square.

Brovaria

Begin at the Poznan Croissant Museum, where you can join an interactive workshop and learn to make the city’s famed St. Martin’s Croissants.

Poznan Croissant Museum

Take a stroll through Plac Bernardyński, a bustling morning market where locals shop for fresh produce and flowers—a perfect spot for people-watching and local snacks.

Plac Bernardyński

Visit the fascinating Brama Poznania, an interactive heritage center that tells the story of the city’s beginnings with creative multimedia exhibits and river views.

Brama Poznania

Relax at Park Cytadela, Poznan’s largest green space, perfect for sunset walks among sculptures, gardens, and remnants of 19th-century fortifications.

Park Cytadela

Explore the avant-garde Stary Browar, an award-winning art center and shopping mall inside a beautifully restored brewery, blending retail, culture, and design.

Stary Browar

Discover the vibrant street art and local flavor of Jeżyce District, a hip neighborhood filled with indie coffee shops, murals, and authentic Polish bistros.

Jeżyce District

Have lunch at Hyży Kucharz, a local favorite in Jeżyce serving creative Polish dishes with a modern twist.

Hyży Kucharz

End your trip with a relaxing evening at Lake Malta, a scenic urban lake offering lakeside walks, cozy cafés, and panoramic views—especially magical at sunset.

Lake Malta