Trip No. 1
For the sweetest treasure of Poznan (approx. 1h) – discover the secrets of the St. Martin’s croissant! A live and humorous story of St. Martin’s croissants, baking them together, as well as a lesson in the Poznan dialect. All this in the interiors of a historic townhouse with a view of Poznan City Hall. The Croissant Museum is the No. 1 attraction to visit in Poznan, and the Saint Martin’s croissants themselves are a must-try delicacy with a history dating back to the mid-19th century.
Choose a date (11/04 at 15:30 and 12/04 at 14:00) and reserve your spot for the show in English at the link below:
Trip No. 2
To the roots of Poznan hospitality (approx. 2,5h) – A get-together at the table is not only an opportunity to satisfy hunger, but above all to meet local culture and people. That is why we invite you to a feast in the old Poznan style.
Guides in historical costumes will take you to some of the best inns and taverns in town, where you will taste traditional delicacies from Poznan and the Wielkopolska region. You will also learn many interesting facts about old Polish and local cuisine as well as culinary traditions. You will discover the most charming restaurants in Poznan, each boasting a unique historical décor. Walking around the city, you will explore not only its tastes and aromas, but also other, lesser-known aspects of the capital of Wielkopolska. You can end this trip with the conviction that you have visited the culinary capital of Poland.
Book this unique tour in English at 11.04.2025 (Friday) at 14:00 – the link below
(Limited number of places! Visitpoznan.pl recommends!)
FREE GUIDED TOURS IN ENGLISH:
1. To the roots of Polish history (approx. 1,5 h).
Where? Cathedral Island, google maps
When? Friday 11.04
Time? 16:00
Book your place at the Visit Poznań stand!
Poznan is one of Poland’s oldest cities with a history dating back over a thousand years, and is also associated with the birth of the nation. Spoiler alert: this expedition offers the once in a lifetime chance of sitting in the stone throne of Poland’s first rulers.
Join us in the oldest part of Poznan – Ostrów Tumski, the cathedral island. It is here that not only the history of the castle and the city, but also of Poland began. Duke Mieszko I was probably baptized here in 966, and thus joined the ranks of the European rulers. You will have a chance to see how high the ramparts of the medieval castle were, have a look at the oldest Polish cathedral with its Golden Chapel and cross Porta Posnania, the Gate of Poznan – a modern multimedia heritage interpretation center which is also one of the most interesting avant-garde architectural realizations of recent years.
2. Claccis Poznań Tour – discover beautifull Old Market Square! (approx. 1,5 h).
Where? In front of the Town Hall google maps
When? Friday 11.04, time: 16:00 and Thursday 10.04, time: 17:00
Book your place at the Visit Poznań stand!In the XIII century the city of Poznań was relocated to the left bank of the Warta River, while its centre – the Old Market Square and the Town Hall – became the symbols of the city self-government. Przemysł I, the ruler of Greater Poland, moved his seat to Przemysł Hill, an area rising above the city, which later became a place of residence for Polish kings visiting Poznań. Inhabitants of Poznań were most proud of Fara Church having the highest steeple in the town. Numerous wars and fires caused the old temple to be dismantled and the city parish moved to the Baroque post-Jesuits church. Its monumental façade and interior are probably the most beautiful representation of Polish Baroque.