Ostrów Tumski

“This lake is located by the Warta River – one of Poland’s biggest rivers. It is a popular recreational spot for all kinds of activities; it contains a regatta track, an artificial ski slope, an ice rink, a zoo, plus many other attractions. Moreover, Lake Malta has hosted several world-wide sport events, such as the world championships in kayaking or rowing. Great spot all year round.”

“The Palm Garden is located in a very nice park where You can take a short walk and than go inside to drink a cup of coffee admiring many exotic plants. There are two huge parrots and snakes and koi carps there. It is very hot inside so You had better take a short sleeve. Sometimes cat exhibitions take place in there.”

“Beautiful outdors and indors. Many cultural events happens here. Often you can watch movies, pictures from famous polish artists, photography and that kind of stuff. It was constructed under the German rule in 1910 by Franz Schwechten for William II, German Emperor, with significant input from William himself. Since its completion, the building has housed government offices of Germany (to 1918 and during the Second World War) and Poland (1918–1939, 1945–present).”

“Watch Poznanskie Koziolki (wooden goats) come out of the tower and bump heads at exactly 12:00 every day.”

“This is Poznań’s largest park, situated in the city center. It only became an urban park after 1945; previously it belonged to a village near Poznań. This area contains the remains of a former Prussian fortress from the partition times; the fortress now houses the Museum of Armaments as well as the Army Museum ‘Poznań’. Moreover, a large number of historically significant sculptures are located in the Citadel Park. The park has a large open space where concerts are often held.”