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Museums in Poznan

• Archaeological Museum, The Museum of Poznan Uprising 1956, Literary Museum of Henryk Sienkiewicz, Archbishopric Museum, The Museum of the history of Poznan, Motoring Museum, Musical Instruments Museum, National Museum,

Exhibitions / Art galeries Poznan

• Applied Arts Museum,

Cultural activities in Poznan

• Malta Theater festival, Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition, Classical Music Festival, Psalter House, The Polish Dance Theatre, The Music Theatre, The Polish Theatre, Obora

Historic monuments in Poznan

• Ostrów Tumski (Cathedral Island), St. Peter´s and Paul´s Cathedral, The Our Lady Church, The archbishop´s Palace, canonries, Stary Rynek, Town Hall, The City Church of St. Stanislaus and Our Lady, King´s Castle, The Gorka Palace, Emperor´s Castle,

Shopping in Poznan

• Stary Browar, Kupiec Poznaski, Franowo Shopping Centre, Auchan shopping mall, Pestka Gallery, King Cross Marcelin, Poznan-Plaza, Panorama, Wielkopolski Square, Bernardynski Square, Jezycki Market, Wildecki Market, azarski Market.

Day trip

• 1) Kórnik (18 kms south-east from the city) wit a neogothic castle with wonderful interions and furniture and a dendrological park
• 2) Rogalin (16 kms to the south) with a baroque-klasicistic palace and its famous paiting collection of Raczynski family, horse cabs and very famous oaks (in total : more than 500), including three well-knows trees : Lech, czech i Rus
• 3) Puszczykowo (15 kms to the southm very easily accessible by train) - a very interesting travel museum of a polish traveller Arkady Fedler, the seat of the management of Greater-Poland National Park with a nature museum
• 4) Szreniawa (15 kms to the south-west) - famous for the Agriculture Museum and the Bierbaums viewing tower
• 5) Chludowo (20 kms north of the city) - an etnograrhical-missionaire museum of the Werbists Order, with their wooden church
• 6) The Puszcza Zielonka Forrest (10-15 kms north east of the city centre) - the biggest forrest complex in the vicinity of the city, many walking and cycling trails, lakes with fishing areas: On the forrest boundaries numerous wooden churches and some palaces.
• 7) Owiska (17 kms to the north) - with a precious church and the convent of Cistersian Nuns
• 8) Uzarzewo (15 kms north east of the city) - with a Hunting Museum and a timber church
• 9) Swarzdz (just out of the city limits to the east, toward Warsaw) - a small city famous for the unique in Poland (and one of few in Europe) bee-keeping open-air museums
• 10) Gniezno - the other co-capital of Poland in Xth centruty: City has beautiful cathedral and old town and a very interesting Museum of the Beginnings of the Polish State.
• 11) Liche Stary - beautiful town with many churches, one of them largest in Poland basilica: Lichen is the second major pilgrimage centre in Poland.

Group activities

• 1) Brewery sightseeing tour - in Poznan it´s possible to arrange a tour in brewery (11, Szwajcarska str: , where guest accompanied by a local guide can watch all the production processes; finally the tour is ended with a short competiotion about beer and - of course - with a degustation of some golden drink from Poznan.
• 2) The models of Old Poznan (since Oct: 2008 we´ve got two of them) - it´s not a typical model, where you simply watch small plastic houses. It is an interactiv 30-minutes show (one of only two in Europe), presenting the history of the city from its founding at ther turn of IXth and Xth cent till XVIIIth cent. The new model (open in October 2008) present the very beginnigns of the city and its capital role, played by Poznan during the regn of two first polish rulers. Both models ca be found in Ludgardy str. (the undergrounds of Fransiscan Monastery)