You will be taken by car to the Imperial District and stop by the Mickiewicz Square. Here you will admire an impressive Imperial Castle, build by Prussians, planned to be used by Hitler, to finally become a Palace of Culture. The Square is also well known for the 1956 Memorial which commemorates the first anticommunist uprising in Poland, the Adam Mickiewicz University and the Opera House located nearby.

Let's stop at the Cathedral Island where the history of Poland begun. The Island is kind of "Poznan Vatican".

It is obligatory for any traveler to see the first cathedral in Poland, originally build in the X century. Nowadays maintained in a Gothic style, the Cathedral is the place where the first Polish kings were buried. Listen to the proud and tragic history of the place. Find St. Peter's Sword, admire the Golden Chapel and multiple examples of gothic, renaissance and baroque art. The admission ticket: 4 PLN/adult and 3 PLN/child or student (ID needed).

Let's take a stroll through the narrow streets of the charming Old Town. See the beautiful renaissance Town Hall where the billy goats appear at noon, listen to the Poznan's history, legends and find out "what is that about those famous Poznan Goats". See the Old Whipping Post, Bamberka Monument, Old Merchant Houses... and much more.

See the pearl of baroque architecture - St Stanislaus Church, also known as Poznan Fara, which houses one of two best pipe organ in Poland. Discover why are the snakes in St Ignatius' hand and where does the back corridor leads...