• Old Market Square - The Old Market Square is truly stunning, featuring a variety of charming houses in different colors. Every day at noon, the renowned Poznan goats emerge from the clock tower. Many people gather daily to witness this spectacle, making it a must-see event.
• Parish Church of St. Stanislaus (Fara Church) - This beautiful church is celebrated for its exquisite Baroque decorations in the Holy Cross chapels, which include a 16th-century crucifix and the Virgin Mary.
• Fountain of Apollo - A lovely fountain showcasing a figure from Roman mythology, emphasizing water as the most vital element.
• Koziolki Poznankie Ratusz - This remarkable building in the main square hosts a popular event at 12pm daily, where two goats, symbols of Poznan, emerge from the tower for a delightful show. It’s definitely worth seeing.
• Ratusz Poznanski - The old town hall is a dominant feature of the market square in Poznan’s old town. It’s a stunning building with the famous goats on top, performing a small show every day at noon.
• National Museum in Poznan - Admire this magnificent building, one of the oldest, largest, and most significant museums in Poland. It boasts an extensive collection of art from around the world, including portraits of Roman Emperors.
• Franciscan Church - While the exterior may seem modest, the interior is filled with breathtaking marbles and ceiling paintings. Highly recommended for church enthusiasts.
• Zamek Cultural Center - Once an Imperial Castle with a rich history, it now serves as Poznan’s Cultural Centre, supporting many artists. The castle is surrounded by beautiful gardens.
• Muzeum Sztuk Uzytkowych - Zamek Przemysla - A charming building at the corner of Market Square offers a view of Poznan from the top and houses a collection of Applied Arts inside.
• Tourist Information - Old Market Square - Old Market Square is one of the most beautiful in all of Poland.
• Adam Mickiewicz University - Named after one of Poland’s greatest poets, this university is renowned worldwide.
• Liberty Square - A spacious and beautiful open area in Poznan, perfect for a stroll, featuring a delightful water sculpture where children can play.
• Observation Deck at the Royal Castle - An observation point offering a panoramic view of Poznan’s Old Town from the top of the Royal Castle. Entry is available upon request.
• Monument of Stary Marych - A fascinating and pleasant statue of a man with a bike, providing a great photo opportunity.
• Prozerpiny Fountain - One of the famous fountains in the old market, created by Augustine Schöps, depicting the abduction of Proserpine by Pluto, the Greek mythology ruler of the underworld.
• Church of Francis Seraficki - This Baroque church contrasts with the humble lifestyle of Francis, a modest man who shared his possessions with the poor. Visits are possible upon request.
• Raczynski Library - Housed in a historic building with a classical colonnade, centrally located at Plac Wolnosci next to the old market.
• Studzienka Bamberki - A small statue of a traditionally-dressed Bamber peasant girl carrying jugs used in winemaking, located beside the historical Municipal Scales building.
• Former Jesuit College - Another well-preserved old building in the center of Poznan, worth a visit while exploring the area.
• Domki Budnicze - These tenement houses, located south of the Town Hall, were built in the mid-sixteenth century on the site of former herring huts in the early Renaissance style.
• Market at Plac Wielkopolski - Plac Wielkopolski is a delightful grocery market with a square for relaxation.
• Medieval City Walls - A section of the old city wall and towers, remnants of the fortifications that once encircled the city, symbolizing the power of bygone eras.
• Pillory - An octagonal, late-Gothic column topped with a figure of a hangman in a knight’s costume, brandishing a raised sword.
• Croissant Museum - This fantastic museum offers a show about the history, traditions, and customs of the region, featuring interesting facts, legends, and entertainment. Visitors can also assist the Croissant Master in making regional cakes and enjoy tasting them!

• Hotel pickup from Poznan Old Town
• Sightseeing Poznan’s top attractions with engaging legends
• Customizable tour program based on group preferences
• Admission to the Croissant Museum show included
• Enjoy a tasting of the famous St. Marcin’s Croissants
• Private walking tour with a licensed Poznan guide

• Hotel pickup from hotels besides Poznan Old Town

The Old Town of Poznan offers a vibrant atmosphere, with its colorful and intricately decorated buildings, stunning landscapes along the Warta River, and delectable regional croissants! Explore the Old Town, immerse yourself in fascinating legends, experience the spirit of the Greater Poland region, and savor the finest cake in town!

Select from our outstanding tour options, each designed to suit your preferences and interests. Please review the descriptions carefully, as each option features a unique itinerary.

3-Hour Private Guided Tour in Polish
In this 3-hour tour, you will explore the Old Town as detailed (including Fara Church, Jesuits Collegium, Chopin Park, Market Square, Town Hall, and monuments) and visit the Croissant Museum.

3-Hour Private Guided Tour in English
In this 3-hour tour, you will explore the Old Town as detailed (including Fara Church, Jesuits Collegium, Chopin Park, Market Square, Town Hall, and monuments) and visit the Croissant Museum.

• Please check your email the day before the tour to receive important information
• Please note that the pickup from your hotel is only possible from the Poznan Old Town. Guests from outside the Poznan Old Town are encouraged to arrange transportation when making a reservation.
• If you provided the address of your accommodation during the reservation it means for us that you want to meet your guide at your accommodation located in the Poznan Old Town

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.