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A must for all beer aficionados. What could be better than half a day out at one of Poland’s biggest breweries? The Poznań Brewery, which produces Lech, Tyskie, Żubr and Redds lies on the outskirts of the city.
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Bazar Hotel
See Wielkopolska Uprising.
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Butting Heads
The crowd you see outside the Old town Hall just before noon each day is waiting for the goats to appear. At 12:00 precisely, the two tin creatures appear from a door in the façade and butt heads a dozen times.
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The Castle
Construction on Poznań’s fearsome castle began in 1905, with the keys officially handed over to Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1910.
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Citadel Park
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Lech Visitors Centre
A must for all beer aficionados. What could be better than half a day out at one of Poland’s biggest breweries? The Poznań Brewery, which produces Lech, Tyskie, Żubr and Redds lies on the outskirts of the city.
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Models of Poznań
A huge model that shows Poznań in its form as presented in Brau-Hogenburg’s picture sketched in 1618. Constructed over a period of six years the model takes up a space of 50m2 and is built on a scale of 1:150.
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Napoleon's Poznań
A cult figure in military history, Napoleon Bonaparte made several visits to what is now modern day Poland, with Poznań hosting him a couple of times during his forays into the east.
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Okrąglak
Looking for remnants of the Peoples’ Republic? Then look no further than on the western end of (A-2) ul. Grudnia 27.
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Old Town Hall & Historical Museum
First built at the beginning of the 14th century, the seat of Poznań’s municipal authorities was rebuilt following the great fire of 1536.
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The Old Town Square
The Old Town Square was the centre of old Poznań, and to this day is rich in historic architecture, museums and restaurants.
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Palm House
Built in waves beginning in 1910, the Palm House in Wilson Park began as a small showcase for palm trees and cacti and is now one of the largest of its kind in Europe.
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WWII Poznań
After being annexed by Nazi Germany in 1939 Poznań was incorporated into the Third Reich and saw an aggressive Germanisation
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