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Poznań Croissant Museum

Stary Rynek 41/2 (entrance from ul. Klasztorna 23)

Yes, there are the billy goats and the international expos, but St. Martin's croissants (rogale świętomarcińskie) might be Poznań's best-loved trademark. Baked …

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Wielkopolska Martyrs Museum

Al. Polska (Jeżyce)

One of 18 forts built by the Prussians in the 1870s to protect Poznań’s perimeter, ‘Fort VII’ gained notoriety when it was used as a Gestapo penal camp between …

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1918-19 Wielkopolska Uprising Museum

Stary Rynek 3

Primarily chronicling the 1918-1919 Wielkopolska Uprising (though the exhibition starts at the time of partition) this museum occupies a rebuilt structure that …

1956 Uprising Museum

ul. Św. Marcin 80/82

The Zamek is an impressive building alright, but pride of place goes to the 1956 Uprising exhibition, honouring the first armed resistance the communist regime …

Applied Arts Museum

Góra Przemysła 1

Housed in the Royal Castle of Poznań, this museum has recently undergone huge changes which shifted the focus from medieval craftwork and princely decorations …

Archaeological Museum

ul. Wodna 27 (Pałac Górków)

Housed in the beautiful 16th-century Górka Palace, Poznań’s Archaeology Museum contains a collection of 42,000 rare and mystifying objects that chart life in …

Archdiocese Museum

ul. Lubrańskiego 1

Adjacent to the Cathedral is the large Lubrański Academy building, once home to Bishop Jan Lubrański’s institute of higher learning and today the Museum of the …

Armoured Weaponry Museum

ul. 3 Pułku Lotniczego 4

Do you really, really like tanks? Do you want to see one that was autographed by Steven Spielberg and used in his film Bridge of Spies (parts of which were …

Chocolate Museum

ul. Wrocławska 12

Joining the Croissant Museum is another sweet temptation under an educational guise: the Chocolate Museum where kids of all ages (including those quite grown …

Enigma Cipher Centre

ul. Święty Marcin 78

With such a significant claim to fame, it’s a surprise that it took Poznań until 2021 to open a museum dedicated to its three enigmatic cryptologists. It was …

Genius Loci Archaeological Preserve

ul. Ks. I. Posadzego 3

Genius Loci gives a different view on Poznań’s medieval genesis by unearthing, reconstructing, and offering insight into the lives of those early individuals …

Literary Museum of Henryk Sienkiewicz

Stary Rynek 84

Winner of the Nobel Prize in 1905, and once one of the world's most popular authors, Sienkiewicz is best known internationally as the author of Quo Vadis, a …

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