Spring is creeping back to Poznań, and we’re kicking off another day-trip season with an outing to Poland’s first capital, Gniezno, a mere 50km away – turn to p.6 to join us. Back in good old Poz, all our walking tours are back in vogue; aside from the obligatory Old Town (p.28) and Ostrów Tumski (p.34) sights, we especially recommend a half-day walking around the mysterious Citadel Park (p.37), which, aside from its leafy flair and historical appeal, is a great place for a springtime picnic.
On a different front, a few annual favourites are coming up on the cultural calendar, from the Night of Museums (p.18) and Easter Fair (p.16) to the fab musical festival quartet of Enter Enea (p.18), Enea Spring Break (p.18), Ethno Port (p.18), and the over-the-top Malta Festival (p.18).
Starting with this issue, we’ve also decided to make a
Cover Story
For this spring – early summer issue, we’ve chosen a photo of Poznań’s 1909 neo-Classicist Great Theatre. In the coming months, theatre and opera enthusiasts can catch stagings of Nabucco (p.14) and Fiddler on the Roof (p.18).
Main Feature. Gniezno: The First Capital of Poland
Just 50 km from Poznań, this small town with a big history is the perfect day trip destination for those interested in the origins of the Polish state.
New Reviews
Poznań Kaiserpanorama
This unique artefact has found a new home at the Arkadia building after housed in the Arsenal Gallery. Read more ➞
ALEkosmos
Amazing coffee, fresh cakes and a concise breakfast and lunch menu. Sadly, breakfast is not served on Sundays : ( Read more ➞
Bajgle Króla Jana
A cafe and breakfast spot in the trendy Jeżyce district, celebrating the history of the bagel. Read more ➞
