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Poznan is the 5th biggest city, situated in the west side of Poland. It is one
of the oldest and an important historical centre and it is well known as
vibrant centre of trade, industry and education.
Poznan and Gniezno used to be the first Polish capitals in the 10th century, which are linked by the tourist trail,
called the Piast Route. Today it is the venue for the International Trade Fair, and an
important European business centre. The Poznan International Fair
is the largest centre of international trade in Poland, where trade fairs, exhibitions
and shows take place.
City Sightseeing
You can start from the Plac Wolnosci, where the National Museum and the Raczynski
Library are situated. In Old
Town Market
Square
(Stary Rynek), you find full of historic town houses and mansions and the most distinctive landmarks, 13-14th century Town Hall. It is
reputably the most important Renaissance piece in Poland. You can see the exhibition of musical instruments in one of the
houses, Dom Pod Bialym Orlem. The oldest part of the city, Ostrow Tumski
(Cathedral Island), is located on the right bank of the Warta River, and it
contains the 10th- century Cathedral, the 14th century Church of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, the Bishop's Palace and the Lubranski College (1512), which now
houses the Archdiocesan Museum. You
can go to one day excursions from Poznan to Gniezno
and Kornik.
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