Attractions worth Poznań!

Avenida brings together the most popular fashion, footwear, jewelery and cosmetics brands, as well as a number of services. A special relaxation zone - Avenida Lounge provides moments of relaxation and rest during successful shopping. The center is located directly at the Poznań railway and bus stations and at the Poznań International Fair.

The Poznań Główny Railway Station is open 24 hours a day. It is used by regional (POLREGIO, Koleje Wielkopolskie), long-distance (TLK, IC, EIC) and international trains. At the station there are: tourist information (CIM Poznań) and railway information (PKP, KW), PKP Intercity Customer Service Center, cafes (Starbucks, Crobag, Costa), kiosks (Relay), drugstore (Rossmann), supermarket (Biedronka), ATMs (Euronet, Planet Cash, BZ WBK, PKO BP, Pekao) and a currency exchange office.

When the town hall was rebuilt after the great fire, it was decided to install a clock. This was to be a celebratory occasion with a sumptuous feast to which several eminent persons were invited. The main dish was to be roast venison haunch and the preparation befell a young kitchen hand named Pietrek (Pete). A lot of exciting things were happening in the marketplace at that moment. So much so that the kitchen hand took his eye off the roast for a second to watch what was going on in the marketplace. Unfortunately, his absence dragged on... and on.... and... the roast fell into the fire and was burnt to cinders. The terrified lad ran to a nearby meadow where the city folk grazed their animals, made off with two billy goats and dragged them into the town hall kitchen. The goats, sensing their imminent demise, wrested themselves free of the boy and fled to the tower. There, they started head butting each other before the assembled crowd. The spectacle so amused the mayor, voivode and all the guests that Pietrek was pardoned and the clockmaker bidden to construct a special mechanism to set the horological goats in motion every day. Ever since then, once the bugle sounds at the stroke of noon, the assembled crowd has been treated to the two head-butting billy goats every day.

It offers 180 newly renovated, comfortable rooms. The hotel also has a modern conference center and two excellent restaurants - Rynek with Polish cuisine and SomePlace Else with tex-mex cuisine.

The Old Market Square is the main square in Poznań, set out in the mid-13th century as the focal point of the founding city. It is the third largest market in Poland, right after Kraków and Wrocław, and one of the largest in Europe. On the market square in Poznań you can see monuments from almost all eras, and the restaurants, cafes and pubs functioning here, as well as cyclical events give it a unique character. All this makes the Old Market Square in Poznań not only a place beloved by the inhabitants, but also one of the main tourist attractions of the city. Cinema Hostel & Apartments is located just 600 meters from the heart of the Old Market Square - so our guests have all the attractions within a short walk.

Since Renata Borowska-Juszczyńska took over the management (2012), the Poznań opera house has significantly expanded its repertoire and has become a recognizable brand as an institution boldly reaching for contemporary stage productions and acting as a patron towards young artists. Thanks to the active activity in the Opera Europa association, the Poznań theater takes part in the OperaVision project, the aim of which is to make performances available on the streaming platform. Reviews and information about the Poznań opera house appear regularly in the media in the United States, Italy, France, Denmark and Germany. Each year, the theater is awarded with many awards. Recently, it was nominated in three categories for the Opera Awards, the most prestigious in the world of musical theater, known as the opera Oscar, and the premiere of Moniuszko's Paria (June 2019) was recognized as one of the most important events of the Moniuszko Year. In addition, the performance itself and its producers won as many as five nominations for the Theater Music Awards. Jan Kiepura.

AMU is a member of the European University Consortium EPICUR - European Partnership for an Innovative Campus Unifying Regions. The consortium also includes the University of Strasbourg (France), University of Amsterdam (Netherlands), Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg (Germany), Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (Germany), University of Haute-Alsace (France), University Bodenkultur Wien ( Austria), Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece). European Universities are transnational alliances of higher education institutions from across the EU that share a long-term strategy and promote European values ​​and identity. The idea behind their creation is to significantly increase the mobility of students and staff and to support the quality, integration and competitiveness of European higher education. The university is a knowledge center where research and teaching interpenetrate, and where science is explored both internationally, nationally and regionally. The university constantly updates and expands its research programs and teaching content, placing particular emphasis on their interdisciplinary nature. Currently, nearly 35 thousand students study in 80 fields of study and over two hundred specializations. students of 1st and 2nd cycle studies and uniform master's studies. Over 1,300 doctoral students study at the doctoral studies and at the Doctoral School of Adam Mickiewicz University. More and more people are taking postgraduate studies and training courses. Our university's diploma is becoming an increasingly sought-after asset on the labor market.

Top industry events are held here, new products and premieres are shown here. It is also a meeting place for people with passion, who gather during events such as Poznań Game Arena, Poznań Motor Show, Poznań Book Fair and Hobby Fair. Many international congresses and conferences, such as the Western Balkans Summit or Impact, are also held at the MTP Poznań Expo. It is also the place of numerous sports and cultural events. Concerts and theater performances take place in the Earth Hall of Poznań Congress Center. A characteristic point on the map of the MTP Poznań Expo is the Spire - the architectural icon of Poznań. For over 100 years, MTP Poznań Expo has been a space for meetings, exchange of thoughts and ideas.

Its designer and atmospheric interior creates ideal conditions for business lunches as well as family dinners and meetings. Here you will taste Mediterranean dishes prepared from local ingredients in accordance with the philosophy of slow food in line with the philosophy of slow food, which is supported by our Chef Tomasz Zdrenka. He's a winner of the Polish Culinary Cup and laureate of many international culinary competitions. Oregano and Wine is also a meeting place for music lovers - Jazz Fridays, that is evenings with live music and a 3-course tasting dinner, are already a regular cycle in our restaurant. Oregano and Wine is located in Poznań at ul. Śniadeckich 25.