Exploring the colorful Market Square in Poznan, Poland

Poznan is a very interesting city to visit in Poland. One of my personal favorites actually. The heart of the Old Town is (as in almost every Polish major city) the Market Square. The one in Poznan is definitely among the country’s most beautiful ones. Rows of colorful houses, a kaleidoscope of fascinating architecture, plenty of food and drink spots as well as top-notch museums make it the true heart of this developed Polish city.

Let’s explore the Market Square in Poznan together with this photo walk.

If you’re looking for a fairytale spot in Poland – Poznan’s Market Square is a place to check out

The Square dates back to 1253 and has changed its layout throughout the centuries

While in Poznan you are obliged to try the local delicious superstar – Rogal świętomarciński or St. Martin’s Croissant. You can find out everything about its history at the interactive Poznan Croissant Museum and Experience set in an old house of the square

During the holidays the square glows with illumination. Poznan’s Christmas Market was awarded 6th place in the 2018 edition of a prestige Best European Destinations contest

One of the most prominent highlights of Poznan is grandiose Renaissance Old Town Hall. Another one is a row of colorful merchants’ houses

Be sure to visit the Museum of the History of Poznań taking you on a tour through the fascinating history of the city

The beautiful street leading to the Market Square. Poznan is full of such charming places

Unfortunately, Poznan had a hard time during the years of the WW2 and it has suffered a major damages. The big part of the Market Square was destroyed

Market Square today is an inspiring monument to the thorough restoration efforts of Poland where the old and new is combined in beautiful ways

Come to the city to experience its charming vibes

To enjoy Poznan hassle-free make sure to buy the Poznan City Card that will save you money on visiting museums, give you a free pass on public transport, and discounts in the local eateries and bars.