Cathedral Island
Poznan’s Cathedral Island was once one of the most important strongholds of the emerging Polish state. A key point on the Piast Trail, it features relics of the first Polish cathedral, remnants of defensive ramparts, an installation showcasing Mieszko I’s Palatium, and the probable site of his baptism.
Cross-section of Poznań: huge archaeological excavation with relics of fortifications from a thousand years ago.
[more]
The Archdiocesean Museum, founded by Archbishop Florian Stablewski in 1898, is the oldest museum facility in Poznań. It is located in Ostrów Tumski, in the former Lubrański Academy.
[more]
The "Oldest Poznan" audio guide covers the most historic parts of the modern city, starting from Cathedral Island and its cathedral, and ending in the districts of Śródka and Komandoria.
[more]
ChatGPT powiedział:
Food Fort is a restaurant located on Ostrów Tumski in Poznań, the oldest part of the city and the cradle of the Polish state, where in the 10th century the first Piast stronghold was built. The restaurant operates in the vicinity of important landmarks such as the cathedral and the historic Cathedral Lock.
[more]
Learn about the origins of Poznan and whole Poland!
[more]
This is the oldest cathedral in Poland, dating back to the 10th century and the beginnings of the Polish State. Here you will find the burial place of the first rulers of Poland - Mieszko I and his son Bolesław Chrobry - as well as the mysterious vaults.
[more]
Fall and winter in Poznan? It's seriously worth it! Visit the Cathedral Island - it's a place steeped in history!
[more]
The Galeria Tumska restaurant is the only restaurant on Ostrów Tumski - the island on which the Poznań Cathedral is located. The restaurant, located in a historic building overlooking the monuments of Ostrów, serves mainly Polish cuisine. Guests praise the traditional serving, generous portions and the homely atmosphere of the restaurant.
[more]
View
Share
Print