Poznań ready for EAJS 2026 Conference
Welcome to Poznań, EAJS 2026 participants! Below you will find practical tips on getting around the city, must-see attractions, and the best places to enjoy local cuisine.
Why Poznań?
Poznań is a welcoming city, full of color and life, blending history with modernity. It is a place where science, innovation, and business come together at every turn – the city pulses with academic spirit, creative initiatives, and a dynamic atmosphere. In the heart of the city lies the Old Market Square with its charming townhouses and the famous Goats, while Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski) awaits with its majestic cathedral and historic corners. Poznań also impresses with a rich cultural scene, museums, theaters, and unique spots for meetings and relaxation. Additionally, the city boasts a very diverse culinary offer, featuring cuisine from around the world.
Transport in Poznań
Below you can find all the information regarding public transportation in Poznań. The city offers efficient connections – both trams and buses – which make it easy to get from one end of the city to the other. Here is an overview of the main routes related to the conference, to help participants reach key locations quickly and comfortably.
If you want to check how to get from point A to point B using public transport, download the Jakdojade app and select the city of Poznań.
The following single tickets are available: for 10 mins, for 45 mins and for 90 min as well as for 24 hours and 7 days. They cover trams and buses. Tickets can be either paper or electronic ones.
The paper tickets are available in: Customer Service Points, Ticket Sale Points, stationary ticket machines and tourist information point.
The paper tickets must be validated in the puncher in the vehicle.
Electronic tickets can be purchased directly on board:
Using ticket terminals available in trams and buses, which accept contactless payment cards. This allows passengers traveling in Poznań and the surrounding metropolitan area to purchase single-use time tickets usinga contactless payment card or a smartphone with HCE or NFC technology.
Please note: no paper ticket is issued. The ticket is stored on the payment card, and the terminal does not print a transaction receipt.
Information on how to use the terminal is available on the website of the Zarządu Transportu Miejskiego (Public Transport Authority).
Tickets can also be purchased via mobile phone using the following apps: Jakdojade, MoBilet, mPay, SkyCash, GoPay, and zBiletem. After purchase, the ticket must be activated by scanning the QR code inside the vehicle or by entering the vehicle number.
Route to Faculty of Law and Administration
Collegium Iuridicum Novum can be reached by buses:
Collegium Iuridicum Novum can be reached by buses:
- 168
- 169
- 171
Each of these lines passes through the city center, making it easy to reach from various locations. Get off at the „Urząd Marszałkowski” stop, from where you can continue on foot to the campus (around 1 minute).
Route from Ławica Airport to the city center:
From the airport, take bus 159, which goes directly to the city center. The journey takes approximately 20 minutes, with the final stop at Kaponiera, where it is easy to transfer to other public transportation.
Taxis are also available just outside the terminal. However, it is recommended to use ride-hailing apps such as Bolt or Uber, or a local taxi company such as Super Taxi ZTP (Private Transport Association). The journey takes approximately 15 minutes. The average fare to the city centre is around 40 PLN. At night (22:00–6:00), as well as on Sundays and public holidays, fares may be approximately 30% higher.
Route to Adam Mickiewicz University Hall „Aula” in Poznań (Collegium Minus)
The University Hall „Aula” is located in the centre of Poznań, in the Collegium Minus building of Adam Mickiewicz University, at Adam Mickiewicz Square.
Nearest stops
Tram:
“Fredry” (approx. 2–3 minutes on foot)
“Zamek” (approx. 3–4 minutes on foot)
“Rondo Kaponiera” (approx. 5 minutes on foot)
Bus:
“Zamek” (approx. 3–4 minutes on foot)
“Rondo Kaponiera” (approx. 5 minutes on foot)
It is also worth checking the different options for getting to Poznań to reach the city conveniently and efficiently.
Public transport in Poznań is served by trams and buses on day and night lines. Daytime lines are available from approximately 4:30 a.m. to approximately 11 p.m. At night, communication is provided by night bus lines and night tram line number 201.
Poznań is easily accessible by different means of transport.
Attractions in Poznań
Poznań offers a wide range of attractions, from the lively Old Market Square and the famous Poznań Goats to the impressive Cathedral on Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski). Across the city, there are many unique spots that draw the attention of both locals and visitors. For a quick overview of what to see in Poznań and the museums the city has to offer, you can find the information below.
Places to Visit in Poznań:
A famous symbol of the city – every day at noon, two mechanical goats appear on the tower of the Town Hall.
One of the most monumental Baroque churches in Poland. The organ, built in 1876 by the renowned master
organ builder Friedrich Ladegast of Weißenfels, can be heard during the “Fara Concerts,” held every Saturday at
12:15 p.m.
The oldest part of Poznań and the birthplace of Poland, featuring the impressive Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul.
A monumental early 20th-century castle located in the city center, now serving as a cultural and exhibition venue.
The largest park in Poznań, perfect for relaxing walks, offering historical monuments, museums, and beautiful
greenery.
Museums and galeries:
There are some things you can only experience or see in Poznań. You will find the most important of these right here.
Classic and modern, unique and multimedia, monumental and intimate, lively and relaxing. Museums in Poznań invite you! Pssst... With the Poznań Tourist Card you can visit many of them with a special discount.
Flavors of Poznań
Poznań offers an incredibly diverse culinary scene, ranging from traditional dishes of the Greater Poland region to flavors inspired by cuisines from around the world. Throughout the city, you can find restaurants and eateries with different styles and atmospheres, catering to a variety of tastes. Below you’ll find 10 great spots for lunch, breakfast, and something sweet in central Poznań.
Bo. Poznań
Located right next to the Imperial Castle, this restaurant is known for its original and creative breakfast dishes.
Pierogarnia Stary Młyn
Situated just by the Old Market Square, it offers a wide selection of pierogi – boiled, baked, sweet, and savory – as well as other traditional Polish dishes.
Pyra Bar
A centrally located restaurant specializing in regional dishes from Greater Poland, all based on potatoes prepared in various ways. Very affordable prices.
Ratuszova
A restaurant on the Old Market Square serving classic Polish cuisine, including duck with apples, black soup (czernina), and game dishes.
Bar a Boo (Gołębia Street)
Set in atmospheric cellar interiors near the Old Market Square. The restaurant offers Italian specialties such as wood-fired pizzas and fresh pasta. Good value for money.
Inna Piekarnia
A cozy spot in the city center offering homemade sweet and savory baked goods. Breakfasts are also available.
Lavenda
One of Poznań’s first breakfast cafés, popular for many years among both locals and tourists. Located just next to the Old Market Square.
Pierożak Pierogarnia (Wrocławska Street)
Pierogi, pierogi, and more pierogi! Handmade in front of guests and available with a wide variety of fillings – from sweet to savory.
St. Martin’s Croissant – Old Market Square
A famous pastry shop well known throughout Poznań. The croissants are baked on site and served warm. They can be enjoyed with coffee or taken away in decorative boxes, making them a perfect souvenir or gift. A must-try for every visitor to Poznań.
https://visitpoznan.pl/en/rogal-swietomarcinski-stary-rynek-en
Nadzieja
Located in Jeżyce on the Bałtyk courtyard, specializes in plant-based cuisine. The menu features dishes like creamy hummus with Brussels sprouts and homemade labneh with sweet potatoes and pistachios.
Hyćka
A restaurant serving traditional regional cuisine. Szagówki (potato dumplings), duck with dumplings, herring, and black soup are iconic dishes of Greater Poland, all available on the permanent menu. Located near the Poznań Cathedral.
On our website, you can also explore a wide selection of articles about local cuisine and notable dining spots.
Ratuszova serves Polish cuisine - black soup, duck baked with apples and game dishes. Careful presentation of dishes, excellent flavor compositions and elegant service create the atmosphere of a premium restaurant. The standard of the dishes is above average, which makes Ratuszova one of the best restaurants near the Old Market Square.
An alphabetical list of 300+ restaurants in Poznań and the surrounding area—from popular classics to hidden gems. A quick way to find a spot for lunch, dinner, a get-together, or fresh food inspiration.
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