PHOTOS: The Pretty City of Poznan, Poland
Last month I visited Poznan, Poland with my boyfriend on a short weekend break from Berlin. The city, on the western side of Poland, is one of Poland’s more historical ones. And the Poznan Cathedral (located on Cathedral Island) is generally regarded as the oldest in Poland, making this one of Poland’s oldest cities as well.
But we weren’t in Poznan for the history. On a weekend break, we just wanted to enjoy the little sights and things to do in the city, so our time was spent mostly wandering the city streets and taking photos. And taking in the culture (ie, eating pierogies). I’ll share more about the things we did in Poznan, but in the meantime, I wanted to share some photos of the colorful city that is Poznan, Poland. I wasn’t expecting the city to be so “bright” but colors definitely shone through the Polish city.
Watching an art class through the windows of the city’s art museum, the National Museum
Near the old town square, all the buildings were colorful—even the little churches hidden down alleyways
The Old Town (Stare Miasto) of Poznan
At the super cool KontenerART complex – art galleries, bars, beach and public space
Graffiti nearby the Cathedral Island
Bridge onto the Cathedral Island
Another view of the Poznan Old City
Lunch at the Vine Bridge restaurant – Poland’s smallest restaurant (they’ve only got three tables!)
And for good measure, another view of the Poznan Old City’s colorful buildings
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