Wonderful ambience, especially in the evening

Experience an oasis of calm behind the vibrant façade, where elegant tables invite you to linger in a spacious brewery. Be sure to try the beer cocktail or the honey beer and don't miss out on the excellent dishes such as homemade bread and homemade ice cream. The friendly staff will also be happy to recommend local attractions.

Watch pierogi being freshly prepared in front of your eyes in a small, informal restaurant with an open kitchen. Taste classic and seasonal pierogi with a modern twist, served by friendly staff. Enjoy dining in the casual outdoor area of a busy pedestrian street. Be sure to try the oven-baked "Ruskie" and "Italiano" pierogies – a taste sensation you won't forget.

In a small deli-style bistro, where freshly prepared food from a choice of six to seven options awaits, you will find real Polish home cooking. Enjoy Schnitzla, Polish meatballs in mushroom sauce served with potatoes and red cabbage, a place popular with locals that offers quality and tradition at an unbeatable price of only 4€.

Admire the colorful medieval trading houses that were once used by merchants to sell everyday goods. Today, these narrow, colorful buildings are home to small shops and craft shops that reflect the creative soul of the city. At night, the square shines in a very special splendor.

Behind a nondescript bar, a web of corridors and staircases leads to a courtyard, quiet corners, basement raves, and a secret restaurant. Here, you'll meet artists and enjoy food like French fries with orange sauce or red-spiced prawns, while jazz or improvisation fills the air. A place where night turns into day.

Surrounded by colourful town houses, a place reveals itself where living history meets modern hospitality. At lunchtime, mechanical goats attract onlookers at the magnificent town hall, while surrounding cafés invite you to linger. In the evening, everything shines in picturesque light – a perfect moment to experience the heart of the city in all its glory.

Housed in a former 19th-century brewery building, you'll find a unique mix of high-end fashion stores, designer stores, and international brands. Surrounded by the original brick architecture, modern sculptures and a vibrant artistic flair, this place offers more than just shopping – it's a journey through time, art and culture, rounded off by exclusive dining experiences.

Experience the unique atmosphere first-hand when the Poznań Ultras cheer on their team. In the Miejski Stadium, a historic temple of football, enthusiasm pulsates. Here, where Robert Lewandowski once began his career, gripping choreography and passionate singing mix to create an unforgettable football experience. Families are also welcome to share the love of the game together.

With a menu hung like an airport departure sign and tables full of postcards and memorabilia, Cafe La Ruina i Raj offers unique taste experiences from Southeast Asia. The specialty, the Vietnamese bàhn mí, and the charm of the street food of Thailand and Vietnam promise an authentic culinary journey. Not to mention the excellent coffee and cheesecake next door at Ruina's.