The capital of Greater Poland, with Poland’s oldest cathedral on Ostrów Tumski and a lively Old Market Square.
Poznań, the capital of Greater Poland, is a natural extension of a Piast Route trip. On Ostrów Tumski stands Poland’s oldest cathedral, in whose crypts rest the first rulers of Poland – Mieszko I and Bolesław the Brave.
In the centre it is worth seeing the Renaissance town hall on the Old Market Square with its famous billy goats, which butt heads every day at noon. Poznań also offers plenty of restaurants, museums and attractions for the whole family.
From Klinkierowa Komnata: approx. 50 km from the property.
Poznań – Ostrów Tumski and the Old Market Square is located approx. 50 km from Klinkierowa Komnata in Gniezno. The most convenient way is by car – at Klinkierowa Komnata there is free parking right by your room entrance, so getting to the attraction is quick and easy.
The capital of Greater Poland, with Poland’s oldest cathedral on Ostrów Tumski and a lively Old Market Square. Among the highlights: Poland’s oldest cathedral, Billy goats on the town hall at noon, A rich city offer.
We recommend it especially for: A full-day trip. It is one of the important places to see when visiting Gniezno and the area.
A private collection of memorabilia from the communist era and motoring retro – a nostalgic journey into the past.
near GnieznoA unique collection of Polish electronic organs and instruments – the only place of its kind in the region.
approx. 3 kmA museum documenting the history of the historic Dziekanka hospital in Gniezno – an important place of remembrance.
Private entrance, free parking and breakfast on request – stay at Klinkierowa Komnata.