Filharmonia

Poznań


This musical institution holds concerts at least weekly by the house symphony orchestra. Poznań also has Poland’s best boys' choir, the Poznańskie Słowiki (Poznań Nightingales), who can be heard here. Buy tickets at the box office or one hour before performances.


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1. Monument to the Victims of June 1956

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On Plac Mickiewicza you’ll find one of Poznań's most significant memorials, which commemorates the ill-fated workers' protest of 1956. The monument,…

2. Kaiserhaus

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This commanding neo-Romanesque palace, built from 1904 to 1910 for German Emperor Wilhelm II, now houses the Centrum Kultury Zamek.

3. Museum of Poznań June 1956

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Within the grand neo-Romanesque Kaiserhaus built from 1904 to 1910 for German Emperor Wilhelm II, this museum offers details of the massive 1956 workers'…

4. National Museum

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This museum houses an extensive collection of Polish and European art displayed across numerous rooms. Polish painting of the last two centuries is…

5. Castle

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Originally constructed in 1249 and destroyed in WWII, this impressively rebuilt structure today houses the Museum of Applied Arts.

6. Franciscan Church

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Construction of this richly decorated baroque church was begun in 1674 and completed only in 1757. Highlights are its magnificent frescoes, including…

7. Museum of Applied Arts

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Housed within Poznań’s castle (which looks more like a palace), this museum’s collection includes furniture, gold and silverware, glass, ceramics, weapons…