Destination Poznań: A Hidden Culinary Gem

Poznań may not be the most obvious or popular destination, but it is well worth visiting. The capital city of the Greater Poland region, it is renowned for being one of the most photogenic towns in Poland, on account of its monumental town hall, whose famous mechanical goats pop out of the clock tower to announce the strike of noon with a small dance; its town square flanked by buildings with brightly coloured façades; and its red-brick Gothic churches contrasting with the calming greenery of the banks of the River Warta. As one of the oldest cities in Poland, it is steeped in history, while its galleries, museums and esteemed cultural events, as well as international trade fairs and conventions also attract visitors.
But there is one more reason to head to Poznań - food! 2023 saw the publication of the MICHELIN Guide’s Polish selection, which for the first-time lists restaurant recommendations for three cities, Warsaw, Kraków and Poznań, marking the latter’s debut in the MICHELIN Guide.
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Amazing! Poznań, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, also boasts a diverse and burgeoning culinary scene.