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Poznań is one of the largest cities in Poland, located in the northwest of the country. Over 546,000 people live in Poznań. It has been the capital of Wielkopolska region since 2014. Poznań has many points of interest, including the Old Market Square with its town hall and fountain, Malta Lake for swimming and sports, numerous parks and green spaces, and the cathedral housing important religious relics. Residents and visitors can enjoy shopping at malls, sightseeing at museums and cultural sites, and sports activities across the city.
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- 2. Poznań on the map of Poland
- 3. Main informations about Poznań Poznań is one of the biggest cities in Poland It is situated in the north-east of the country 546 503 people live here The area of Poznań is 261,91km² There is the river Warta here Poznań is the capital of Wielkopolska
- 5. The president of Poznań Since 2014 Jacek Jaśkowiak is the president of Poznań. Befor him, Ryszard Grobelny was the president.
- 6. Patrons and crest The patrons of Poznań are St. Peter and Paul. You can see them on the Poznań’s crest. Peter holds a sword and Paul holds a key.
- 7. Places and monuments in Poznań In Poznań you can see a lot of interesting places and beautiful monuments like The Old Market Square, Termy Maltańskie, Zoo, Museums, City Center, Malta, Culture Castle, Cathedral.
- 8. The Old Market Square The most famous place in Poznań is the Old Markey Square. Every day at 12 o’clock 2 goats appear on top of the tower and they hit 12 times each other. Moreover you can see Ratusz Poznański, Bamberka, fountain and old, pretty houses.
- 9. The Old Market Square Ratusz Poznański 2 goats Bamberka houses
- 10. Sports In Poznan you can practise a lot of sports. You can: Ski – thanks to Malta Ski you can ski even during summer Swim – Termy Maltańskie – the biggest swimming pool in Poland Run – Malta is a perfect place for running
- 11. Sports Football – Inea stadium and our football team (Lech Poznań)usually plays there Athletic – an athletic stadium, you can run, jump, throw a ball here Canoe – people canoe on the Malta Lake
- 12. Shopping There are many department stores. Now, the next department store is being built. It will be the biggest shopping center in Poznań . The most famous ones are: -Poznań Plaza, -Malta, -Poznań City Center, -Old Browar, -Pestka,
- 13. „Green” city Poznań is really „green” city. There are more then 30 parks here! Cytadela is the most popular park in Poznań. You can walk, run, picnic, practice nordic walking, walk with your dog and do many different activities here.
- 14. Cathedral Poznań is a religious city. It has got religious roots. In the cathedral, under the groud there are relices of grave of the first ruler of Poland – Mieszko I and the first king - Bolesław Chrobry. In the cathedral you can see many valuable things, and chapels. One of them is the Gold Chapel. The cathedral is really a beautiful place.
- 15. Different attractions Zoos – there are: Old Zoo and New Zoo Museum – in Poznań we have got a lot of museums for example Archaelogical Museum Culture Castle And many, many others