Just a step away
from Poznań’s largest park
The proximity of Citadel Park delights with its expansive landscape architecture.
You step out into a vast, green space that allows you to catch your breath and be closer to nature – whenever you need it
HISTORY
The park was created in the 1960s on the site of a former Prussian fort. During turbulent times, it was intended to protect against enemy attacks. Today, it offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. From a former stronghold, it has transformed into a symbol of peace and reconciliation, a cult destination for leisure activities, and a haven for lush flora and fauna.BIODIVERSITY
Citadel Park attracts visitors with its vast expanse and infrastructure suitable for active visitors. It provides a balanced landscape thanks to numerous lawns, forests, water bodies, gardens, meadows, and a thoughtfully designed network of promenades. History, art, and lush nature flourish on nearly 100 hectares.
550
plant
species
501
beetle
species
50
bird
species
20
species of
mammals
MASSIVE ATTRACTIONS
Monumental stairs
Unrecognized installation by Magdalena Abakanowicz
Bell of Peace and Friendship
Between Nations
Amphitheater
Rosarium
Museums Poznań Army Museum
Exhibitions of aircraft, helicopters, and military vehicles
EXPLORE YOUR OWN
Wide paths, shaded alleys, interesting terrain, and floral diversity encourage exploration in many ways – by bike, rollerblade, scooter, on foot, or with a stroller.
Vast expanses of lawn, designed to resemble meadows, are perfect for a picnic, while the atmospheric Rosarium – terraces adorned with 18,000 rose bushes of 40 different species – are perfect for relaxation.
Discover your own piece of Poznań,
get lost in the greenery, and find peace.