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Church of Sts. John of Jerusalem Outside the Walls |
The Knights Hospitaller (also called the Knights of Malta) were brought to Poznań by Duke Mieszko the Old. At the turn of the 12th and 13th c.) they built a commandry and a church dedicated to St. John the Baptist, or St. John of Jerusalem as he came to be called when the knights founded a hospital ... |
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Poznań Palm house |
Poznan Palm House - educational botanical exhibition facility located in Wilson Park, Poznań. On the surface of 4600 m² (46 000 m³) in 12 pavilions (some are not available to the public - used for reproduction of plants) are presented about 1100 species of plants and 170 species of aquarium fishe... |
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The Holy Savior Church in Poznan |
Church of the Holy Savior in Poznań the historic temple at street Fredro 11 in Poznan, built in years 1866-1869 in the Neo-Gothic style, designed by Augustus Stüler and modified by Julius Hochberger Lutheran. The church was founded by Frederick William IV, who for this purpose has earmarked the sum ... |
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St. Martin's Church in Poznań |
The parish was founded before 1236 but the earliest mention of a shrine (most probably a wooden one) is from 1252. The construction of a brickwork church was commenced in the 14th c. The presbytery was built already in the 14th c. but the rest of the present structure with a nave and two aisles was ... |
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Palatium in Poznań |
Palatium in Poznań - princely palace from age of early Piast dynasty. Later inhibited by kings, built in the western part of Poznan Cathedral Island probably in the mid-tenth century. Palace was under the present church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, had a rectangular shape and was set on the north-sou... |
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Museum of Musical Instruments in Poznan |
Museum of Musical Instruments in Poznan, the only one of this type in Poland, located in the Old Market Square in three historic buildings. It belongs to the National Museum in Poznan.
The museum was established in 1945, and its founder was Zdzislaw Szulc, the first curator. The first publ... |
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Church of St. Anthony of Padua and Franciscan Monastery |
Church of St. Anthony Padarewski and Franciscan monastery in Poznan is located at the bottom of Mount Przemysł (Castle Hill).
Franciscans were brought to Poznan in the first half of the seventeenth century by Bishop Andrew Szołdrski. However, they aroused resentment of other religious orders (mo... |
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Museum of Poznan Bambers |
Museum of Poznan Bambers - the museum is located in Poznan, in a newly constructed building at street Mostowej, next to the Museum of Ethnography. It consists primarily of collections accumulated over many years by the company and placed on deposit by the Poznan families of Bambers. It commemorates ... |
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Poznań University of Economics |
The Poznań University of Economics is one of the most prestigious business schools in Poland. The Poznań University of Economics (PUE) is a major academic institution in the western part of the country attracting students from many parts of Poland. It is the biggest and oldest business university i... |
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Church of St. Francis Seraphic in Poznan |
Church of St. Francis Seraphic in Poznan, usually called the Church of St. Bernard is a baroque church. Has an adjacent monastery located at ul. Garbary 22 opposite to the Bernardine Square. In 1455 Poznan townsman Maciej Czarny with the support of Bishop Andrzej Bniński gave ground to Bernardines. ... |
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