Poznań

Food & Drinks

The culture of eating has strong roots among Polish people ⁠— let your professional private guide show you the best dishes from Polish cuisine in 2, 3, or 4 carefully chosen local venues. At these places, you will get a special chance to try, compare, and choose your favorite flavors from a wide range of traditional dishes. Combine each option with a guided tour of some of the highlights of Poznan as you go from one venue to the next.  Choose the 2.5-hour option to try a basic set of food in 2 places, including different kinds of dumplings, Polish meats, and other specialties, in addition to one soft drink and cake and coffee/tea (excluding soup and beer). On the 3.5-hour tour, taste tradition Polish food at 3 different venues. Sample 3 kinds of dumplings, different kind of polish meats, other specialities, traditional soup, in addition to one soft drink or beer, as well as cake and coffee/tea. During the tastings, your guide will tell you about some Polish traditions and customs and what meals are related to which occasion.  To explore the culture of Poland even further, opt for the premium 5-hour option, which combines your food tasting and sightseeing with your choice of a beer or vodka (with 8 types of each to choose from). Take a more extensive walk with your guide and see the highlights of Poznan city after a delicious feast.

Throughout this beer tasting tour in Poznan you will sample the best Polish popular, craft, and regional beer. You will get to know Polish beer, including its history and Polish tradition and customs. You will also learn how Poznan has a huge tradition of craft beer. This fun and cultural evening will offer an insightful introduction to the world of Polish beers. You'll spend time privately with your group of friends or family, with your guide taking care of you personally and explaining to you each beer that you will drink. You will sample beers from major Polish breweries, as well as specialty regional beers from regional Poland and craft beers from microbreweries located in Poznan. You will also be treated to Polish appetizers at your first venue, with each venue you visit providing a different experience, including a unique atmosphere and a selection of beers for you to choose from. During the 2-hour option you will taste a set of 7 beers and some appetizers at 3 different venues. If you want to try more flavors of vodka then the 3-hour option is for you, which will see you sampling 11 beers at 4 different venues with appetizers which are the perfect match to vodka. There is also the option to choose a 4-hour tour if you would like to have the best combination of Polish vodkas and traditional food in 5 venues. Throughout this option you will enjoy 13 beers and more food than you are able to eat.

On this amazing party tour, you'll get a great combination of facts and vodka-fuelled experiences. Get together with friends or family and sample white, flavoured vodka as well as a unique liqueur, and play a game to compare the flavors. The guide will teach you how to drink vodka in the Polish fashion, tell you about the occasions at which the Poles drink vodka, and why it's the national drink. You'll come away with knowledge about the history of Polish vodka and Polish culture. All of the places on the tour have been carefully selected to showcase atmospheres that reflect different periods of Polish history and culture.  You'll also be able to taste Polish appetizers, which pair perfectly with vodka. There are 2, 3 and 4-hour versions of this tour available. During the 2-hour option, you will taste a set of 5 vodkas and appetizers at 3 different venues. With the 3-hour option, you can try 7 special shots at 4 different venues with appetizers which are the perfect match. If you want to try even more, then there is a special 4-hour option with a combination of Polish vodkas and traditional food over 5 venues. Sample 10 vodkas and lots of different Polish foods.  The 2-hour version of the tour allows you to sample the following:  White vodka Flavoured vodka (Nuts, Lemon) Liqueur (Gold Water) Absinthe (70%)

Pub Crawl Poznan is an amazing nightlife activity where local guides take you on an adventure through the selection of the best bars and clubs in Poznan. Starting at21:00 next to the City Hall at Stary Rynek 1 St. find your guides holding up the Pub Crawl sign. In the first bar you will enjoy drinks discounts and drinking games. In each next bar there will be a welcome shot waiting for each of the participants. To make things even more crazy, you will have a chance to go out from your comfort zone and do a challange. Show off and have fun! At the end you will enjoy the free VIP club entry and dance your way through the night until the late morning. This is your night to be a rockstar!

Start your tour with a visit to the Gothic Cathedral on Ostrow Tumski island, the site of the baptism of Poland in 966 A.D. Passing the Chrobry Bridge, enter the splendid Old Town, famous for the Renaissance Town Hall dominating over the Market Square. Stroll along the charming streets to discover the impressive baroque church and the Franciscan Church with a miniature model of old Poznan. Continue walking to the Freedom Square surrounded by the historical 19th century buildings: the National Museum, Raczynski Library, Bazar Hotel, and Arcadia. Then, transfer to the Ulan Brewery, where you will learn all the techniques of beer production and the origin of bubbles. After this fascinating tour, you are invited to the brewery pub for a well-chilled beer. Cheers!

Explore Poland’s 5th-largest city, a historic destination is known for its colorful, Renaissance-style builds and old-world charm. Start the city tour at the Main Square, one of the most picturesque market squares in Poland. The colorful townhouses create a fairytale atmosphere around the Town Hall which is located right in the middle of the square. It is a 16th century renaissance masterpiece. Today it houses Museum of History of the City of Poznan. At noon you can watch the traditional duel of the Town Hall goats.  Move on to one of the local shops or bakeries and buy a delicious St. Martin’s croissant, a symbol of Poznan.  Have a stroll over to the Imperial Castle. Its Neo-Romanesque style will surely take your breath away. It is a  historical palace just in the middle of the city, which served as the provincial residence of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Built in the first decade of the 20th century, it is the last imperial residency built in Europe. It was designed to resemble medieval strongholds to symbolize the rule of the German Emperor in Wielkopolska region during annexation of Poland by Prussia. Walk a few steps further to the Adam Mickiewicz Square and see how different phases of the history interweave in just in one place. Allow a moment of reflection next to the Monument of the June 56’ Protest Victims, known as the Poznan Crosses (Krzyże Poznańskie). It is a monument commemorating the events of Poznań June 56, the first of several massive protests against the communist government of the Polish People’s Republic. Next, go on to see the impeccable Archcathedral Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul. Located on an island called Ostrow Tumski, it is surrounded by 2 rivers, the Warta and the Cybina. The Cathedral is of the oldest Polish churches. It dates back to the beginnings of Christianity in Poland in the second half of the 10th century. In the cathedral vault, you will see the tombs the first 2 Polish sovereigns.