Blow Up Hall Hotel

The centre of Poznan buzzing with restaurants, bars, cafes and al-fresco dining. With various museums and historic architecture in Baroque and Renaissance styles remains one of the most picturesque in Central Europe.

Dating back to the 13th century and formerly seat of the city council remains one of the most valuable Renaissance architecture monuments in central Europe.

Last imperial German Kaiser William II's edifice built in Europe, the symbol of German domination in Poznan region.

Dating back to the 13th century, the castle was the residence of Polish kings.

Destroyed and remodeled several times, the first Poland's cathedral is a must to see. Its crypt dated 12th century contains the bodies of Poland's first rulers - Mieszko I and Bolesław the Great.

Poznan Archaeologcal Museum is one of the oldest (Est. 1857) and greatest Polish archaeological museums. Permanent exhibitions: - prehistory of Greater Poland (the Poznan Region) - origins of the Polish State - Ancient Egypt - archaeology of the Sudan More at: http://www.muzarp.poznan.pl/

The Poznan Brewery, on of the Poland's biggest, organizes half a day long tours through its premises. A must for all beer lovers.

The Poznań International Fair (MTP) is the leader of the Polish trade fair market and the second largest exhibition organiser in Central Eastern Europe. It ranks 33rd on the world list of trade fair cities (data: AUMA 2008).

This is a place where business develops art, and art develops business; where everyday pleasures: shopping, business dinner, coffee with mum, a night out with friends, become meetings with art. Here you can touch art, experience art and, most importantly, be part of its creation. Over 200 shops, 15 restaurants, 13 cafes, a theatre, a concert hall, a dance studio, several exhibitions rooms, an 8-screen cinema, Blow Up Hall hotel, 3 music clubs and a historic park - all in the center of Poznan, in a historic setting of the 19th century industrial architecture of an old brewery.