Fly to Poznan from Liverpool
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Poznań is a stunning and historical city in Poland, and with Liverpool to Poznań direct flights available, you can be there in just over two hours! With so many incredible architectural sights to see and fun activities to do, you’ll definitely need to prepare your itinerary in advance. Ryanair offers cheap flights to Poznań, making it the perfect destination for an interesting yet affordable holiday.
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Why you should go to Poznań
As one of the largest and oldest cities in Poland, Poznań is the perfect place for a weekend break, whether you’re travelling as a family, with friends or on your own. A city that has a bit of everything, Poznań is a cultural and economic hub with mediaeval architecture, trade fairs and a thriving cultural scene.
The Old Town in Poznań is an absolute must-see. From awe-inspiring architecture to sculptures and historical artefacts that adorn the streets, it is the perfect place to explore, as well as grab a bite to eat. The OId Town is centred on the beautiful Stary Rynek (Old Market Square), which is dominated by the 16th century Town Hall and a line of narrow, multi-coloured townhouses, which were originally used for trade purposes. The square is a picture-perfect location with so much culture and history to explore. East of the square is a bridge that crosses to the quiet island of Ostrów Tumski, and this houses Poland’s oldest cathedral, Cathedral of St John the Baptist. It’s definitely worth a visit!
If you’re a bit of a culture vulture, Poznań has a lot to offer from the Philharmonic Orchestra’s classical music concerts to Arsenal City Gallery’s art exhibitions. Make sure to research what’s on and experience Polish culture while you’re in the city.
When you should go to Poznań
The best time to visit Poznań depends on your own preferences, though many visit between May and September. If you’re looking for hot weather, July and August are when it’s warmest, though the summer months are also usually the rainiest in the year. May and June have both warm and cool days with highs of 15 to 19°C and lower rainfall so these months can be a good time to visit if you want to avoid peak tourist season.
If you are visiting during late June, make sure you get involved in the Kupala night. Every year on the shortest day of the year, thousands of lanterns are released into the sky across Poznań. During late June and July, you can enjoy the Malta Theatre Festival, which takes place across a number of venues in the city including theatres, parks and squares.
Where to stay in Poznań
The most popular area of Poznań to stay is Stare Miasto, where the historical Old Town is located. This is a very convenient and picturesque area to stay in, with easy access to major landmarks such as Old Market Square. You can walk the cobblestone streets, visit the Town Hall and try a range of dining options, from international dishes to traditional Polish cuisine.
For something a little different, check out Poznań’s trendiest neighbourhood, Jeżyce, which has a range of aesthetic coffee shops, as well as cool bars and restaurants and offers a greener, calmer experience. You can stroll through the Botanical Gardens or around Lake Rusałka for an escape from the buzz of city life.
Łazarz has a rich architectural heritage with beautiful villas and palaces dating back to the 19th and 20th centuries. You can also enjoy Wilson Park here, which has fountains, rare plants and an impressive palm house. An oasis not far from the centre of Poznań, Łazarz is a great place to stay.
Poznań is a city filled with affordable B&Bs, chic boutique apartments and luxury hotels. No matter where you want to stay, you can find somewhere on Booking.com to suit your style and budget.
What to see and do in Poznań
- Mechanical billy goats
Make sure you don’t miss the mechanical goats in the Old Market Square. At the heart of the square is Poznań Town Hall, which has three turrets and a clock tower. Since 1551, every day when the clock strikes noon, two iron billy goats come out and face each other before butting heads 12 times while crowds gather to watch. - Malta Lake and the Maltanka train
Located next to one of the two zoos in Poznań, Malta Lake is the perfect place to go and chill out in the sunshine. Aside from the exciting summer toboggan run, there is skiing, tree climbing and other fun activities available at the lake for everyone to get involved in.
You can also venture to the northern shore of the lake where the Maltanka train takes passengers all the way to the New Zoo. An absolute favourite for all ages! - National Museum
Over 165 years old, the National Museum in Poznań is one of the oldest and largest in Poland. With both permanent and temporary exhibitions, there are countless pieces of art to be admired here. The most famous of these is Poland’s only Claude Monet, ‘La Plage à Pourville, soleil couchant’, which was returned to the museum in 2010 after being stolen in 2000.
How long does it take to fly to Poznań?
Flights from Poznań to Liverpool typically last around two hours and 15 minutes. Ryanair operates direct flights from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Poznań–Ławica Henryk Wieniawski Airport (POZ). The time zone in Poznań is GMT + 1.
If you are planning to book one of the Ryanair flights to Poznań, you might want to browse our Transport Section for information about onward journeys or use our Car Rental booking facilities.
What currency do they use in Poznan?
The currency used in Poznań, Poland is Polish złoty (zł).
| Time Zone | Currency | Flight Time | Carriers | Airport Code |
| GMT + 1 | Polish złoty | 2hr 15 | Ryanair | POZ |
