Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #7 in Poznan, Poland

St. Jerzy - a modernist parish church of the Catholic Church located at ul. Freedom in Poznań.

Wikipedia: Kościół św. Jerzego w Poznaniu (PL), Website

The Monument to the Murdered Policemen of the Second Republic of Poland of the Poznań Voivodeship – a monument located in Poznań on the Rev. Jerzy Popiełuszko Housing Estate, near the Church of St. George.

Wikipedia: Pomnik Pomordowanych Policjantów II RP Województwa Poznańskiego (PL)

The Monument of Krzysztof Komeda-Trzciński is a monument to Krzysztof Komeda located in Poznań at Przybyszewskiego Street, in front of the Congress and Didactic Centre of the Medical University. Komeda was a graduate of the Medical University of Poznań – an ENT specialist.

Wikipedia: Pomnik Krzysztofa Komedy-Trzcińskiego w Poznaniu (PL)

The Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross – a neo-Gothic temple located at 3 Szamarzewskiego Street in Poznań. It is a parish church, which also serves as a garrison temple.

Wikipedia: Kościół Podwyższenia Krzyża Świętego w Poznaniu (PL), Website

The Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. Florian in Poznań – a parish church referring to the neo-Romanesque style, located in Jeżyce at 3 Kościelna Street. Since 2017, the Lenten station church.

Wikipedia: Kościół Najświętszego Serca Jezusa i św. Floriana w Poznaniu (PL), Website

Tenement house at 35/37 Dąbrowskiego Street – a historic tenement house located in Poznań, Jeżyce, at 35/37 Dąbrowskiego Street.

Wikipedia: Kamienica przy ul. Dąbrowskiego 35/37 w Poznaniu (PL)

Stanisław Moniuszko Park in Poznań – a historic park with an area of 2.2 hectares located in the centre of Poznań, located between Libelta, Noskowskiego, Chopina and Al. Niepodległości streets.

Wikipedia: Park Stanisława Moniuszki w Poznaniu (PL)

Music Salon – Feliks Nowowiejski Museum – a museum dedicated to Feliks Nowowiejski, located in Poznań, at Aleja Wielkopolska 11 in Sołacz.

Wikipedia: Salon Muzyczny-Muzeum Feliksa Nowowiejskiego w Poznaniu (PL), Website

Adam Wodziczka Park - a park located in Poznań's Sołacz, between Aleja Wielkopolska in the south and the Bogdanka valley in the north.

Wikipedia: Park Adama Wodziczki w Poznaniu (PL)

Czesław Pobóg-Prusinowski, pseudonym "Auerbach" – captain of sappers of the Polish Army, independence activist, Knight of the Order of Virtuti Militari.

Wikipedia: Czesław Pobóg-Prusinowski (PL), Url

Monument to the Soldiers of the 2. The monument of the Polish Army in Poznań is a monument located in the Citadel Park located in the Stare Winogrady housing estate in Poznań.

Wikipedia: Pomnik Żołnierzy 2. Armii Wojska Polskiego w Poznaniu (PL), Website

Scout Monument at Za Cytadelą Street – a monument commemorating the fallen and murdered scouts from the Old Town in Poznań. Located on the northern edge of the Citadel, at Za Cytadelą Street at the corner of Żniwna Street.

Wikipedia: Pomnik Harcerski przy ul. Za Cytadelą w Poznaniu (PL), Url

Grain - Epitaph of Life - an outdoor sculpture located in Poznań in the central part of the Citadel Park, between the Rozwarium and the Museum of Armaments.

Wikipedia: Ziarno – Epitafium Życia (PL)

The Museum of Armament in Poznań is a military museum located in the Citadel Park, which occupies the remains of Fort Winiary, a branch of the Greater Poland Museum of Independence at Armii Poznań Avenue in Poznań.

Wikipedia: Muzeum Uzbrojenia w Poznaniu (PL), Website, Url, Facebook, Instagram, Url 0, Url 1

The Monument to the French Prisoners of War – a monument commemorating the French prisoners of war who died in German captivity from the wars of 1870–1871 and 1914–1918. It is located in the southern part of the Citadel, at Armii Poznań Street, on the left side of the stairs leading to the Monument to the Heroes.

Wikipedia: Pomnik jeńców francuskich w Poznaniu (PL), Url

The Monument to the Heroes – a monument in the form of a tall obelisk, located on the southern slope of the Citadel in Poznań, commemorating the soldiers of the Red Army killed in the battles for Poznań in 1945.

Wikipedia: Pomnik Bohaterów na Cytadeli w Poznaniu (PL), Url, Url 0

The Poznań Army Museum is a branch of the Greater Poland Museum of Independence located in the Citadel Park in Poznań. Militaria, photographs and documents are presented here. In the period from May 2010 to October 2013, the museum building was closed due to its terrible technical condition. Since October 2, 2013, the museum has been operating normally.

Wikipedia: Muzeum Armii Poznań (PL), Website, Url, Facebook

The Bell of Peace and Friendship Between Nations is a monument located in Poznań at the Citadel. The bell was cast in the bell foundry of Saturnin Skubiszyński in Poznań at 39 Przełęcz Street. He was the third bell of peace in the world.

Wikipedia: Dzwon Pokoju i Przyjaźni Między Narodami (PL), Url

The Citadel Park in Poznań, Poland is a large park on the site of Fort Winiary, a 19th-century fortified area north of the city centre. It contains a military museum, military cemeteries, and the remains of some of the fortifications. It lies within the Stare Miasto district of the city, south of Winogrady.

Wikipedia: Citadel Park (EN)

Żalki – a group of outdoor sculptures by Krzysztof Sołowiej, located at the Citadel in Poznań, near the Unrecognized, designed by Magdalena Abakanowicz.

Wikipedia: Żalki (PL)

Unrecognized – a set of outdoor sculptures located in the central part of the Citadel in Poznań, near the Museum of Armaments.

Wikipedia: Nierozpoznani (PL), Url, Url 0

Monuments and sculptures at the Citadel – a complex of monuments and outdoor sculptures, located in Poznań, in the area of the Citadel Park.

Wikipedia: Pomniki i rzeźby na Cytadeli w Poznaniu (PL)

Szelągowski Park – a historic park, located in Poznań, on the Szeląg River, on the escarpment of the Warta River valley, north of the city center. This park is adjacent to the green areas of the Citadel. It is a fragment of the northern wedge of greenery.

Wikipedia: Park Szelągowski (PL)