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Poznan Poland

  • 20-07-2017 8:00am
    #1
    Abhainn
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    Appreciate any experiences of Poznan please?
    Tentatively planning the Poznan marathon there in mid Oct. Would bring the family (4 of us , kids 11 & 8) for 3 night stay. We’re well experienced in travelling. Airport seems close and hotels seem reasonable.
    Views on the city, restaurants things to do etc.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    goochy
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    expect rude sullen people , that's what I experienced in Poland and east Europe in general.


  • #3
    schemingbohemia
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    Was there during Euros, found people very nice. We didn't really do much other than the match and pints the night before and of but old town centre was nice.


  • #4
    spurious
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    Poznan is on my list to do, it's supposed to be a really pretty city , as many of them are. Having been to Poland many many times can't say I'd agree people are sullen. They have a peculiar sense of humour - very Irish I thought.

    Great country to bring children. Very safe. The kids might get a laugh out of the goats on the clock in the city centre.

    Expect really low prices for almost everything, once you veer away from tourist haunts. A few words of Polish will get a great reaction, no matter how dreadful your accent is.


  • #5
    finbarrk
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    Food and drink were good, and exceptionally good value anyway. I was there during the football last year. The square is a nice place to pass away a few hours eating and drinking.


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