Poznań Weekend Activities & Things to Do
Weekend in Poznań
This itinerary focuses on maximizing fun while keeping costs down, featuring a mix of free public spaces and engaging ticketed attractions. Flexibility is key, especially with younger children and unpredictable February weather. Public transport is generally efficient, and many locations have parking options.
Friday Evening - Family Fun
Friday, February 20Croissant Baking Fun
Discover the delicious history of Saint Martin's croissants and participate in an interactive baking show.
The museum offers shows in English, usually once a day. It's a fun and engaging sensory experience for the whole family.
Recommended for all ages, highly interactive. Pre-booking for the English show is recommended via email. Shows last about 45-60 minutes.
Located in the Old Market Square, easily accessible by public transport (trams, buses to Stary Rynek stops). Limited street parking in the Old Town area.
Family Dinner & Play
Enjoy a relaxed dinner at a family-friendly restaurant known for its impressive children's play areas, allowing parents to unwind while kids continue their fun.
Features dedicated kids' corners. Suitable for ages 3-12. High chairs and changing facilities likely available.
Accessible by car with likely street parking or by public bus/tram routes stopping nearby.
Saturday - Adventure Day
Saturday, February 21Tropical Palm House
Step into a tropical paradise at Poznan Palm House, one of Europe's largest, featuring 10 pavilions showcasing diverse plant ecosystems and a rich aquarium with tropical fish.
It's a perfect escape from the cold winter weather.
Children under 3 free. Expect to spend 1.5-2 hours. Café available on site. Aquarium is a highlight for kids. Stroller friendly. Open Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (cash desk until 4:00 PM).
Parking available along ul. Matejki or ul. Berwińskiego (paid zone). Also accessible by public transport to Park Wilsona.
New Zoo Exploration
Explore the expansive New Zoo, home to a vast array of animals.
During the winter break (Feb 14 - March 1), the zoo offers daily meetings with animals, including wolves, elephants, giraffes, and bison at specific times.
Children will love the free trackless train to navigate the large grounds. Playgrounds and picnic areas are available. Zoological workshops are offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11:30 AM, included with the ticket.
Public transport (bus) or car. Parking available at the zoo. The free train helps with strollers across the large area.
Old Market Square Charm
Wander through the picturesque Old Market Square, admire the colorful tenement houses, and try to catch the famous mechanical goats butting heads daily at noon on the Town Hall (or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere and architecture).
Free activity. Great for a stroll, people-watching, and absorbing the city's atmosphere. There are many cafes and souvenir shops around. Suitable for all ages.
Central location, easily accessible by numerous tram and bus lines. Parking is difficult in the immediate vicinity; consider nearby paid parking lots.
Indoor Play Fun
Let the kids burn off their remaining energy at Holiday Park Education & Fun, the largest indoor playground in Wielkopolska.
It features a huge 'monkey grove,' inflatables, a climbing wall, a fairytale cinema, building blocks, and even bowling.
Activities for various age groups, from toddlers to older children (ages 3-12+). Parents can relax while children play in a safe environment. One price for unlimited play. Open until 8:00 PM on Saturday.
Accessible by car (parking available) or public transport (trams, buses to Głogowska stops).
Sunday - Relaxed Day
Sunday, February 22History & Heritage
Explore Brama Poznania ICHOT (Gate of Poznan), an interactive museum that tells the story of Ostrów Tumski, the birthplace of Poznan and Poland.
It offers engaging multimedia exhibits and audio guides specifically designed for children in English.
Great for older children (6-12) who enjoy interactive learning. Allocate about 1.5-2 hours. Family ticket available. Open Sunday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM (last entry 6:00 PM).
Located near Rondo Śródka, accessible by tram and bus. Paid parking available on nearby streets like ul. Gdańska or ul. Bydgoska.
Old Zoo Stroll
Visit the Old Zoo, a charming, smaller zoo more akin to a city park with animals.
It's a relaxed, free activity perfect for a leisurely walk and close-up views of some animals without the crowds of a larger zoo.
Free entry for everyone, making it very budget-friendly. Features a playground and a paid ropes park for older kids (if open in winter). Good for younger children due to its smaller size. Stroller friendly. Open every day.
Located about 2 km from the Old Town, accessible by public transport or a short taxi ride. Street parking may be available.
Citadel Park Walk
Enjoy a refreshing walk or some outdoor play at Citadel Park, a large green space in Poznan.
If there's snow, it's a popular spot for sledding. It offers wide open spaces for children to run around and explore sculptures and monuments.
Free activity, perfect for fresh air and stretching legs before heading home. Dress warmly for February weather. Suitable for all ages.
Accessible by public transport (trams/buses to 'Cytadela' or 'Armii Poznań' stops). Limited parking around the park perimeter.
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