Attractions

Poznan, known for its Renaissance Market Square and the famous goats on the Town Hall, attracts tourists with both historic and modern attractions such as the Old Brewery and the Malta Thermal Baths. It is also one of the most important business centres in Poland – it is here that international trade fairs are held, attracting entrepreneurs from all over the world.

Gdansk, the pearl of the Polish coast, impresses with its unique combination of Gothic architecture and maritime climate. Długa Street, the Crane and the World War II Museum are among the many attractions that attract tourists from home and abroad. But Gdansk is not only about history – it is also a thriving business centre, especially in IT, logistics and maritime industry.