Zamek Królewski w Poznaniu

The Royal Castle in Poznan is a fascinating journey back in time to medieval Poland. Erected in 1249 during the reign of Przemysl I, it was one of the largest and most important castles in the Kingdom of Poland.

Stunning in its architecture combining Romanesque and Gothic styles, it offers visitors many attractions. Among them are mechanical trestles, original representative chambers and the impressive 5-ton throne of William II.

It's a great place for history and architecture lovers, as well as families with children, who are sure to be interested in the castle's curiosities.