Teatr Polski w Poznaniu

The Polish Theater in Poznan is one of the oldest and most renowned theaters in Poland. Founded in 1875 on the initiative of the citizens of Poznan, it is a symbol of Polish tradition and culture.

The theater's facade proudly displays the inscription 'The Nation Itself', reflecting its importance as a national stage during the partition of Poland.

The theater has four stages: Main Stage (300 seats), Paint Shop (100 seats), Gallery (40 seats) and 'Basement under the Stage' Stage, offering a variety of performances - from classic plays to modern productions.