The heart of Gniezno – townhouses, cafés under the arcades and the monument to Bolesław the Brave. Ten minutes on foot.
You can walk the square in a quarter of an hour without losing sight of anything. Townhouses of various vintages, cafés and restaurants under the arcades – the one part of town where places to eat stand close together.
It sits exactly between us and Lech Hill, so you cross it whatever you are visiting. In the evening, lit façades and lighter traffic.
approx. 10 min walk
From ul. Mieszka I you head north-west along built-up streets – ten minutes at an easy pace.
The square is the hub of any sightseeing here: five more minutes uphill to the cathedral, or downhill the other way to Lake Jelonek.
No ticket and no connection needed – comfortable shoes are enough.
From ul. Mieszka I you head north-west along built-up streets – ten minutes at an easy pace. No ticket and no connection needed.
The heart of Gniezno – townhouses, cafés under the arcades and the monument to Bolesław the Brave. Ten minutes on foot. Among the highlights: Ten minutes on foot, Cafés and restaurants under the arcades, On the way to Lech Hill, Attractive lighting after dark, Free, at any hour.
We recommend it especially for: Your first stop off the train, and an evening stroll. From ul. Mieszka I 39 the railway station is 7 minutes on foot, and the bus stops are closer still.
Baroque interior and a monastic cloister beside the old town, on the way to the Market Square.
approx. 10 min walkThe monument to Poland’s first king, a few steps from the Market Square.
approx. 5 min walkA historic theatre five minutes away, with a regular programme.
A private bathroom cabin, self check-in and a central location – stay at Podziemne Arkady.