A multimedia account of the birth of Poland, on Lake Jelonek.
The exhibition runs from the early strongholds, through the baptism and the Congress of Gniezno, to the fragmentation of the realm. Reconstructions, models and projections instead of glass cases with captions.
It works with no preparation and very well with children. It combines naturally with a walk by the water and the view of the cathedral from the far shore.
approx. 20 min walk
Twenty minutes on foot, on the far side of Lake Jelonek from the cathedral. The nicest route runs through the old town and along the promenade.
Worth slotting in with Jelonek and the cathedral. Allow an hour and a half, two with children.
No ticket and no connection needed – comfortable shoes are enough.
Twenty minutes on foot, on the far side of Lake Jelonek from the cathedral. The nicest route runs through the old town and along the promenade. No ticket and no connection needed.
A multimedia account of the birth of Poland, on Lake Jelonek. Among the highlights: Twenty minutes on foot, Multimedia exhibition, Very good for children, On Lake Jelonek, About 1.5 hours.
We recommend it especially for: Families with children and anyone wanting the town’s context. From ul. Mieszka I 39 the railway station is 7 minutes on foot, and the bus stops are closer still.
A historic fan-shaped roundhouse with a turntable, five minutes away.
approx. 7 min walkA 750 mm narrow-gauge railway with its station by the main one. Seasonal, on a shortened route.
approx. 25 min walk or by busThe town beach and bathing area – two kilometres north.
A private bathroom cabin, self check-in and a central location – stay at Podziemne Arkady.