Royal Castle

My first visit in Poland was Pozńan. It was closed at 16:00, but I arrived at 15:30 p.m. The observatory was over, but I asked them to let me see it politely, and I could see beautiful old city in Poznań. Finally I came down after watching it before 16:00(relief) There's no need for words. It's so beautiful!!! beautiful!

Pretty art Polish and Flamish. Nice collection of Nederland tales from Rotterdam and Amsterdam. Lovely jewerly collection and unique Hair neclace, Victorian earrings. Go on Tueday when its completly free.

ALOT OF STAIRS!! To get to top observation area, but worth it. Lift was out of order

We went on a Sunday and I don't know why but the staff told us it was free entry that day. Very nice view from the roof and a lot of interesting items throughout the museum. Cloakrooms staff were rude, but everyone else working there was lovely.

Firstly, to my surprise & delight, entrance is free on a Tuesday. If you go up to the top of the Tower, onto the outside terrace, you get good views of the Old Town and beyond. A lift takes you up 6 floors and then it's just a few steps to the top. The exhibition of artifacts itself is very good and I particularly like the way they've designed the lighting, many glass cabinets of internal lighting or spotlights directed from high above. This really cuts down or eliminates back refection in the glass which often interfers with viewing/photographing items. The collection covers furniture, ceramics, glass & metal, weapons, jewellery etc. Items presented here cover a period from middle ages to modern times. The other thing to mention is that information on the exhibits is also given in English.

First of all - you should visit this place. Second - whoever put the Mario sign there is a genius and should get an award. This castle is a full replica, new building, very nicely made, very positive vibes, has two floors with a 360 panorama, holographic images, trophies in an exposition, historical data, place to sit and paint. I loved it and wasn't even listed as a top attraction. The entrance fee is as low as 4 euro, I felt like I'm in Bulgaria

The museum itself is quite nice however the service was poor. The workers seemed quite angry as if they didn't want to be there, security follows you around literally everywhere aka. Your being stalked, the lift to the tower was broken and toilets on the first floor shut down.

Nice architecture. The museum is quite small but has interesting objects shown. The staff spoke English, however the text is in polish (we used our phones to translate so it didn't change much).