Church of st. Jana Jerozolimski outside the walls - late Romanesque (12th-13th century), a historic church at the Poznań Komandoria near Rondo Śródka. It is one of the first churches in Poland to be built with brick. Until 1832, it was under the care of the Knights of Malta, and currently serves as a parish church. The term "outside the walls" refers to the location outside the medieval city fortifications.

Interesting fact: About 2.5 thousand years ago, there was a pre-Christian cremation graveyard in the place of the present-day church, while in the area of the present presbytery, the dead were buried in earth graves about 1700 years ago (it was also a pagan cemetery).

Source: pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ko%C5%9Bci%C3%B3%C5%82_%C5%9Bw._Jana_Jerozolimskiego_za_murami_w_Poznaniu

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