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Poznań Town Hall is a Renaissance gem in the Old Market Square, rebuilt between 1550 and 1560 by the Italian architect Giovanni Battista di Quadro. Its distinctive three-story loggia and rich attic conceal the mechanism of Poznań's famous billy goats, which butt their horns every day at noon. The interior houses the Poznań History Museum, with its representative Great Hall and Royal Hall. The building has a turbulent history of fires, destruction, and reconstruction, and its tower, with its eagle and bugle call, has become a symbol of the city. It is a must-see in Poznań, particularly attractive to cyclists stopping in the city center for a short break.

On weekends, it's incredibly crowded, and sometimes it's difficult to cycle, especially along the Maltanka cable car route. During the week, it's much more pleasant; you can even easily do a few laps.

a spring in the forest but I don't know if I would risk it

Riding the so-called: path along the Warta; is hardcore - after such a trip the bike is only good for repairs /at the bicycle factory along the route/. I've been there. I do not recommend.

Beautiful building and courtyard.

A great place in Bobrowniki to rest, especially if you're on a longer hike... there's a good picnic shelter (it can get crowded with cyclists) and picturesque views of the Warta River.

The beautiful Żabi Staw, near the Warta River, is protected as a natural monument. It can become overgrown, but beautiful flowers bloom on its surface in spring.

Many say that it is the most picturesque and largest rock in the Załęcze National Park. It is large - the walls are about 25 meters high. As for the name, there are various legends, from the one that a woman accused of cheating on her husband hid here to the one that witches gather here for the Sabbath!