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Blooming flowers and trees, charming corners, intriguing traces of the past – that’s Cytadela Park in a nutshell. In season, you can see both flying dogs and the biggest music stars here. It’s a perfect place for a family walk, a game of badminton, or relaxing on a deck chair: Poznań’s largest park offers almost unlimited possibilities.
It is one of the oldest parks in Poznań and the heart of the Sołacz district. In the past, social life flourished here during concerts, dances, festivals, and popular boat trips on the pond. Today, it centers around the restaurants located in and along the park. From Sołacki Park, you can easily walk to Lake Rusałka — a popular destination for bike trips, beach barbecues, or, in season, a concert by a local band.
It is an area of exceptional natural value and a favorite walking spot for many residents of Poznań. Stretching along the Bogdanka stream valley, Wodziczki Park encourages outdoor recreation not only along its walking paths, but also in the outdoor gym and, for the youngest visitors, at the playground.
A place with a long history and a unique atmosphere. It offers ideal conditions for spending your free time in peace and quiet. From here, it’s just a short walk to be back among the crowds, by the Warta River, or at the Old Market Square.
Close to
culture
In addition to a high standard of living, residents of Pulaskiego19 can also enjoy high culture. Nearby, there is the Grand Theatre with a repertoire for lovers of classical works, as well as the more eclectic CK Zamek, home to the Pałacowe Cinema, where concerts and exhibitions renowned throughout Poland are regularly held.
Close to
entertainment
Poznań’s nightlife takes place in the city center, at the Old Market Square, and of course in Jeżyce. It’s a good thing that these three districts surround Pulaskiego19. Thanks to this, there will always be an opportunity to go out for a romantic dinner for two or enjoy a glass of wine with friends.
Close to
the city center
You can quickly reach the very center from Pulaskiego19 on foot or by bike. For those who sometimes prefer to leave the car in the garage, there are tram lines right nearby, and you can catch a bus on Wielkopolska Avenue.
Close to
education
From Pulaskiego19, you can reach Collegium Da Vinci on foot in just several minutes, as well as the Faculty of Law and Administration and the Faculty of Polish and Classical Philology at Adam Mickiewicz University. Living here will therefore be an excellent starting point for a student — a start into the future as well!
