Guide to Poznan for 3 days

Day 1: Historical heart of Poznań

1. Old Market Square (Stary Rynek): Start your day by visiting one of the most beautiful market squares in Europe. Admire the colorful facades of historical buildings and watch the Poznań tradition of the two goats butting heads at noon on the town hall clock.
2. Town Hall (Ratusz): Visit the Museum of the History of Poznań, located in the town hall. The exhibits will tell you about the city's development through the centuries.
3. Royal Castle (Zamek Królewski): This medieval castle is now a cultural center where exhibitions and concerts take place. Explore its architecture and visit the current exhibitions.
4. Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski): Visit the Archcathedral Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul, one of the oldest in Poland. Learn about the baptism of Poland that took place here.
5. Dinner in a traditional restaurant: Try Polish cuisine in one of the restaurants on the Old Market Square, for example, żurek or bigos.

Day 2: Culture and art

1. National Museum (Muzeum Narodowe w Poznaniu): Visit the museum to see a collection of Polish and world art, including works by masters such as Jacek Malczewski and Jan Matejko.
2. Castle Cultural Center (Centrum Kultury Zamek): This building, also called "the Castle," was once the residence of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Numerous exhibitions and cultural events are held here.
3. Citadel Park (Park Cytadela): Spend time outdoors in this extensive park, where you can see military equipment exhibitions and take a walk along green alleys.
4. Polish Theatre (Teatr Polski): Attend an evening performance or concert at one of the city's main theaters.
5. Dinner in a modern setting: Find a restaurant or cafe with modern international cuisine in the Jeżyce district or on the Warta riverside.

Day 3: Entertainment and relaxation

1. Poznań Zoo (Nowe Zoo): Visit one of the largest zoos in Poland to see a variety of animals from around the world.
2. Malta Lake (Jezioro Maltańskie): Spend time at this artificial lake: ride bikes, go for a catamaran cruise, or visit Malta-Ski, a center for summer and winter activities.
3. Stary Browar Gallery: Shoppers will appreciate this center that combines shopping and art. Don't forget to stop by one of the local bakeries for a snack.
4. Poznań's culinary delights: To end your trip, try international cuisine in one of the city's exclusive restaurants.
5. Evening in the Old Town: Enjoy your last evening strolling through the cozy streets of the Old Town, picking up souvenirs along the way.

These three days in Poznań will allow you to immerse yourself in the city's rich history, art, and culture, while also enjoying the beauty and atmosphere of the city.