Car hire in Poznan allows you to travel comfortably even though this Polish city experiences very hot summers and cold winters. Although the city does have extensive public transport, you may not want to have to wait for a bus or a train when it is snowing, which is not uncommon on Poznan.
Instead make use of the fact that Poznan is conveniently located on the A2 motorway. There are many good reasons to visit Poznan and car hire should form part of your plans, among them the fact that it is a retail land business centre. The Galeria Malta in Poznan is one of the largest shopping malls in Europe.
Poznan Mini Guide
Once you have got to the centre of Poznan you may wish to park up and walk as there is not much parking and the city centre is quite compact anyway. The name Poznan means 'to meet' in polish and the city's heart is called Cathedral Island as Polish priests, bishops and monks used to meet there.
With daily opening times from 8am to either 4pm or 7pm (depending on the day) and an admission fee of only 0.70 cents the Ostrow Tumski is well worth seeing. Don't miss St. Peters and Paul's Cathedral or The Our Lady Church, an impressive old Gothic building.
The historical town of Poznan is located in the west of Poland and it is a large city. As the first capital in the country many Poles see Poznan as the birthplace of their country.
Poznan can be easily accessed by plane and the international airport there has flights to cities all over Europe with carriers including the low cost airline Ryanair and Wizzair. Our helpful and friendly staff are happy to meet you as soon as you have cleared customs at the airport and show you to the car so there is no hold up to your schedule.
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