Top 10 food & drink things to do in Poznan

1. Private traditional Polish food tasting tour in Poznan

Two to five hours of food tasting across three venues — traditional Polish dishes and drinks, plus a guided tour of Poznan’s Old Town highlights.

2. Private Polish beer tasting tour in Poznań

Choose between 2, 3, or 4 hours — sample Polish beers at local venues alongside food pairings, with insights into brewing history.

3. Polish dinner with vodka in a local home

Two hours in a local home — taste two traditional Polish dishes, dessert, coffee or water, and three shots of Polish vodka.

4. Private romantic tour of Poznań

Two hours with a local guide — explore Poznań's most romantic spots and uncover enchanting historical love stories.

5. Private walking tour of Poznań's Old Town and key landmarks

Two to five hours walking through Poznań's historic Old Town, including attractions like Market Square, Fara Church, and optional Museum of Armored Weapons.

6. Four-hour guided walking tour of Poznan's highlights

Four hours exploring Poznan on foot with a private guide — highlights include the Old Town, Imperial District, and Cathedral Island.

“This tour was fantastic! The 3-hour experience was packed with captivating facts, humorous stories, and stunning historical architecture that went by quickly. I highly recommend joining Victor, our knowledgeable, entertaining, and respectful guide. We enjoyed several breaks during the tour, making it quite enjoyable. Thank you!”— Anna_K

7. Private 3-hour guided tour of Poznan's Old Town

Three-hour walking tour led by a private guide — explore Ostrow Tumski, the Old Town, and Freedom Square while learning the history behind each landmark.

“Joanna was a fantastic and charming guide. She took us to many interesting locations in Poznan. I highly recommend both the tour and Joanna as a guide.”— 941gregge

8. Walking audio tour of Poznan's history and culture

Two hours on foot through Poznan, starting at Wolności Square, exploring key landmarks, local legends, and architectural highlights.

“We had not experienced a self-guided tour before, but it turned out to be quite enjoyable. Initially, it was a bit cumbersome since we had to download an app, but once we started using it, it became user-friendly. The best part is the flexibility to stop for shopping, dining, or visiting museums any time we wanted. We usually prefer not to engage in private tours, as they feel a bit awkward with just one guide, and there weren't any group tours or buses available in Poznan. This option served as an excellent alternative. We explored all the major sites with informative descriptions and even replayed some of the commentary at specific locations. I would certainly consider this style of touring again.”— jbruno2293

9. Two-hour guided walking tour of Poznań

Two hours through Poznań's Old Town and Imperial District, exploring key sights like the Town Hall and Imperial Castle with a knowledgeable guide.

“The tour in Poznan with Victor as the guide was outstanding. He possesses deep knowledge of history and effectively brings the city's and Poland's past to life in an engaging manner. Despite challenging weather conditions, the tour proceeded seamlessly and at a comfortable pace. Victor was willing to address all my inquiries and provided additional context that enriched the experience. Since I was the only participant, he included a few interior visits (with no entry fee), which was a pleasant surprise and added more variety to the tour. Additionally, he offered excellent recommendations for dining and activities afterward, which proved to be perfect. In summary, it was a thoroughly enjoyable and well-organized tour—highly recommended, as it became one of the highlights of my time in Poznan.”— barbaratL4093GA

10. Historic walking tour of Old Town Poznan

Two hours on foot — explore Old Market Square, Town Hall, Royal Castle, and more, while learning key events in Poznan's history from 10th century to 1918.

“This tour was truly wonderful, and Margret was exceptional. She provided a wealth of information, and I gained a deeper understanding of Poznan and Polish history.”— Brandon_S