Booking-Europe.com in Poznan
If you want to visit the beautiful Poznan and you are looking for hotels or any particular accommodation in Poznan , you are in the right place. Booking-Europe.com has the online hotel reservation solution for you! All hotels in Poznan , presented via Booking-Europe.com, are constantly monitored to offer you only the best available "value for money accommodation" in the Polish on-line hotel market. Nearly every kind of hotel in Poznan features on our site: whether you are looking for a luxurious accommodation in Poznan , a cheap hotel / discount hotel in Poznan or perhaps a Polish airport hotel, these can all be found on Booking-Europe.com.

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No margins added, no reservation costs, no cancellation costs (clear info per hotel), direct email confirmation of your booking and very user friendly to make your search to the Polish hotel you are looking for as simple as possible. You will find very high discounts on room rates and real time room availablity of hotels in Poznan . In addition to that we provide you information about Poznan . Like where to eat, what’s going on, how to get around and what you must see.
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 Poznan: General Information
Located by the Warta River it is most likely the oldest city in Poland ,making it an important historical center. Poznan's impressive cathedral is the earliest church in the country, containing the tombs of the first Polish rulers: duke Mieszko I, king Boleslaw the Brave, king Mieszko II, dupe Casimir I the Restorel, duke Przemyslaw I and king Przemyslaw II. Today the city is a vibrant center for trade, industry, and education. Poznań is Poland's 5th largest city and 4th biggest industrial center. It is also the administrative capital of the Greater Poland Voivodship.
This island is where the city originated and ‘where Poland began’ according to Pope John Paul II. Legend has it that three Slav brothers called Lech, Czech and Rus met at this island having not seen each other for years. The city was named to commemorate their reunion, poznac being Polish for ‘to meet'. A castle was built on the island in the 9th century, and by the 10th century it had become a major centre of the Piast state. This is the spot where Poland adopted Catholic baptism and where the first bishopric was established in 968.