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Discover Poznan’s charming Old Town and indulge in the region’s famous croissants on this private 3-hour walking tour led by a local guide.
The Poznan Old Town and Croissant Museum Private Walking Tour offers a captivating journey through one of Poland’s most beautiful cities. For $146 per person, this 3-hour experience combines sightseeing, storytelling, and a delicious regional treat. Led by a licensed guide, the tour highlights Poznan’s stunning architecture, vibrant atmosphere, and legendary croissants, making it ideal for history lovers and foodies alike.
This tour’s strength lies in its private setting, allowing for personalized attention and flexibility in the itinerary. While the duration is just enough to enjoy the key sights comfortably, it’s best suited for those interested in a compact yet rich overview of Poznan’s historical and culinary treasures. The tour begins at the Parish Church of St. Stanislaus and finishes back at the same meeting point, making logistics straightforward.
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The tour kicks off in front of the Parish Church of St. Stanislaus (Fara Church), located at Gobia 1A, 61-834 Poznań. This stunning Baroque church is a perfect introduction to Poznan’s architectural beauty, featuring ornate chapels with 16th-century crucifixes and Virgin Mary statues. From here, the guide begins to unfold the city’s stories, legends, and secrets.
Walking from this central location, the route explores Poznan’s medieval town square, Market Square, and surrounding historic sites. The easy-to-access meeting point ensures a smooth start for guests arriving from various accommodations.

A significant part of this tour involves viewing Poznan’s famed architecture, such as the Town Hall, which holds a legendary story about goats. The Market Square is lively and lined with medieval buildings, giving visitors a vivid sense of the city’s past.
The Palace of the Dziayski family and the Gorki Palace are also on the itinerary, showcasing the city’s historical grandeur. Alongside these structures, the fountain of Proserpina adds to the scenic charm of the area. The Fara Church and the former Jesuits Collegium further deepen the understanding of Poznan’s cultural heritage.

One of the distinctive features of this tour is the focus on local legends and stories, like the amusing tale about goats perched atop the Town Hall. The guide shares amusing anecdotes about Poznan’s history, such as stories involving Bamberka and other historic figures, which enliven the sightseeing experience.
These stories are woven into the sightseeing of medieval landmarks, making history engaging and memorable. The narrative approach helps visitors connect more deeply with the city’s past and its folklore.
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A highlight of the tour is the visit to the Croissant Museum, a famous spot for making St. Martin’s Croissants, known locally as Rogal. The museum show provides a fun and educational view of Poznan’s culinary traditions, illustrating how these white poppy seed-filled croissants have been a regional delicacy for over 150 years.
Visitors get the chance to see the Rogal Master demonstrate the croissant-making process, learn about local customs, and pick up the recipe. The tasting of fresh Croissants offers a delicious reward, providing a perfect balance between learning and indulgence. This experience gives an authentic taste of Poznan’s food culture in a lively, interactive setting.
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With a private guide, this tour offers the flexibility to tailor the experience according to the group’s interests. The guide’s expertise ensures that visitors see Poznan’s highlights efficiently, without feeling rushed. It’s also wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for a wide range of travelers.
The private nature means that questions and specific interests can be addressed during the tour, creating a more personalized and engaging experience. The meeting point and end location are conveniently the same, simplifying logistics.

The 3-hour schedule balances sightseeing and tasting comfortably, with enough time to absorb Poznan’s atmosphere without fatigue. The group size is private—meaning small groups or individual bookings—which enhances interaction and allows the guide to focus on your particular interests.
Guests will appreciate the well-paced itinerary, which smoothly transitions from architecture to legends and finally to culinary delights. The adaption of the itinerary to the group’s preferences ensures a relaxed and enjoyable experience.

This tour is designed to be wheelchair accessible, accommodating travelers with mobility needs. The meeting point in front of the Fara Church ensures straightforward access. The tickets to the Croissant Museum are included, and the show and tasting are part of the package.
Booking is flexible with options to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Payment can be made later, offering financial flexibility for travelers planning their trip.

This experience is perfect for visitors who want a comprehensive yet relaxed overview of Poznan’s history, architecture, and cultural traditions. It’s especially suitable for food lovers, story enthusiasts, and those seeking a personalized guided experience. The private setting makes it ideal for couples, families, or small groups looking for a more intimate exploration.
The $146 price for this 3-hour private tour offers good value, considering the inclusion of entry tickets, tasting, and the expert guidance. The combination of sightseeing, storytelling, and culinary experience provides a well-rounded introduction to Poznan.
While the tour covers many highlights efficiently, it’s best suited for those with moderate mobility and an interest in local legends and food. The personalized approach and interactive croissant experience make it stand out among city tours.
This tour delivers a delightful and informative glimpse into Poznan’s history, architecture, and culinary culture, making it a memorable part of any trip to Poland.
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Is this tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for travelers with mobility needs.
What is included in the price?
The private guided tour, tickets to the Croissant Museum show, and tasting of St. Martin’s Croissants are included.
Can I customize the tour?
Yes, the tour program can be adapted to the group’s preferences, allowing for some flexibility during the walk.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing peace of mind for your travel plans.