Cheap Flights from London to Poznan

Poznan is a beautiful city with a blend of old town charm and modern developments. Situated along the Warta River, it is one of the oldest cities in Poland with a rich Renaissance heritage. The capital of Wielkopolska province, it is also known as University Town with over 60000 students studying in various educational institutes here.

Tip – Poznan is well connected through its network of trams and buses. If you're planning to use public transport, you can pick up season tickets that allow for unlimited travel for 1, 2 or 3 days in the city.

Getting to Poznan

Poznan Lawica Airport (POZ) is one of the oldest in Poland, conveniently located 5 kilometres to the city centre. Buses are the cheapest and quickest way to reach here with the bus terminal just outside the airport. However, they operate only between 5.00 am to 11.00 pm. Other transit options are available easily to commute across the city.

London to Poznan flights are frequent. You can choose to fly from any of these Airports in London based your convenience. London Heathrow, City Airport, Stansted and Luton all of them have flight options to reach Poznan. Ryan Air and Wizz Airways offer direct flights to Poznan and takes approximately 2 hours of flying time while Lot Polish Airlines, Lufthansa and SAS provide connecting and cheap flights from London and take a little longer to reach the destination based on the stopover city.

Tip – To avail best deals and find cheap flights book your tickets well in advance. Flying on a weekday will get you big savings.

Must do in Poznan

Poznan will give you some interesting entries in your travel diaries. A mechanical billy goat clock tower installed in 1551 at the town hall is the place to be when it strikes 12 every noon. The clock door opens and two billy goats appear and butt their horns 12 times. There’s an interesting tale on this which is best heard from your tour guide or the locals while enjoying the finest beer at the local brewery. Relish the famous croissants, pastries and other local delicacies like Polish dumplings, cabbage rolls, pancakes, hunter stew and other comfort food at local restaurants and street stalls. Little ones will enjoy a ride on small gauge and steam engine run Maltanka trains or vintage trams and buses while the beer enthusiasts will enjoy a guided tour to Old Brewery 50 50. Imperial Castle, Lake Malta, Cathedral Island, Citadel Park, Old Market Square, Palmahaz, ICHOT, National Museum are some other interesting places to visit while in Poznan.

Tip – Kupala Night celebrated during the second half of June is a spectacular event when thousands of Chinese lanterns are released in the sky to celebrate love - a Slavic tradition continued for centuries.

Accommodation in Poznan

Poznan offers a great choice for accommodation to suit every budget. Customise your search to find one suiting your needs from a premium boutique hotel to cheap deals on bed and breakfast. Stay near the city centre or near a famous landmark like Poznan Botanical Gardens, Dendrologic Garden, Enigma Code Breakers Monument or Prozerpiny Fountain. You can also find some Great Hotels near the Lawica Airport or Poznan Glowny Railway Station. Since it’s a city with ample student population, you can also find youth hostels perfect for backpackers and budget travellers.

Tip: A tip of 10% or 1 - 1.5 euros in smaller establishments is customary when you visit the eateries in Poznan.

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