Poznań Cathedral: Poland's Oldest Cathedral

Located on Ostrów Tumski Island, the Poznań Cathedral (Archcathedral Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul) is the oldest cathedral in Poland. Despite enduring centuries of natural disasters and the devastation of wars, it was rebuilt after World War II. Lamp posts along the streets feature hollow crown emblems, signifying the site's designation as a national historical monument. The surrounding area is very peaceful. Walking across the reconstructed Jordan Bridge, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the cathedral from the river.