Biskupin is a food day trips in Poznań.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Guided tour · 2.5 - 5 hours
Sample traditional Polish food and get to know local flavors. Try various dishes, appetizers, and desserts and pick up insights into local customs, traditions, and his...
2 hours
Enjoy a romantic Italian dinner in Poznań with live music. Savor a menu of refined Italian cuisine, toast with fine wines, and immerse yourself in a romantic atmosphere.
3 hours
Enjoy a wine tasting and dinner experience in Poznań. Savor a selection of at least 8 wines and indulge in a specially crafted dinner with classic Italian flavors.
Tip: Visit during the September Archaeological Festival; period-correct cooking demos on open fires are the main reason to go.
Gniezno, 30 minutes by train from Poznań, is the first capital of Poland and the seat of the country's oldest cathedral, with regional Greater Poland.
TipCombine a cathedral visit with lunch at one of the Rynek bistros; the gęsina (goose) on Sunday menus is the seasonal hit.
Kórnik, 25 km south of Poznań, is a Greater Poland market town built around a neo-Gothic castle with one of Europe's oldest arboretums and lakeside Polish.
TipEat at a lake-side bistro after the castle; the smoked-fish plates from Kórnik Lake are the local pick.
Rogalin, 25 km south of Poznań, is the Raczyński family palace and the 800-year-old Lech, Czech and Rus oaks, with a palace bistro pouring Greater Poland.
TipPair Rogalin with Kórnik; both sit within 10 km of each other and split a Sunday well between two regional lunches.