Cheap Flights to Poznan from £33

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Compare the latest airfares to Poznan, lastest prices from just £33 return. Ryanair has flights to Poznan from Liverpool and Edinburgh twice a week and WizzAir has departures from Luton and Doncaster daily except Saturday.
Poznan is an important city in county Wielkopolski in the heart of Poland, roughly halfway on the route between Berlin and Warsaw. Poznan Lawica Airport is about 4 miles to the west of town and has a bus service. Poznan has good train connections with many cities in Poland including Bydgoszcz, Gdansk, Katowice, Kolobrzeg, Krakow, Szczecin, Swinoujscie, Torun, Warsaw and Wroclaw.
Only prices for return direct flights to Poznan are displayed.

Doncaster to Poznan	from	£55	with WizzAir
Edinburgh to Poznan	from	£33	with Ryanair
Liverpool to Poznan	from	£33	with Ryanair
London Luton to Poznan	from	£37	with WizzAir

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60
Weekend flights to Poznan start from only £33.

To compare more prices to Poznan, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Poznan by Month

November	from	£33
December	from	£34
January 2021	from	£37
February 2021	from	£44

March 2021	from	£50
April 2021	from	£69
May 2021	from	£92

If travelling from the north, check prices from Northern England - Poznan fr. £33

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Poznan Airport Transfers (POZ)

Poznan Lawica Airport (POZ) is one of the oldest local airports in Poland and lies 4 miles west of town, not far from the main Berlin - Warsaw highway 2.
Taxi	20 Mins into town taxi fare should cost about £5.
Bus	Express Line L runs to the station from the airport, city bus line No 59 also goes to the centre of Poznan and journey takes half an hour, the last stop (Rondo Kaponiera) is 1/2 mile away from the railway station. Tickets and bus information in the arrivals hall.
Train	No train connection to airport. Poznan Central station is on Dworcowa Street and has good train connections to Warsaw, Berlin and major cities in Poland including Bydgoszcz, Gdansk, Katowice, Kolobrzeg, Krakow, Szczecin, Swinoujscie, Torun, Wroclaw.

Places worth seeing

Poznan Town Hall - Striking 16th century Renaissance building, also houses the History Museum.
Cathedral of St.Peter & St.Paul - Splendid 14th C. Gothic edifice.
Stary Rynek - This delightful old market square is surrounded by wonderful Renaissance and Baroque merchants houses.
Museum of Musical Instruments - Old instruments from all over the world.
Ethnographics Museum - Wielkopolska and other folk art.
Archaeological Museum - Polish and Slavic antiquities are housed in the 16th C. Renaissance Gorki Palace.
Raczynski Library - Magnificent Neo-classical building featuring 24 Corinthian columns.
Przemyslaw Castle - This once royal castle now contains the Museum of Applied Art.
National Museum - Polands best collections of Old Masters.
St. Stanislaw Parish Church - Beautiful Baroque church with ornate facade.
Poznan International Fair - A large trade fair in June, plus exhibitions and shows take place yearly in Poznan.
The Palm House - Many thousands of exotic plants grow in over 10 glass pavilions.
Kierskie Lake, Malta Lake - Popular watersports and recreation areas close to the city.

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