Historical Museum of Poznan

Inside the town corridor, this historical center shows an intriguing and top notch presentation on the town's history, and the building's unique insides are justified regardless of the section cost alone. The Gothic vaulted basements are the main stays of the principal town lobby. They were at first utilized for exchange however later turned into a prison. This is one of the most famous historical museum in the city.

The main floor is home to three marvellous rooms. The biggest, the lavishly ornamented Renaissance Hall, is a genuine jewel, with its unique stucco work and artistic creations from 1555. The second floor contains ancient rarities from the Prussian/German time frame, archives showing city life in the 1920s and '30s, and a gathering of fascinating memorabilia from the previous two centuries.

Before the working, close to the primary passage, is the pr?gierz (whipping post), once the site of open floggings – and of more genuine punishments. The first smaller than normal model killer, who went with the post, dating from 1535, is in plain view in the gallery. Visitors come to visit this historical place with their friends and loved ones. You can come to visit, explore and experience this place more.