Winyle Tour #2: Kobranocka, Proletaryat, Closterkeller, Poznan

What's interesting in Poznan?

Poznan is not the most typical Polish city. Several times he passed from the Poles to the Germans, was part of the social camp. It coexists a variety of architecture, modernism coexists with neo-Gothic and is interspersed with the construction of the late 20th - early 21st century. In addition to the weighty German past, there is a dialect called "gvar", unemployment is the lowest in the country, and residents are often accused of excessive economy.