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| Gniezno Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Gniezno Gniezno ... GNIEZNO was the capital city of the first few of the Piast dynasty rulers of Poland, and from 1000 onwards it has been a seat of an archbishopric, too. The Gniezno cathedral is famous for its twelfth-century, two-winged bronze doors decorated with scenes of martyrdom of St. Wojciech (Adalbert).The capital of the Gniezno District is Gniezno, a town which currently has over 72 thousand inhabitants and fulfils important economic, social and cultural roles. As Poland’s first capital, today it still constitutes the cradle of both the Polish State and Christianity. It also houses the headquarters of the Roman-Catholic metropolis. Over one thousand years of the town’s history have engraved indelibly into its planning and architecture - to this day many interesting monuments have been preserved both in the town itself and its environs. The Gniezno District is conveniently situated both accessibly and strategically on the Wysoczyzna Gnieznienska, which constitutes a part of theWielkopolska Lowland. It encompasses important transportation routes (International Road No. 5) and tourist routes (the Piast Route). The short distance to Poznan and Bydgoszcz (50 km) ensures access to air transportation. Tourist Information PTTK ul. Jana Laskiego (parking), tel. (061) 426 36 60 Tourist Information Office ul. Tumska 12, tel. (061) 428 41 00 __________Sights Edit This Museums Museum of the Origins of the Polish State, ul. Kostrzewskiego 5, tel. (061) 426 46 41 Archdiocesan Museum -, ul. Kolegiaty 2, tel. (061) 426 37 78 (Tuesday - Wednesday 9.00-15.30) Museum of the Firsts Piasts of Lednica – Ethnographic Park of Grand Poland in Dziekanowice, tel. (061) 427 47 91, 427 50 10 Cathedral–visiting with guide from 9.00 to 17.00 – Cathedral Tower entrance from 9.30 to 17.30 ___________Practical Information Edit This Post Offices ul. Chrobrego 36, ul. Pocztowa 2, ul. Libelta 60 d, ul. Sobieskiego 20, ul. Sikorskiego 6, os. Jagiellon'skie 46, ul. Krucza 3 Police 997, ul. Jana Pawla II 2, tel. (061) 426 17 30 Fire-brigade 998, ul. Chrobrego 22, tel. (061) 426 23 01 Ambulance 999, ul. Wyszynskiego _____________Getting Around Edit This Railway station Dworcowa 13 – Information tel. 9436 Bus station ul. Dworcowa 15 - Information tel. (061) 426 38 93 Narrow-gauge railway ul. Wrzesinska 2, tel. (0-61) 426 11 30 Taxi-rank ul. Dworcowa, ul. Mieszka I, ul. Mickiewicza, ul. Staszica, ul. Winiary, ul. Grzybowo (hospital) Radio Taxi telephone numbers: 919, 426 41 61, 9626, 426 87 87, 426 26 26, 9681, 425 32 53, 9682 __________Getting There Edit This Getting to Gniezno. Contributors September 05, 2005 change by j wojtynski [Add Global transport mode] By train to gniezno Edit This Direct regional trains are operating from Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Inowroclaw, Jarocin, Leszno, Torun. Fast trains ('pospieszny') from Gdynia (Gdy. 17.58, Gni. 21.40; Gdy. 15.45 - Gni. 19.31; 12.37 -> 16.35), Olsztyn (6.25->10.37), Wroclaw (16.00->19.08; 9.01-> 12.08; 7.20->10.33), Zielona Gora (9.50->13.03) type: By Rail World66 rating: [rate it] |