Gniezno — one of the capitals in 10th–11th century with the oldest archcathedral (from the year 1000), famous for its chapels and bronze Gniezno Door from 12th century, a modern and interactive Museum of the Beginnings of Poland, picturesquely situated between lakes
Gołuchów — with a beautiful renessaince castle and the aurochs stockyard
Gorzów Wielkopolski — the biggest town in and one of the capitals of the voivodship
Kalisz — the oldest city in Poland, classicist town mentioned in Roman cronicles already in 2nd cent
Kłodawa — with the biggest operating salt mine in Poland
Poznań — with a history going back to the end of 9the century, full of monuments from all epoques, including the oldest polish church (and the oldest cathedral) from 960s, beautiful gothic and baroque Old Town and buildings from the turn 19/20th century erected by Prussians
Wolsztyn — world-famous for its working steam trains depot, the only opened one in Europe; also offers wonderful lakes, an open-air museum and the Robert Koch Museum
Zielona Góra — a big city in and one of the capitals of the voivodship, the Polish wine capital
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