Palmiarnia Poznanska (Palmenhaus Poznan)

About

Palmiarnia Poznańska is a botanical haven located in the historic Park Wilsona, boasting the oldest and largest tropical garden in Poland and one of the oldest in Europe. Visitors are welcomed to explore a rich tapestry of plants spanning subtropical, Mediterranean, and tropical climates, featuring dedicated pavilions for each zone. The park also houses a large aquarium, a succulent showcase, a water plant area, and a forested enclosure, offering something for every flora enthusiast. Visitors can walk the pathways between the pavilions, enjoy scenic views of the surrounding park, and indulge in refreshments at the “7 Kontynentów” café. Guests can purchase tickets online or at the ticket office. Guided tours are available in both Polish and English for groups up to 25 people, and additional services such as photography and souvenir shopping are offered throughout the day. Seasonal events, exhibitions, and special activities are regularly organized, while accessibility features—such as ramps and level paths—ensure that visitors with mobility challenges can enjoy the gardens. Whatever your planting passion, Palmiarnia Poznańska offers a verdant escape in the heart of Poznań, where the climate of three continents converges into one remarkable botanical experience.

Highlights

• Subtropical Pavilion
• Mediterranean Pavilion
• Aquarium
• Succulent Pavilion

Must-See Areas

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 3 hours

Tickets & pricing