Overview
Kórnik is a compact historic city in Greater Poland, 18 km southeast of Poznań, best known for its Dzialynski Castle with medieval roots and a fascinating Kórnik Library containing rare manuscripts including a first edition of Nicolas Copernicus's Works. The Arboretum is one of Poland's largest dendrological parks with over 3,500 tree species.
Architecture · Day Trips · History · Museums · Nature
Before you go
Connectivity
Mobile coverage is standard Polish 4G/LTE. WiFi is available at hotels and some restaurants.
Culture
Kórnik is named after the Dzialynski Castle, once owned by the Gorka family. The town celebrates its literary connection to Nobel laureate Wisława Szymborska in nearby Bnin.
Money
Poland uses the złoty (PLN). ATMs and card payments are available at most hotels and restaurants.
Transport
Kombus bus #501 is the most convenient option from Poznań, running twice hourly from Rondo Rataje. Parking on the main square is cheaper than near the castle.
