3 Wolności Square in Poznań, Modern monument in central Poznań, Poland.
The building at 3 Wolności Square is a modern structure standing among commercial properties that surround a rectangular plaza in the city center. Its glass facade forms part of the streetscape that defines this urban square.
The building was erected in 1937 under architect Jadwiga Dobrzyńska and reflects the modern construction style of the prewar period. It stands on a square with significance for Poland's recent independence.
The square served as a gathering place where city residents came together for important moments. Today the surrounding structures still shape how people use this space and reflect its role in local life.
The building is centrally located and easily accessible by tram and bicycle paths, with underground parking available below. Visitors can walk around the square and view the surrounding shops and buildings at their own pace.
The square was the site of the 1918 Greater Poland Uprising, when a signal to begin the rebellion came from the Hotel Bazar across the way. This event connected the city to a moment in Poland's independence movement.
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