Palm House in Poznań, Botanical garden with palm house in Poznań, Poland.
The Palm House in Poznań is a glasshouse complex in Wilson Park with multiple pavilions housing around 17,000 plants representing about 700 species. The collection displays environments from the Mediterranean, subtropical zones, tropical regions, savannas, and deserts.
This glasshouse was founded over 110 years ago in Wilson Park and has remained the largest of its kind in Poland ever since. The structure has endured through decades, shaping the botanical landscape of the country.
The name reflects its role as a tropical plant repository, and visitors encounter regular educational programs exploring plant life and ecosystems. The adjacent Concert Shell space connects this botanical site to the local arts calendar through periodic performances.
The site is open Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 to 17:00, with adjusted hours during winter months and specific holiday closures. It helps to check opening hours before visiting and allow ample time to explore all the pavilions.
The complex also houses Poland's first public aquarium with 37 tanks displaying 170 fish species and 40 aquatic plant varieties from different world regions. This aquarium often goes unnoticed by visitors despite being an important part of the site.
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