Discounts at museum and attractions in Poznań

Brama Poznania is a place that uses multimedia and light to tell the story of the beginnings of the Polish state and the Cathedral Island – the seat of Poland’s first rulers and kings. 

It presents over 1,000 years of the history of Poznań’s Ostrów Tumski – from the founding of the settlement to the present day – creating an atmosphere that allows visitors to travel back in time. 

• Discount: 20% off regular and reduced-price tickets upon presentation of a BitterSweet wristband (during the festival). 

• Opening hours (during the festival): 13.08 – 9:00-18:00, 14.08 – 10:00-19:00, 15.08 – 10:00-19:00. 

The Enigma Cipher Centre is a unique, modern and multimedia exhibition that engagingly presents the story of the Enigma code being broken by Polish mathematicians Marian Rejewski, Henryk Zygalski and Jerzy Różycki. 

This story, which began in Poznań, later sparked the digital revolution, and until the end of August, you can also visit the “Summer with Spies” exhibition featuring original ABW spy equipment free of charge. 

• Discount: 20% off regular and reduced-price tickets upon presentation of a BitterSweet wristband (during the festival). 

• Opening hours (during the festival): 13.08 – 9:00–18:00, 14.08 – 10:00–19:00, 15.08 – 10:00–19:00. 

We invite you to the Museum of Chocolate in Poznań! This is a place where you can discover the mysterious and delicious world of chocolate – from bean to bar – and take part in unique workshops where you can make your own chocolate. 

During your visit, you will learn about the history of sweets and enjoy unlimited tastings prepared by a chocolatier – the perfect attraction for anyone with a sweet tooth and a great way to recharge your energy. 

• Discount: 10% (special discount) on admission/workshops upon presentation of a BitterSweet wristband (during the festival). 

• Opening hours: Monday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; workshops start on the hour. 

Potatoes, known as “pyry” around Poznań, are a very interesting vegetable and the fourth-largest crop in the world by harvest volume. 

Poznań Pyra Museum is a modern tourist attraction where, following an engaging and humorous educational trail and accompanied by guides knowledgeable about all things “pyra”, visitors become participants in an interactive tour. 

• Discount: 15% off admission upon presentation of a BitterSweet wristband (during the festival). 

• Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday, according to the current availability in the booking system (please check available times before your visit). 

The Rogalowe Museum of Poznań is a living centre of Poznań traditions and culture, located in the very heart of the city – in the Old Market Square, with a view of the Town Hall tower and its famous goats. 

It is a place for everyone who wants to learn more about Poznań, its unique character, dialect and symbols, with a special focus on St. Martin’s croissants – in an intimate and relaxed atmosphere of live demonstrations, with humour and interaction with Guests. 

• Discount: reduced-price tickets – 37 PLN/person (shows at 12:30, 15:30, 17:00) and 43 PLN/person (shows with the goats at 11:00 and 14:00); booking via the website, with a BitterSweet wristband presented on site. 

• Show times: 11:00, 12:30, 14:00, 15:30, 17:00 (detailed schedule available on the museum’s website). 

The Museum of the History of Clothing is an intimate museum in central Poznań, run by a foundation and entirely dedicated to the history of clothing and textiles. 

Its collection includes dresses, underwear, accessories and fabrics from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, while the “Record of History” exhibition reveals the stories of former owners of the garments and the everyday, usually invisible work of the museum. 

• Discount: 15% off admission upon presentation of a BitterSweet wristband (during the festival). 

• Opening hours: according to the museum’s current information (please check before your visit). 

We invite festival-goers on a journey back in time to the Polish People’s Republic – to a fully interactive museum where you can touch the exhibits, experience the smells, play, learn more and even dress up in clothes from that era. 

Discover the everyday life of Poles 50 years ago – the atmosphere of the Polish People’s Republic comes alive through reconstructed interiors, everyday objects and a space designed to be experienced rather than simply viewed. 

• Discount: ticket for 27 PLN instead of 35 PLN upon presentation of a BitterSweet ticket or wristband at the ticket office (during the festival). 

• Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00, Monday – closed. 

MINS is a place where illusion meets science and art, offering the chance to experience a world previously unknown. Through interactive attractions – from classic puzzles and optical illusions to large-scale exhibits – the museum encourages learning through play. And whenever questions arise, visitors are accompanied by a guide. An upside-down room, a pixel table, levitation – everyone will find something for themselves, regardless of age. 

• Discount: 20% off any selected ticket: regular, reduced-price or family, upon presentation of the wristband on site. 

• Hours / admission: admission takes place at specific times with a guide; independent sightseeing is not possible. 

• Booking: available times are listed daily on the website when purchasing tickets; tickets can also be booked by phone. 

• Important: the number of places for each tour is limited, so booking in advance is recommended. 

Pyrlandia Rope Park is one of Poznań’s favourite attractions, set in a picturesque forest location by Lake Malta. 

A variety of rope courses and zip lines of different difficulty levels offer plenty of outdoor fun, while those who prefer a more relaxed pace can enjoy mini golf. 

• Discount: 15% off all tickets (excluding instructor-led courses) upon presentation of a BitterSweet wristband at the ticket office (during the festival). 

• Opening hours: Monday–Sunday 10:00–18:30 (2026 season; it is worth checking the current opening hours before your visit).