Gniezno

Gniezno is a historic city in Poland renowned as the country's first capital and an important religious center. It was established in the 10th century and is famous for its cathedral, where the first Polish kings were crowned and buried. Gniezno played a vital role in early Polish statehood and Christianity, serving as a political and spiritual hub. Today, it offers a mix of medieval architecture, cultural traditions, and historical significance, making it a key destination for understanding Poland’s origins and heritage.