Well its nice but it gets old it has cool stuff And it is…read morenot always open the location is bad

Brak transparentności i chaos na parkingu, fatalne doświadczenie. Po pierwsze: fatalne oznakowanie…read moreparkingu, przez które trudno się poruszać. Po drugie i ważniejsze: mechanizm naliczania opłat to taki "ukryty koszt" by maksymalnie naciągać klientów. Nigdzie w widocznym miejscu nie ma informacji, że darmowe 3 godziny (którym tak się chwalą i promują) to w rzeczywistości limit dobowy, a nie jednorazowy. Wyjazd z parkingu nie zeruje czasu parkowania auta! Dowiedziałem się o tym dopiero przy szlabanie, mając do zapłaty rachunek, mimo że podczas drugiej wizyty byłem krótko. Dodatkowo pomimo przedłużenia czasu parkowania w kinie Heliso, jakimś bardzo ciekawym sposobem niewykorzystany czas przedłużonego parkowania jednak jest zerowany po wyjeździe auta z parkingu i po kolejnym wjeździe nie naliczany ponownie (po prostu przepada). Ukrywanie tak istotnej zasady w gąszczu regulaminu, przy jednoczesnym reklamowaniu darmowego postoju, to nieuczciwa praktyka nastawiona na naciąganiu klientów. Radzę omijać i skorzystać z bardziej dostępnych galerii w Poznaniu.

Stary Browar - this is it! The vintage style, size, nice staff, everything is good. The only thing…read morethat I hate the most in here is the AC. Whenever it's winter or summer, the temperature is always very hot. It's the only one thing that I don't like. I still really recommend it.

Awful Shopping Center. No chance to get an overview. Information screens are interactive and…read moreavailable in english, but no proper translation of the categories - all in polish, even if you choose english. You finally found your desired shop and look for a way to get there? Does not work either. Look for an information desk? Signs lead you up, then straight, then up again, then turn around and straight ahead again: you find yourself two levels up to your starting point, crossed the building completely - still no information desk... Found the second building just by surprise. You enter at one level and suddenly you are at level 3 - need to go downstairs to exit to another side. Its highly confusing! The building itself is stunning, but there's a lot of walking to do. And PLEASE give customers a chance to find what they are looking for! Didn't spent a single zloty as i was busy finding my way to the desired shops.

Wow, this place has everything. There's the usual clothing retailers, food court, and typical…read moreshops, but also a complete grocery market, pharmacy, dry cleaners, specialty meat deli, Costa Coffee, banking, tailor, bakery, and ice cream shop. All this in a very beautiful modern shopping center, with gorgeous views of Lake Malta, with floor-to-ceiling windows and seating, where the food court also is. Oh, and there's an adjoining parking garage. Bathrooms: Clean, functional, cute, and spacious.

Very nice shopping mall next to lake Malta. In the summer it's really nice to go outside for a walk…read morearound the lake. Lot's of shops and free parking which is always good. Also there is cinema on the top floor next to a lot of restaurants (fast-food mostly).

Lot's of stores of all the known brands with big labels saying 50% discount and higher but if you…read moreactually compare prices most of the things are the same price or higher. You need to be selective in what you buy in order to actually get a "outlet" deal. Don't get fooled by the labels showing half prices, check on the internet and compare prices. Also, avoid on the weekends... too crowded. Good thing is parking is free.

Good looking shopping mall with HUGE variety of stores and services. You can find anything from…read moreApple products to Gourmet Coffee shop and car dealers (with actual cars you can get inside and check out). I haven't had much time to visit the food court but it seems to have all the normal places you could expect in a place like this. The shopping mall is also adjacent to the train station so it's a great place if you have some time to kill waiting for your train, maybe some late shopping before the trip :) Parking is paid and a bit expensive, I believe you can get some sort of 1 or 2 hours free if you shop a certain amount in Piotr i Pawel there. There is no other way to park car around (close enough) for free. They seem to be still finishing the center and they are placing tolls on the toilets which you will have to pay to use, also to avoid homeless people that live close to train station to use them as their own toilets. Not everyone likes the design (exterior) of the shopping mall and there were a lot of people complaining in Poznan about how they ruined the Train Station, I myself like it since I prefer things with more modern looks. One negative thing is that it's very easy to get lost inside the shopping mall and I couldn't find many information boards, maybe that will change in the future.

M1 is a large shopping centre located in the Franowo retail park (near IKEA)…read more You'll find a good mixture of stores from big brands like H&M and Media Markt to smaller independant stores. Not as high end as what you would find in Stary Browar but worth a visit.

I would say it's the worse shopping center in Poznan from the bigger ones…read more Good thing is that in this area you can find IKEA, M1 which has Real, Carrefour, OBI, Praktiker, Norauto and Decathlon. So huge variety of stuff you can get done all in one place. The floor of the shopping mall always looks dirty, not sure if it's the material they used to make it or because no one cleans :D I much rather drive a bit more and go to Galeria Malta which looks much better and has many more stores (and big brands).