The building at 9 Kramarska Street (formerly part of Wroniecka Street) has a fascinating history. In the 18th century, it was owned by Augustyn Schoeps, a renowned Poznan sculptor. It was he who created the famous Proserpina Fountain, the only one to have survived in its original form in the Old Market Square. He is also the creator of the sculpture of Moses in All Saints Church and the only known statue of King Stanislaw August, located in the Town Hall’s Courtroom.

During the interior design process, it was this sculpture that became the main theme of the project. In the apartments, you’ll find noble, natural materials, such as larch wood floors and original, exposed brick walls, which highlight the historic character of this place.

Amenities for a Comfortable Stay

At Schoeps Residence, we’ve provided practical amenities that elevate the standard of every stay:

• 24/7 Access: All apartments are equipped with modern combination locks, allowing for keyless entry and check-in at any time of day or night.
• Modern elevator: The building has an elevator to facilitate access to the upper floors (please note that the ground floor requires climbing a few stairs).
• Free Wi-Fi: Fast, free wireless internet is available throughout the property, allowing for unlimited work and entertainment.
• Convenient hours: Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM the following day.
• Parking nearby: There are three paid parking lots on the adjacent Stawna Street, which our guests can conveniently use.

Schoeps Residence Near the Poznan International Fair (MTP)

The apartments at 9 Kramarska Street are an excellent logistical base for participants in business and trade fair events. The distance to the MTP grounds is just 2.2 km, ensuring quick and convenient access by both car and public transportation. After an intense day of business meetings, instead of the routine of a traditional hotel, you’ll enjoy a comfortable rest in historic surroundings.

Poznan boasts over a thousand years of history, and when you stay at 9 Kramarska Street, most of the city’s major landmarks are right at your fingertips.

Ostrow Tumski – The Birthplace of Poland

The oldest part of Poznan and one of the key enclaves in the country’s history. It was here in the 10th century that the powerful Piast stronghold stood, where the symbolic baptism of Poland took place in 966. The island’s most important landmark is the Archcathedral Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul (Poznan Cathedral), the final resting place of the first Polish rulers. Also worth visiting are the interactive Genius Loci Archaeological Reserve with original relics of the stronghold, the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Archbishop’s Palace, and the Lubranski Academy.

The Old Market Square in Poznan

Built in the 13th century, the square is the heart of city life. At its center stands the Renaissance Town Hall, where every day at noon you can watch the famous show of butting goats on its tower. Right next to it, you’ll see the historic Pillory and colorful guild houses. During your walk, be sure to visit the Baroque Poznan Parish Church with its stunning interior and the Royal Castle perched on a hill, offering a view of the surrounding area.

Imperial Castle – Monarchy, Science, and Art

This Neo-Romanesque residence was built in the early 20th century for Emperor Wilhelm II as the last imperial castle in Europe. After World War I, it housed the Mathematics Department of the University of Poznan, where the eminent Polish cryptologists Marian Rejewski, Jerzy Rozycki, and Henryk Zygalski cracked the code of the German Enigma cipher machine. Today, it is home to the vibrant Zamek Culture Center, galleries, an arthouse cinema, and the Animation Theater.

Other noteworthy places in Poznan:

• Malta Recreation Area: A lake, a year-round ski slope, and a rope park - perfect for an active day.
• National Museum in Poznan: Extensive collections of renowned Polish and European paintings.
• Poznan Palm House: Located in Wilson Park, it is one of the largest exhibitions of exotic plants in Europe.
• Swietego Marcina Street: A famous thoroughfare in Jezyce, perfect for relaxing in atmospheric cafés.
• Enigma Cipher Center: A modern, interactive museum dedicated to the achievements of Polish mathematicians.

Choosing an apartment on Heyrent.com is an excellent alternative to traditional hotel rooms, combining spaciousness, independence, and a home-like atmosphere. Our interiors combine high style with full functionality. You’ll find more space, privacy, and comprehensive amenities here, creating ideal conditions for work and relaxation for couples, families, or business travelers. The central location of Schoeps Residence right next to the Old Market Square provides immediate access to local cafes, restaurants, shops, and public transportation.

Book directly, with clear terms, and 24/7 support from our team.

Check out the available apartments at Schoeps Residence and book your stay in the heart of Poznan on Heyrent.com!