2.The squirrels of Kalisz – can you find them all?

Red fur, bushy ears, fluffy tail and a craving for nuts – the squirrel has long been considered a symbol of the Kalisz City Park. The friendly rodents have recently been immortalized in the form of bronze figurines placed in some key locations across the city centre. Take a stroll and see what all of them are up to!

For more information about our squirrels, click HERE.

3. Kalisz of the Piast Dynasty

Of all the cities in Poland, Kalisz has the oldest written record of its history. It is believed to have been mentioned by Ptolemy as Calisia as early as in the 2nd century AD. Discover its history by seeing the reconstructed Slavic settlement of Zawodzie and explore some of the oldest building in the city.

For more information on the historic route, click HERE.

4. Sports and recreation

Beat the summer heat and conquer chilly winters – Kalisz has a year-round offer for those who want to stay active regardless of the season. No matter if watersports or gentle strolls are more your speed, Kalisz has got you covered.

See our ideas for a day of outdoor activites HERE.

5. Murals and street art

Discover the world of modern art found on the walls of buildings in Kalisz. The city has often hosted artists, both local and international, and encouraged them to adorn the structures with their craft. History, characters and ideas all find their home in the streets of Kalisz.

To find a guide to where you can find those works of art, click HERE.

6. An evening of culture for all

Good music, thrilling dramas, works of art of the highest caliber – all that and more is on offer at the cultural institutions of Kalisz. The city is home to many events, concerts and performances throughout the year and these establishments are the cornerstone of artistic life in Kalisz.

You can find out more about them HERE.