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ul. Łaskiego (Wzgórze Lecha), 62-200 Gniezno, woj. wielkopolskie
The primatial basilica stands on Lech Hill in Gniezno, regarded as Poland's first capital, about 50 km from Poznań.
The present Gothic building dates from the 14th-16th centuries. The cathedral is the sanctuary of St. Adalbert and the site of the coronations of Poland's first rulers.
The famous Romanesque Gniezno Doors from the 12th century with 18 scenes from the life of St. Adalbert, the relics of St. Adalbert, the crypts and a viewing terrace.
For those interested in the history of Poland, the Piast Route and Romanesque art.
Open year-round; hours are available on site and from the sightseeing organiser.
Gniezno, Lech Hill; a guarded car park nearby, road and rail access from Poznań.
