Winogrady
Looking for a place in Winogrady? Here is what the area is like, which universities are nearby, and how to find a verified room or flat.
Winogrady is Poznań's green, spacious northern district, built largely in the 1970s and 80s as a planned housing estate but softened over the decades by mature trees, parks and the kind of quiet that students chasing deadlines genuinely need. The neighbourhood feels open and unhurried, with good supermarkets, a local market and plenty of green space for running or cycling. Rents here are among the most accessible in the city, which makes Winogrady a smart choice for anyone watching their budget without wanting to sacrifice comfort.
Although there is no campus directly in the district, Winogrady is one of the best-connected places in Poznań for students heading to UAM's large Morasko campus to the north. The PST fast tram line, which runs from the city centre through Winogrady, makes the commute feel far shorter than the distance on a map suggests.
The fast tram (PST) runs straight to UAM Morasko and the centre.
Park Cytadela, Park Szelągowski
The PST fast tram connects Winogrady directly to the city centre in a matter of minutes, without the stop-and-go of regular city trams. For the UAM Morasko campus you change to a bus towards the northern end of the line, making the overall journey comfortable and reliable.