How to get there?

Poznań is well-connected in terms of public transport and micromobility. Events taking place here can be reached by various means of transport.

• by bus – the “Rondo Śródka” bus stop is located 400 metres from the bridge, at Rondo Śródka; alternatively, the “Katedra” bus stop is also 400 metres away, on Wyszyńskiego Street.
• by tram – the “Rondo Śródka” tram stop is located 400 metres from the bridge, at Rondo Śródka; alternatively, the “Katedra” tram stop is also 400 metres away, on Wyszyńskiego Street.

By car – quick drop-off and pick-up (kiss & ride) is possible from the Zagórze Street side.

Parking: the bridge is located within the Paid Parking Zone, which operates Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Parking fees can be paid at on-street parking meters (some accept coins only) or via mobile app. The nearest parking spaces are located along Zagórze Street.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities: designated blue parking spaces are located 200 metres from the bridge, on Ostrów Tumski Street (near the entrance to the cathedral). Parking in marked spaces for people with disabilities within the Paid Parking Zone is free of charge for eligible vehicles. If the designated spot is taken, it is permitted to park in the space directly adjacent to the occupied one.

Scooter

In Poznań there are electric scooter rentals operated by operators such as Uber/Lime, Bolt or Dott. However, there is an obligation to leave the scooter at Hop&go mobility points, marked with information plates with a blue bubble and the white inscription “Hop&go”. The obligation to leave rented scooters at the points presented above applies to areas covered by the Śródmieście Paid Parking Zone and the Paid Parking Zone, i.e. the Old Town, Jeżyce, Wilda, Łazarz, Ostrów Tumski, Śródka and Piotrów. Failure to leave the scooter at the designated Hop&go point will result in the inability to terminate the rental and the fee will continue to be charged. In locations outside paid parking zones, it is recommended to leave shared equipment at Hop&go points, but this is no longer obligatory.

More information and the locations of Hop&go points can be found on the website of the Municipal Roads Authority in Poznań: Micromobility

By bike

Poznań is well connected when it comes to cycling infrastructure. The city offers over 138 kilometers of dedicated bike paths and more than 97 kilometers of shared pedestrian and bicycle paths. Bike racks can be found right next to or very close to the Hop&Go locations listed above in the “E-scooters” section.

As part of Malta Festival, the Nextbike city bike system is available. Bicycles will be accessible 24/7 and ready to rent at multiple locations across the city.

You can find a map of stations, step-by-step instructions on how to use the bikes, and detailed pricing in the Festival Bike. 

By taxi

There are several taxi companies operating in Poznań. Information about them and their telephone numbers can be found on the official website of the city of Poznań: TAXI corporation in Poznan.

Taxis for people with disabilities are provided by Hanna Florczak “EURO-TAXI”. Transport is available 24/7. A taxi should be ordered at least 12 hours in advance by calling + 48 61 811 11 11 or sending an e-mail to centrala@euro-taxi.com.pl. More information can be found on the official website of the city of Poznań: Transport for people with disabilities

Event location

Bishop Jordan Bridge is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Cybina River.

The space where the event takes place

The event takes place inside a vintage “ogórek” bus.

Toilets

There are no toilet facilities on the bus.

Accessibility tools

Assistance dogs and guide dogs are welcome on board – a free ticket must also be booked for the dog. Please bring your dog’s certificate and up-to-date vaccination record to present to the event staff.

Return / after the event

The event ends during daytime public transport operating hours.

Support before and during the event

If you need information about specific solutions for space accessibility or a festival event, just let us know. You can write an e-mail to: natalia.dabrowska@malta-festival.pl or call/send a text message to: +48 691 058 711.

If you need support during the event, please tell volunteers wearing festival T-shirts and badges around their necks or security staff. In case of emergency – call:  +48 691 058 711.