ZNTK Poznań Reviews

Post-apocalyptic climate in the very center of Pozna . A piece of history that soon disappears for the benefit of more office buildings and blocks.

An interesting seat
It is a pity that most of the equipment is looted

A huge number of places to visit, from ordinary halls to administration buildings. To see everything may miss the day.

Yes, slack. The police sometimes knock into the area but rarely. The juice does not enter there because it is not the railway station. And security rarely leaves the house.

A pearl of Pozna urbex. Unfortunately, despite the bodyguards, the work of destruction is completed by the homeless, scrap metal and vandals. While visiting, you can feel like an abandoned housing estate, the building consists of a dozen or so buildings, including two huge halls.

There is a building with a spiral staircase up. It has probably 4/5 floors. At the top there are holes in the floor, such as a chute of coal or something. And in this room in the wall there is a hole on the door and after it is such a metal rail width of the shoe. If you overcome your fear and go two steps 5 floors above the ground, you enter the roof of the roof, where there are chimneys and you can go to the top
Mega klimacior

A very atmospheric place. I like how many things (thankfully unnecessary) stay there. Everything looks like it was left in a hurry, which adds climate to the location.

A few hours are not enough to explore the whole, especially wanting to be careful. There are a lot of inconspicuous places in the place where you can be damaged, so I recommend that all possible precautions be taken to any visitors.

I realize how irresponsible it is to walk around this area, but sticking to the ground floor, the risk of harm is getting lower.

I do not understand where these chairs in different places come from? ;)

PS: There are fresh pictures.

cool place, I recommend going to the building with three chimneys and other hangars

A huge object, still interesting despite the huge devastation.

An amazing place almost in the center of Poznan. Visiting a whole a few hours.

Really a very interesting place to visit, a lot of time can take a tour of the entire complex, definitely be careful because the building is unfortunately in not the best condition, but for urbex enthusiasts fans a place that is worth the attention.

Dirty and dangerous place. Everything is broken and there are holes everywhere so you can easily fall. It could have been an interesting place if people just come to see, take pictures and leave again but unfortunately there are always types who enjoy shooting everything. Many fires have also raged, so that some buildings are absolutely dangerous. Very bad. When we took a look there was a group of young people on the roofs to demolish the lot, we have walked a round but because we did not know the further intentions of this group we left quite quickly. Do not just go there, not even because of a possible fall, you will not find it easy in case of injury.

Great place for explorations. Lots of trivia and lots of things to see. Entrance without a problem, after the bodyguard fold. I recommend to everyone

A great place. For 5 hours we managed to see maybe 20% of the object, so we will have to cross over several times

A phenomenal place with few menela although you can see that they have their seats. Time and again you can meet a security guard with a dog, but somehow there have never been any problems with him. There are no more trains left, some machine remains, and that's it. Apparently, there are entrances to the shelters somewhere, but because of the enormity of the object I could not locate them. A friend told me that SOKi can shoot with rubber so be careful;)

Super nice abandoned location. A few years ago you could find there heavy decayed offices and laboratory. Now it is remains of that amazing place. Any way if you like a urban exploring then you must try to visit this site.

Pozna skie Zak ady Naprawcze Taboru Kolejowego (ZNTK Pozna for short) - a company from Pozna dealing in the production, modernization and repair of rail vehicles and their components as well as providing other services from the railway industry. Its origins date back to 1870, when the first of three railway workshops joined at the turn of the 1880s and 1890s into one factory. In 1995 it was transformed into a joint-stock company, and in 2005 it was acquired by Sigma.

A great place for urbex, certainly a very attractive place for office buildings or residential houses, it is a pity that the plant collapsed, may the historic building be preserved.
On site, in addition to cloisters and sporadic police / security, we can see beautiful assembly halls as well as open offices or laboratories. There are shelters in several places.

Busy place but the security guard called the dogs without warning (we had to run away with a friend

One of the most interesting urbex objects in PL. Allow a minimum of 5-6 hours. There is one gentleman stationed in the chickpea, rather not interfering with exploration, we did not come across the homeless, we entered with the parking garbage dump at the college. You should remember to be particularly cautious, especially in the boiler room building - the handrail on the top floor is a trap. In the future, using some buildings and equipment, the perfect place for a good urban space.