Gate-side souvenirs in Terminal 1
Just past security in Terminal 1, the Souvenir Shop sits along the main departures corridor, so you pass it on the way to most gates. It focuses on last-minute gifts tied to Poznań and Greater Poland, with shelves of magnets, mugs, keychains, and small toys. This is all airside, so you need a boarding pass and cleared security before you can walk in and browse.
The shop keeps to standard airport hours, opening early for morning departures and staying open through the last evening flights out of Terminal 1, typically around 22:00. Expect typical airport pricing: simple fridge magnets start around a few euro, while larger ceramic pieces and gift sets climb higher. Staff generally handle both card and cash payments in PLN, and larger international cards (Visa/Mastercard) are widely accepted.
You’ll see plenty of Poland- and Poznań-branded items, including T-shirts, shot glasses, and small bags you can toss into a cabin-sized suitcase. Snack shelves usually carry a few local sweets or chocolates you can bring as a quick present, sitting near basic travel accessories like neck pillows and eye masks. Stock skews more touristy than premium, so think everyday souvenirs rather than gallery pieces.
No standout complaints appear in recent reviews, and there’s little online chatter about this specific shop at Poznań-Ławica Airport. Treat it as a simple stop if you forgot a gift in the city or want one or two small reminders of Poland under 100 PLN. One practical move: duck in right after security, before you get pulled into boarding announcements and the walk to your gate.