Lubon and Komorniki, from Pl Wielkopolskie by tram then bus
This area (Lubon and Komorniki) in comparison to other places I've been to in and around Poznan seems calmer. It doesn't feel like there was war or destruction in this area, like central Poznan. It doesn't really feel as sad and hopeless, but homely, peaceful and comfortable. It also doesn't feel as scary as Tarnowo Podgorne. I feel like I cannot walk around that area all by myself, but here I can. The houses look more German, I feel, and in the area I was at (ul. Czeremchowa) the style of architecture of the houses are traditional rather than modern. It certainly feels like an area where I would like to live in.
I got a glipse of the church in Lubon Centrum from the bus, and it's been nicely decorated with fairy lights (from Christmas). It looks beautiful. At the time of writing this is is still winter (January 2022).