Top choice in Warmia & Masuria
Gathered around a green ceramic stove (the zielony piec in question), this is one of Warmia's best restaurants and worth making a detour for in itself. Enjoy home-cooked-style traditional dishes such as goose breast baked with apple and cranberry or pork knuckle in beer sauce in the beautifully done out dining room, all yesteryear knickknacks, lace and candlesticks.
Staff are polite and knowledgeable about the food they plate up and the Polish desserts are to die for.
15.43 MILES
A well-rubbed bronze of Copernicus welcomes you to Olsztyn's massive red-brick 14th-century castle, the most important historic building in town. And it's…
15.5 MILES
The Museum of Warmia and Masuria’s main annexe is housed in the former Gazeta Olsztyńska newspaper building. The Polish paper was famed for its outspoken…
0.42 MILES
Open year-round, this skansen (open-air ethnographic museum) on the northeastern outskirts of Olsztynek features about 70 examples of regional timber…
15.41 MILES
This Gothic cathedral dates from the 14th century, though its huge 60m tower was only added in 1596. As in Olsztyn's castle, the most impressive…
14.81 MILES
At 4.1 sq km and 43m deep, this is the biggest lake within the city limits and a mecca on hot days for swimmers, boaters and picnickers. You can hire a…
Museum of the Grunwald Battlefield
9.54 MILES
Built on the central hill of the battlefield where combined Polish and Lithuanian troops led by King Władysław II Jagiełło defeated the army of the…
15.69 MILES
Ostróda's blocky red-brick castle was built by the Teutonic Knights in the late 13th century and now houses the town's museum, worth a look if you are…
15.5 MILES
The High Gate, the historic gateway to the Old Town, is the only remainder of the 14th-century city walls.
1. Museum of Folk Architecture
0.42 MILES
Open year-round, this skansen (open-air ethnographic museum) on the northeastern outskirts of Olsztynek features about 70 examples of regional timber…
2. Museum of the Grunwald Battlefield
9.54 MILES
Built on the central hill of the battlefield where combined Polish and Lithuanian troops led by King Władysław II Jagiełło defeated the army of the…
14.81 MILES
At 4.1 sq km and 43m deep, this is the biggest lake within the city limits and a mecca on hot days for swimmers, boaters and picnickers. You can hire a…
15.41 MILES
This Gothic cathedral dates from the 14th century, though its huge 60m tower was only added in 1596. As in Olsztyn's castle, the most impressive…
15.43 MILES
A well-rubbed bronze of Copernicus welcomes you to Olsztyn's massive red-brick 14th-century castle, the most important historic building in town. And it's…
6. House of the Olsztyn Gazette
15.5 MILES
The Museum of Warmia and Masuria’s main annexe is housed in the former Gazeta Olsztyńska newspaper building. The Polish paper was famed for its outspoken…
15.5 MILES
The High Gate, the historic gateway to the Old Town, is the only remainder of the 14th-century city walls.
15.69 MILES
Ostróda's blocky red-brick castle was built by the Teutonic Knights in the late 13th century and now houses the town's museum, worth a look if you are…