This long-established hotel, Giżycko's oldest in fact, couldn’t be more central, located as it is on the main town square near the tourist office. Rooms vary in standard but all are comfortable with recently updated bathrooms and dark furniture. Best of all there is the large roof terrace where breakfast can be taken.
Hotel Cesarski
The Great Masurian Lakes
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11.66 MILES
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Giżycko’s working rotary bridge was built in 1889 and is the only one of its kind in the country. Despite weighing more than 100 tonnes, it can be turned…
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The Boyen Fortress was built between 1844 and 1856 to protect the kingdom’s border with Russia, and was named after the then Prussian minister of war,…
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Built between 1687 and 1693, and later surrounded by an ample rectangular cloister, the hugely popular church was built around four identical corner…