1. Warmia and Masuria for everyone

2. Birds fans must see Zywkowo Zywkowo - the most famous „stork” village in Poland. It is a village in the administrative district Warmian-Masurian, in the northern Poland, close to the border with Russia. It's one of the most popular Polish so called "Storks villages". For 30 inhabitants accrue about 160 storks and 42 nests.

4. Do you like animals? See Kadzidłowo Wild Animal Park Kadzidłowo is located in Kadzidłowo in Piska in the Masurian Landscape Park.The park's location on the forest meadows allows the animals to exist in conditions similar to the natural ones. The patron of the park is the naturalist and the patriot Benedict Dybowski (Siberian), hence Kadzidłowo is a group of animals of the Siberian and the Far East. In the Wild Animal Park Kadzidłowo you can see, among other things: lynx buffalo bison beavers wolves woodpeckers hazel Dybowski deer Polish horses (tarpan)

6. If you enjoy beautiful views suggest Bridges in Stańczyki Bridges in Stańczyki - one of the most important bridges in Poland, built in the early twentieth century. The part of the railway infrastructure, connects Gołdap and Żytkiejmy. The first trains began to run in 1927. During The World War II freight trains were carrying stones used to build Hitler’s headquater. After the war, the railway line was dismantled and the bridges have become a tourist attraction. In recent years, it has also been used for bungee jumping (currently prohibited) View from the viaduct:

8. If you are interested in a war you must see the Wolf's Lair! Wolf's Lair was Adolf Hitler's first Eastern Front military headquarter in World War II. Wolfsschanze is derived from "Wolf", a self-adopted nickname of Hitler. Although the standard translation in English is the "Wolf's Lair", the German Schanze is actually translated as "sconce" or "fortification“. The decision to build the Wolf's Lair was made in the autumn of 1940. I t was built in the middle of a forest and located far from the major roads and the urban areas. About two thousand people lived and worked at the Wolf's Lair, among them twenty women.

10. If you do not have time to explore all the province so you can visit the Miniature Park Warmia and Mazury. There you will find the most interesting objects. The collection of the park consists of 1:25 scale miniatures selected objects characteristic of the region. In this interesting project there was created a knightl encampment, where you can try on the armor of knights, take a photo in full gear or put arrows with a bow and crossbow. In the Miniature Park Warmia and Mazury there are also organized picnics and historical reconstructions. The examples thumbnails: the Malbork Castle, the palace in Drogosze, the castles in Reszel, Lidzbark and Nidzicy, Boyen Fortress, the Basilica of the Holy Lipka, The High Gate in Olsztyn, the Mragowo Bismarck Tower, the viaduct in Stańczyki.

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