Masuria and Warmia 4 days

🗺️The main points of the tour: • Visiting, with a guide, the main attractions of Olsztyn. We will see the market square, the old town hall, the Copernicus monument, the Cathedral of St. James and the castle • Frombork. Here Nicolaus Copernicus worked and created the work "On the Revolutions of Heavenly Bodies". We will visit the Nicolaus Copernicus Museum and the Cathedral. We will see, among others, a defensive hill and a water tower • Elbląg. Walk around the city with a guide. In the old town we will see, among others: St. Nicholas Church, City Gate, Drawbridge • Nidzica. Teutonic Castle. Interior sightseeing • Gierłoż. Wilczy Szaniec – Hitler's former headquarters in Masuria • Santa Claus. A walk around the city. Boat trip on the Mikołajskie and Śniardwy lakes • Gizycko. Visiting the Boyen Fortress. We will see bastions, defensive walls, a moat. Stay in the city, on lakes and canals ✨The basic program can be enriched with organization during a field/city game tour, a visit to the trampoline park, cinema or theater, other free or paid attractions), e.g.: • Kayaking, e.g. the Krutynia, Pasłęka or Łyna rivers • Interactive Museum of the Teutonic State in Działdowo • A boat trip through the most interesting section of the Buczyniec-Jelonki waterway (Pochylnia Jelenie) • Battlefield of Grunwald, monument and museum created on the 550th anniversary of the Battle of Grunwald • Olsztynek. Museum of Folk Architecture – visiting the open-air museum • Lidzbark Warmiński. Visiting the city. We will see, among others, the castle of the Warmia bishops called the "Wawel of the North", one of the best preserved Gothic castles in Poland. • Święta Lipka. Marian Shrine – sightseeing • Marzęcin – the lowest point of Poland 2.2 m below sea level or Raczki Elbląskie – there is a depression of 1.8 m below sea level, which until 2022 was considered the lowest point of Poland • And many, many other places, attractions.