If a Pole says he is going to Mazury or Warmia, it normally means he is seeking the ideal spot to relax for a few days by the lakeside, partake in sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, swimming, golf or one of the other sports on offer in this lakeland. More and more foreign visitors are beginning to discover the delights of an area, which is very accessible from Warsaw or Gdańsk.
- Olsztyn
Olsztyn, built on the hills surrounding the Łyna River, is often known as the gateway to the Masurian lake district, a playground for sailing enthusiasts, anglers and holidaymakers. The town itself boasts eleven lakes within its boundaries. We visit the Warmia and Masuria Regional Museum, housed in the Gothic castle of the Warmia Bishops, where Nicholas Copernicus, the astronomer once lived. Summer concerts of organ music are held in the Gothic St James’ cathedral. Olsztyn’s other attractions include a planetarium and an astronomical observatory.
- Mikołajki
Mikołajki is called the Capital of Sailors. Those who come here to relax are offered a variety of attractions like cruises, canoeing, cycling, trekking, horse back riding and many more. It a town that during season knows no rest.
- Mragowo
Mrągowo, located In the hart of Mazury, offers attractions to everyone. It hosts the famous Country Music Picnic organized every year in July. The town offers sentimental journey for participants of Borderlands Music Festival organized in August.
