A well-preserved 14th-century Gothic castle of the Warmian Bishops, where Nicolaus Copernicus lived and worked as an administrator. Today, it houses the Museum of Warmia and Mazury, featuring exhibits on regional history, art, and Copernicus himself, including a replica of his astronomical instruments.
READ MOREA towering Gothic brick church dating back to the late 14th century, St. James's Cathedral is one of Olsztyn's most significant architectural landmarks. It features impressive vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, and a distinctive tower.
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Olsztyn's historic Old Town, partially encircled by remnants of city walls, features a charming Market Square with colorful burgher houses, cafes, and the Old Town Hall. It's a pleasant area for a stroll, soaking in the city's medieval atmosphere.
READ MOREThe best-preserved element of Olsztyn's medieval fortifications, the High Gate once served as the main entrance to the Old Town. This impressive Gothic brick structure now houses a hotel but remains a key historical landmark.
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The largest of several lakes within Olsztyn's city limits, Ukiel Lake (also known as Krzywe) offers numerous recreational opportunities. It features sandy beaches, water sports facilities, walking and cycling paths, and restaurants, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors, especially in summer.
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