There are many places in Poland that are absolutely unique on a European scale, and Masuria is undoubtedly one of them.
Discovering Masuria Step by Step
A few days are not enough to get to know this extraordinary geographical and cultural region. Unfortunately. Masuria is a vast area, and it takes a great deal of time to discover even its most attractive corners. Weekend trips to Masuria, each time to a different place, are therefore a good idea.
Preparing for the Trip
A weekend is really not much time. That is why you need to prepare very carefully for your trip. First of all, while still at home, you should plan your stay and take a moment to check out the most interesting attractions and historic sites near your destination. This task is especially easy nowadays, because we have the Internet at our disposal—a true mine of knowledge. It contains numerous guides, descriptions of places and attractions, and beautiful photographs. Of course, you can also use the Internet to book accommodation. In a short time, you can compare the most interesting offers, find independent reviews and sometimes even discover a really great promotion.
We Are in Masuria—What Is There to Do?
Anything we feel like doing! Of course, it is worth doing what you enjoy most. Masuria is a paradise for sailing enthusiasts and water-sports lovers in general. All typically tourist-oriented towns also have well-developed lakeside bathing areas. There are numerous water-equipment rental shops and marinas. You can take a sightseeing cruise on the Masurian lakes.
Masuria is an ideal place for cycling. Bicycle routes (and, naturally, hiking trails as well) lead through the most interesting corners of the region. They have been designed so that visitors can stop at important historic sites; there is also no shortage of places to rest and information boards presenting interesting facts about the area where we currently find ourselves.
Where to Stay?
In recent years, the tourist and accommodation facilities in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship have been developing rapidly. As a result, finding accommodation is not difficult. One of the places worth mentioning is Hotel & SPA Mazury Bajkowy Zakątek, located in the village of Guzowy Piec on the route from Ostróda to Olsztyn, which impressed us with its extensive offer for families with children. Comfortable rooms and cottages, a swimming pool, a playground and a rope park, as well as a beach by a stunning lake during the season—this is exactly what the youngest guests like best. See for yourselves!
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