You can choose among numerous Polish, Lithuanian, Teutonic and others medieval shields. They are made of plastic (cheap) and metal (more expensive).
What to buy: Medieval Knight Shields
What to pay: From a few Euros/US$ to... 100 or so.
Written Jun 23, 2003
This store offers a lot of various gifts, souvenirs including local craft.
What to buy: Amber jewerly (amber + silver) - if you like it.
Postcards, books on Marlbork, knights, Teutonic order etc.,
Local craft, hand made knight's costumes, wooden figures of medieval knights, swords etc.
What to pay: Hmm... not expensive area I could say :-)))
Written Jun 23, 2003
Address: ul. Staroscinska 1
Phone: +48 55 647-08-00 (-02)
Website: http://www.zamek.malbork.pl
You can by numerous publications (books, travel guides, maps) on Malbork, the castle and Teutonic Order in this store on my picture.
Written Jun 26, 2003
The Museum Shop (Sklep Muzealny) is located in original medieval interiors of the Middle Castle - it's the additional attraction of this store. Btw don't they look amazing?
Written Jun 26, 2003
Address: ul. Staroscinska 1, 82-200 Malbork
You can buy postcards, book on Malbork and Teutonic Order and some sort of figures of knights there.
What to buy: Postcards.
What to pay: 0.5 - 1.0 PLN for each postcard.
Written Jun 24, 2003
It seems that some drawings/paintings of the castle by local artists look interesting. Am I wrong.
What to buy: Paintings.
What to pay: From approx. 10 Euros/US$ till... don't ask me. No fixed prices.
Written Jun 24, 2003
There are thousands various figures of knoghts sold in and around the castle. They are made usually from plastic but from wood and stone as well - smaller and bigger ones.
What to pay: From about 1 Euro/US$
Written Jun 23, 2003
You can buy Teutonic Knight's costume - what for? For a dancy-dress ball or... I don't know.
What to pay: From about 30 Euros/US$ till... ???
Written Jun 23, 2003
You can choose among various types of medieval knight helmets. Hmm... if you like it :-).
What to pay: From about 10 Euros/US$.
Written Jun 23, 2003
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