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 Malbork Castle by Zvrlj
The Castle was seriously damaged during WWII, but very successfully reconstructed after it. Photographies of destroyed castle and of works organized during 50s and 60s of 20th century (exhibited in it) testify of the great achievements in reconstructing the castle complex.
UNESCO listed the castle and its museum as World Heritage Sites in December 1997 as Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork. Leave a Comment Address: ul. Staroscinska 1Phone: +48 55 647-08-00(-02)Directions: Once you are in Malbork it is very easy to find the Castle.Website: http://www.zamek.malbork.pl/ Other Contact: e-mail: info@zamek.malbork.pl
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 Bird in the Nest With
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Lots of folks travel to the castle and combine it with time spent by the river. Although we weren't able to stop and tour the grounds or the castle...one can imagine that you could be lost in your wanderings for easily a full day.
PERMISSION TO PHOTOGRAPH AND VIDEO WITHIN THE CASTLE COSTS 15 ZLOTY. Leave a Comment Address: Staroscinska 1 St.Phone: 055 547 08 02Directions: By car take route 1 to (Czarlin) and then follow route 22 to Marlbork -
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Think you would have what it takes to get over those walls and break into the castle? hmmmm.... This is a pretty substantial fortress. Sorry I don't have more pics and detail for you...but this attraction was a quick view from the train for me. Leave a Comment
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 View of the castle from across
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When you decide to go to Malbork, make it a whole day's trip. It is no use to drop there for two hours, as then you will never see what's most interesting there. The castle was inscribed onto the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997 and really is worth seeing. To start - buy a ticket - and then - you can enter the castle.
It is a pity you were late for that train to medieval times, as then you would have heard the noise of a busy Main House of the Teutonic Order. If you came here earlier in the history - you would have stood now in the crowd of suppliers, musicians, or maybe as one of the Teutonic guests - ready to start for a raid to Lithuania. The Teutons chose perfectly to settle here - as this land was far enough from the eyes of popes and emperors of Europe. Besides, this land had something else, what really was a great attraction... This you will hear during your visit there - I am not going to tell you all the secrets of the castle. I will only say that it is not only the castle that is worth seeing in Malbork. The town is nice and has many interesting places. Also the surroundings of the town are very interesting. The Lowlands of Poland - situated in the Delta of Vistula River are the only depressed place in Poland. And this can be seen thanks to the marvelous work done by the settlers from the Netherlands. Those people, who worshipped work, came here in the XVIth century. Their descendants left after the frenzy of the Second World War... Some traces of that "strangers in the Land" as they were called through the centuries, can be found - wonderful half-timbered houses, found nowhere else in Poland, lost cemeteries (thankfully being now restored), the villages and farms planned in Flemish or Frisian way. Indeed the land is interesting. Come and see it yourselves:) Address: Malbork - Starościńska 1Directions: It is impossible to miss the castle - as it really is the biggest brick castle you may ever see! The Lowlands are also easy to see - a flat land fromthe castle to the Vistula:)
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Malbork is a small town near Gdansk.
It is a great place for a day trip if you are visiting northern part of Poland.
Malbork has a one place you must see, and believe me it will take you almost whole day to see it and really enjoy it.
Just look at the pictures.... Address: Malbork, PolandDirections: Northern Poland, near Gdansk
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Please try to catch the reenactment of the Siege of Malbork. There are knight's shows, tournaments, fairs of medieval crafts, music concerts, folk games and much, much more to see in Malbork during the event. We invite you to the meeting, which will take the audience to medieval times, a meeting with craftsman, knights and merchants. You will be a witness of the siege of the Malbork Castle. You will also get knowledge about medieval armour, fight techniques and In the medieval market you'll meet merchants and craftsman of many specializations. Your hunger and thirst will be appeased in taverns built in the Low Castle. Actors and music bands will relieve your time. And the main attraction - as always - will be the Malbork Castle itself, and wonderful exhibits showed in the rooms of the Museum
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 THE CASTLE'S CHURCH by matcrazy1
Meanwhile you can look at the interior of the church and... imagine how it looked in the past centuries. Leave a Comment
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The Museum presents its collections on permanent and temporary exhibitions. Artistic amber products, military accessories, coin and medal collections, Gothic sculpture and architectural details enjoy high popularity among tourists. The castle often houses concerts and ceremonies. State-of-the-art audiovisual facilities called Karwan are a place where conferences and scientific symposia are organised. In the high season you can take part in the "Light and Sound" night performances. You can discover new attractions of the castle on the night sightseeing guided tour in autumn and spring evenings. The Museum is open for everybody. It is involved in a number of educational activities: didactic games for pre-schools and history lessons for pupils. The Museum co-operates with numerous research centres in Poland and abroad.
You can rent castle rooms for conferences, concerts and official meetings. The unique atmosphere of historical interiors will add to the splendour of any ceremony. Leave a Comment Address: Ul. Staroscinska 1, 82 - 200 MALBORKPhone: tel. (+48 55) 64 70 800Other Contact: Fax (+48 55) 64 70 803
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