evaanna Says: White or pink water-lilies can be found on the Krutynia where the water becomes shallow and in sunny, not too overshadowed, places. The yellow nuphars are more common and can be seen all along the route. Their resilience to the blows they get from the oars and the kayak is...
evaanna Says: The Kacperek is a roadside restaurant not far from Babieta. The food is good, although they will sometimes serve things that have been frozen for a week. Try to find out what has just been prepared, or deduce it from the smell coming from the kitchen. If it's warm, sit at a...
evaanna Says: While in Mazury, why not join one of the boat trips offered from one of the ports on the lakes? Such trips are available from Mikolajki, Gizycko and Ruciane-Nida, not sure about the other locations. We went on one of such trips a few years ago from Ruciane-Nida but that...
evaanna Says: In the centre of Krutyn, which is just a small village, there is a market place which is really worth visiting. The stalls sell various local handicrafts, amber jewellery and the like. You can buy embroidered table linen and the famous Boleslawiec pottery as well as a few...
Saint John's Night Festival at Krutyn
evaanna Says: If you happen to visit Mazury in June, go to Krutyn on the 23rd of the month to watch the celebrations of St John's Night. We were lucky as it was our last night there and I knew in some places it was celebrated on the following Saturday or... not at all. So we were...
evaanna Says: The road from Szczytno to Piecki cuts across the Krutynia Kayak Trail at one end of Babieta. The watermill there blocks the waterway and the kayaks have to be carried across the road. At that point, however, you cannot see the road ahead as there are two bends close to the...
Old water-mill at Krutynski Piecek
evaanna Says: We found this lovely place using the information from our hosts' album. We had passed the place in the car a number of times but it is hardly visible from the main road. This 19th century half-timbered water-mill is situated on the Krutynia between the villages of Krutynski...
evaanna Says: There used to be a chance to take horseriding lessons at Babieta but no more. The grass in the meadows has grown and the horses are no longer there. But there are other places in Mazury where you can learn to ride a horse, like Piecki or Galkowo, which we visited on our last...
evaanna Says: The weather was lovely that day and we were standing on the bridge between Wojnowo and Ukta watching the kayaks pass, when a group of three foreign tourists appeared on the nearby path. They must have got lost hiking so were pleased to see a road and one of them, who spoke...
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The Jeglinski Canal was built in the years 1845 - 1949 to connect Lake Ros with the biggest of the Mazurian lakes - Sniardwy.At the same time, it gave the main...
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Mazury is a picturesque region in the north-east of Poland. Its turbulent history, in the course of which it changed hands, loyalties and populations a number of times, is too complicated and full of...
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Mazury are located in the north-east part of Poland. It is full of forests and lakes and it is one of the most ecological region of Poland. If you visot Poland you have to go there. You can find here...
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Mazuria is known as 'the land of a thousand lakes', even though there are more than 3000 in all, and for decades the focus for tourists has been on water sports and recreation. Sailing and kayaking is...
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Wilczy Szaniec Wolfschanze (Wolf’s Lair)

Hitler’s most well-known field headquarters. The Germans started building the new FHQ in the summer of 1940. It consisted of two parts, "Sperrkreis I" and "Sperrkreis II". Sperrkreis II was the...
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Great place for summer holidays. I enjoyed a beautiful wild landscape! There are over 1000 lakes, most of them are conected with chanels, so You can realy enjoy kayaking or sailing, it depends on You...
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