- Poland Road Trip: Giżycko
- [:en]Poland Road Trip: The Wolf’s Lair[:fr]Poland Road Trip: La Tannière du loup[:]
- Poland Road Trip: Olsztyn
- [:en]Poland Road Trip: Elbląg Canal [:fr]Poland Road Trip: Canal d’Elbląg [:]
- [:en]Poland Road Trip: Elbląg[:]
- [:en]Poland Road Trip: Wieliczka Salt Mine[:]
- Poland Road Trip: Kraków
- [:en]Poland Road Trip: Zakopane [:]
- [:en]Poland Road Trip: Warsaw[:]
- [:en]Poland Road Trip: Opinogóra Górna[:]
- Poland Road Trip: Final note
[:en]First day in Poland and first time in the “land of a thousand lakes” region (Masurian Lake District).
Excellent weather for a boat cruise “Zegluga Mazurska” from Gizycko to Węgorzewo, near the Polish border with Russia!
Giżycko
the Boyen Fortress
It is a rare example of a 19th century Prussian-school fortification and is one of the best preserved monuments of defensive architecture of the 19th century in Poland.
The Teutonic Castle
The castle now serves as a 4 * hotel
The Swing bridge
Built in 1860, is a unique structure of this kind in Poland and just one of two in Europe.
It has always been operated manually by just one person.
Gizycko swing bridge by Skyangelo
Węgorzewo
Surrounded by Masuria lakes, including Mamry, second biggest lake in Poland.
Met sheeps and swans along the riverside.
It’s famous of organized every year since 1991 rock music festivals.
Giżycko
Fort Boyen
Château/Hôtel ****
Le Pont tournant/pivotant
Built in 1860, is a unique structure of this kind in Poland and just one of two in Europe.
It has always been operated manually by just one person.
Węgorzewo
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