Olsztyn Map, Poland
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Olsztyn Sightseeing
Olsztyn has a number of beautiful and historically relevant churches, starting with the 14th century Gothic-style Church of St. James the Elder and continuing with the Augsburg Protestant Church or the Jerusalem Chapel. The Railway Bridge over the Łyna is given great importance among Olsztyn sights, if not for its elegant architecture, at least for the sake of Olsztyn panorama it provides. read moreOlsztyn Nightlife
Although Olsztyn, the capital of the Warmian-Mazurian Voivodeship, is not a very big city, its streets become very animated at night. Olsztyn nightlife revolves around two centers: the Old Town (Stare Miasto) and the Warmian-Mazurian University campus (Kortowo). Located in the woods surrounding Kortowo Lake, the campus is one of the largest in Poland. Except its numerous sports facilities, nice views of the lake and... read moreOlsztyn Travel Guide
There is no international airport in Olsztyn, but the city has good connections with Gdansk, Poznan and Warsaw (a train journey takes less than 4 hours). Polish people prefer to travel by train, so it can be a little difficult to find buses (however, buses do exist and are comfortable and much cheaper than the train). Olsztyn is a small city of 174 000 inhabitants), so you can see most attractions by visiting on foot.... read moreOlsztyn History
The beginning of the 20th century found Olsztyn is a state of prosperity and renewal: new institutions and churches were being built, the population was rapidly growing. Although many Polish cities returned under Polish authority after World War I, this was not the case of Olsztyn. Following the will of its population, Olsztyn remained German. During World War II, Olsztyn suffered huge losses: the Soviet Army burned... read moreThings about Olsztyn you may be interested in
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