There exist a number of ways how you and your children can have fun, see a lot of exciting places and indulge in numerous activities.

 Gniew - Historical shows

The cityscape is dominated by the Teutonic Knights' castle built in the 13th century on rectangular plan, reshaped in the 16th and 17th centuries. Partly rebuilt after the fire in 1922, the castle houses a museum. It is surrounded by fragments of the defensive wall. A short way behind the castle stands the Marysienki Palace (now a hotel) from the late 17th century. The castle hosts numerous events, performances, historical shows, old music concerts and knights' tournaments.

Golub-Dobrzyń - knights` tournaments

Every July the Golub-Dobrzyn castle built by the Teutonic Knights in the 14th century hosts the International Knights' Tournament; the program includes re-enactment of medieval jousting. The city is surrounded by fragments of medieval walls with towers and a moat.

Świerkocin - Zoo-safari

Poland's only private safari you can visit by bus or by car. There are sections representing wildlife of Africa - zebras, ostriches, antelopes gnu and eland), India ante­lopes garna and nilgau, axis deer and Mongolia - Przewal­ski horses, yaks, Bactrian camels.

Grunwald - Enactment of the biggest medieval battle

On 15 July 1410, the combined Polish, Lithuanian and Russian forces under King Władysław Jagiełło defeated the army of the Teutonic Knights. Guided tours of the museum and the Grunwald battlefield include the granite monument, ruins of the chapel raised after the battle and the Jagiełło mound. On weekend closest to the battle anniversary various celebrations are organized that include an enactment of the battle, military and scout commemorations, knights' tournaments, fairs and concerts.

Kadyny - Palatial complex and the stud farm

A holiday centre on the Vistula Lagoon with magnificent palatial complex erected in the 17th century and enlarged in the 18th century. Kaiser Wilhelm II was one of its owners. Today the palace contains an elegant hotel, and the former farm buildings are used by the state stud farm. Enthusiasts of horses can take riding lessons or go for a cart or carriage ride through the scenic countryside.

Elbląg Canal - by ship over dry land

Built in the 19th century, the canal today is a historic monument of hydroengineering art and a real tourist attraction. From technical point of view, it is one of the most interesting navigation routes in Europe. The canal deals with the 99.5 meter difference in water levels by means of a system of slipways, locks, dams and safety gates. Five slipways permit for carrying boats across dry land on rail mounted trolleys. The length of the canal is 80 kilometers, and it takes 11 hours to get from one end to another. However, if time presses one can get off the boat at Maldyty and make the trip 50% shorter.

Great Masurian Lakes - with wind in your sails

The complex of Poland's largest lakes is set in the beautiful landscape. Interconnected by rivers, canals and locks, they create a unique inland navigation route and are very popular with water sports fans. Sailing routes are particularly attractive. The region is a habitat of many aquatic birds. The Łuknajno Lake reserve found its way onto UNESCO's list of World Biosphere Reserves. Tourists are not allowed into the reserve, but they can watch birds from many observation towers.

Gdynia - Ships-museums and sea aquarium

Tourists usually flock to Kosciuszko Square and the Southern Pier where two museum ships are moored: the frigate Dar Pomorza and the destroyer Błyskawica. The Oceanographic Museum and Aquarium with hundreds of fauna and flora exhibits is also located near the pier. Excellent conditions for practicing water sports. International sailing events: Gdynia Sailing Days, Cutty Surk Tall Ships Race.