Olsztyn

Olsztyn, a border town in northern Poland,has a population of around 1,47,000 people. Gda?sk, Sopot, and Warsaw are all easily accessible by automobile or train from Olsztyn. If you're seeking for a typical Eastern European destination, Olsztyn is a good choice, not just because of its history, but also since it's relatively undiscovered. CNN dubbed it "one of Poland's most beautiful villages."

Olsztynski Castle, built on top of Castle hill, is the first of all the town's attractions. It has magnificent architecture, lovely parks, and a plethora of outdoor activities for you to enjoy. There are also a wide range of pubs and restaurants serving delectable local fare at reasonable prices making it worth all your money.

You can explore the city's historic district like the Church of St. Jacob Cathedral  of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Olsztyn, where you might be able to see an art exhibit or visit a museum. In Olsztyn, you can also taste a traditional Polish breakfast while taking in the sights of W?ókiennicza Street and ?wi?tego Ducha Square. Because of its location on the boundary of two climatic zones: the humid Baltic Sea coastal climate and the drier Central European continental climate, the weather in Olsztyn is highly varied.