Interesting fact
Olsztyn Castle, located in the town of Olsztyn in northeastern Poland, is a Gothic-style fortress originally built in the 14th century. It served as a seat for the Warmian bishops and features a rectangular layout with a prominent tower and defensive walls.
More about Olsztyn
The castle was constructed as part of the Teutonic Order's fortification network. Its main tower, known as the keep, stands as a testament to medieval architectural practices. Renovated and restored over the years, the site now houses a museum with exhibits on local history. Visitors can access the castle by road, with parking available nearby.