Malbork Castle (Muzeum Zamkowe w Malborku)

... clock didn't go off this morning and I slept in until 9 am, the latest I slept so far. I was suppose to go to the Malbork Castle with these 4 hostellers I met. Anyway, I ate breakfast quickly and head off to the bus station. Its only an hour ride but the ...

En route to Gdansk, we stopped into Malbork Castle...our experience there was only so-so at best, receiving little help stowing our bags at the train station. This meant that we had to carry our bags on the mandatory tour of the castle (3hrs - only in ...

On the way from Gdansk back to Warsaw, we stopped to check out the largest castle in Poland, and also the largest brick castle in the world. Malbork, formally called the "Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork" was added to the UNESCO World Heritage ...

... down the line was one sight I was determined not to miss on my trip. The small, quiet town of Malbork was famous throughout Poland for one thing: boasting what is reputedly Europe's largest Gothic castle. Built by the Teutonic Knights, the Marienburg ...

June 18: From Sopot to Malbork Castle in Central Poland. Malbork is one of the largest and most authentic brick castles in the world. It was the centre for the Teutonic Knights from the 12th C through the 15th C, and a very dramatic place to visit. ...

... part of Europe, it never ceases to create a historic and fairytale-like atmosphere—perfect, since we were heading toward a castle. The Malbork Castle, now on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is the largest brick castle in the world and was the base ...

... . The lady opposite me wasn't happy but there wasn't much we could do.   As the train approached Malbork the first thing you really see is the castle.  An amazing sight sitting on the banks of the river.  The book recommended a hostel just ...

I visited Malbork Castle as a daytrip from Gdansk.  Malbork is the largest castle in Poland and dates from the 1200s when it was the seat of the Grand Masters of the Order of Teutonic Knights, an order established during the Crusades that decided to ...

... the nearby Gdansk and Gdydnia who arrive there by the metro-train that connects TRICITY, the conurbation of about one million people. MALBORK or Marienburg is a famous town just an hour by train far from Gdansk, site of a popular castle and fortress that ...

... claims to be a gipsy witch/magician who makes a bit of spare change on the side reading tourists` palms down at the Malbork Castle main gate - I suspect she would make more money asking Zloty for photography. This huge camping on the bank of the Nogat ...