The natural paradise Masuria is located in the north-east of Poland - the "land of a thousand romantic lakes".

The city Mikołajki, the so-called "Masurian Venice", is a jewel of this unique landscape. It is located between two lakes and has become a holiday destination especially for captains of leisure.

In Voynovo an abbey was founded in the middle of the 19th century.

The river Krutynia meanders through the romantic landscape of Masuria. The Galindia Resort is a theme park with an historical re-enactment of a branch of the West Baltic tribe of the Galindians.

The baroque pilgrimage church Swiȩta Lipka, an important place of Marian devotion is located in the north-west of Masuria. In the village Sadry near Ryn there is a small private museum Chata Mazurska. The historical capital of Masuria is Olsztyn. In particular, the Warmian Cathedral Chapter is presented with sacral exhibits. One of the administrators of the castle was Nikolaus Kopernikus, who, around 1517, successfully discovered important detections for stellar science.

There is also a special attraction to be discovered out in the wild - the Elblaski Channel, a historical monument of hydro technology and hydraulic engineering.

Near the town of Olsztynek, in the Masurian wilderness, the Ethnographic Park was created. One of the oldest open-air museums in Poland.

Masuria is unique, a combination of country life and nature.