Zamek Krzyżacki

The Teutonic Castle is a monumental medieval fortress that is the largest brick castle in the world. Built by the Teutonic Order in the 13th century, it is an excellent example of Gothic brick architecture.

The tripartite layout of the complex, consisting of the High Castle, the Middle Castle and the Pre-Castle, impresses with its grandeur and well-thought-out defense systems.

As a UNESCO site, the castle offers a fascinating journey through time, allowing visitors to learn about the dramatic history of late medieval Christianity and the colonization of the Baltic territories. It is a place that combines educational value with an unforgettable visual experience.