Malbork
Country: Poland
Region: Europe
Period: 1309-1466CE
Location: 54.033333°N, 19.033333°E
Description
Malbork, located in northern Poland, is a town renowned for its imposing medieval castle, the Malbork Castle. It is the largest brick castle in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site. This town combines scenic beauty with medieval charm, offering visitors a unique window into Teutonic Orderhistory. Its cobbled streets, historic architecture, and surrounding nature make it a perfect tourist destination.
Modern Remains
The town is best known for the Malbork Castle, which is one of the largest and best-preserved medieval castles in Europe. The castle complex includes the High Castle, Lower Castle, and the Fortifications, offering a glimpse into medieval military architecture. The Castle Museum displays artifacts related to the Teutonic Knights. Visitors can also explore the St. John's Church and walk along the Murańska Tower for panoramic views.