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Castle · Malbork, Pomerânia
Zamek w Malborku
The castle of Malbork occupies an extensive area beside the Nogat River, with walls, courtyards and brick buildings. The complex was built and expanded over the Middle Ages and is part of the World Heritage, with different sectors that reveal its organization.
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About Zamek w Malborku
The castle of Malbork occupies an extensive area beside the Nogat River, with walls, courtyards and brick buildings. The complex was built and expanded over the Middle Ages and is part of the World Heritage, with different sectors that reveal its organization.
The visit lets you identify residential, religious and support functions within the fortifications. The scale of the courtyards and the sequence of passages help to understand that this is not a single palace. Exhibitions and interior routes complete the reading of the volumes seen from the river.
Choose the circuit in advance on the official website and check the language of the visit resources. There are stairs and long walking distances, so do not reduce the visit to a stop between two trains. The opposite riverbank allows you to observe the extent of the complex before or after the interiors.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
Allow four to five hours for Malbork, in addition to the travel time between the station and the castle.
Best time
May to September usually favors combining the interiors with the Nogat riverbank.
How to get there
From Malbork station, walk to the castle or use local transport depending on your luggage and pace.
Tip
Do not confuse the outdoor circuit with the interiors when choosing your reservation.
Official website
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Zamek w Malborku
Why does the castle require more than an external stop?
The visit lets you identify residential, religious and support functions within the fortifications. The scale of the courtyards and the sequence of passages help to understand that this is not a single palace. Exhibitions and interior routes complete the reading of the volumes seen from the river.
How much time to reserve for Malbork?
Allow four to five hours for Malbork, in addition to the travel time between the station and the castle.
How to choose the castle route?
Do not confuse the outdoor circuit with the interiors when choosing your reservation.