Best attractions and places to see around Lubawa, a town in Poland's Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, include historical landmarks, cultural sites, and natural features. The area is characterized by its medieval defensive past, with remnants of city walls and Gothic churches. Natural attractions include forest reserves, rivers suitable for kayaking, and the Dylew Hills Landscape Park, which features the highest point in north-eastern Poland.
Last updated: May 20, 2026
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The Gross Radem station buildings were built in 1902 along with the railway line 251 Tama Brodzka – Iława Główna (Broddydamm/Dammfurt – Deutsch Eylau Hbf) built by Königlich Preußische Eisenbahn-Verwaltung (KPEV). Despite the visible passage of time, the style and charm of the old buildings are still pleasing to the eye. They currently serve as residential buildings.
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The Brattian station buildings were built in 1902 along with the construction of the 251 Tama Brodzka – Iława Główna (Broddydamm/Dammfurt – Deutsch Eylau Hbf) railway line by Königlich Preußische Eisenbahn-Verwaltung (KPEV). Despite the visible passage of time, the style and charm of the old buildings are still pleasing to the eye.
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A very comfortable asphalt path along an old track. For now, it is short and has poor access via a busy road from NML. It would be useful to connect it with other routes in the area.
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Great place. It saves you from the rain, you can have a barbecue, there is a parking lot and a toilet. Additionally, several information boards for those interested. history.
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Asphalt bicycle path.
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The viaduct has been renovated. At the bottom there is a parking space with benches. You can go upstairs by stairs. Only trains, if there weren't any, there aren't any.
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Railway viaduct from the beginning of the 20th century on the closed route Działdowo - Ostróda. The monumental construction makes a big impression.
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Lubawa is rich in history. You can visit the Gothic St. Anne's Church (dating back to 1330), St. John's Church with its Renaissance style and impressive polychrome vaulting, and the charming Wooden Church of St. Barbara. Don't miss the Ruins of a Gothic Castle, where Nicolaus Copernicus notably visited, and the remnants of the 14th-century City Walls. The Bernardine Monastery Complex also adds to the town's historical tapestry. For a unique historical perspective, consider visiting the Radomno Former Train Station (Gross Radem) or the Bratian Railway Station, both built in 1902 and retaining their original charm.
Absolutely! Nature enthusiasts can explore the "Wzgórza Lubawskie" Forest Reserve, located about ten kilometers west of Lubawa. The Drwęca River and Wel River are popular for kayaking. East of town, the Dylew Hills Landscape Park features Dylewska Hill, the highest point in north-eastern Poland, offering panoramic views from its observation tower. For a peaceful escape, the small town of Quiry on the Lake in Masuria provides picturesque forests and lakes.
The area around Lubawa is excellent for cycling. You can find numerous routes for various cycling styles. For example, there are easy cycling routes like the "Lipy – City Fountain loop from Lubawa" or the "Granary – Lipy loop from Lubawa" which are part of the Cycling around Lubawa guide. If you prefer gravel biking, consider routes like the "Picnic Shelter with Bike Racks – Bicycle Path to Tyliczki loop from Jakubkowo" from the Gravel biking around Lubawa guide. Road cyclists can explore options such as the "New Asphalt Road loop from Lubawa" or the "Wetlands – Meanders of the Drwęca River loop from Lubawa" found in the Road Cycling Routes around Lubawa guide.
Yes, Lubawa offers several options for families. The town has modern playgrounds and amusement parks like Park Rozrywki Fantazja and Park Linowy Junior. For outdoor activities, the Bicycle Path to Tyliczki is a comfortable asphalt path suitable for family bike rides. The Glaznoty Railway Viaduct, a monumental construction from the early 20th century, also has a parking space with benches at the bottom, making it a nice spot for a family stop.
The best time to visit Lubawa for outdoor activities is generally during the warmer months, from late spring to early autumn (May to September). During this period, the weather is most favorable for cycling, kayaking on the Drwęca and Wel Rivers, and exploring the forest reserves and landscape parks. The observation tower on Dylewska Hill will also offer clearer panoramic views.
A highly recommended spot is the Picnic Shelter with Bike Racks. It's a great place to rest, offering shelter from rain, barbecue facilities, parking, and toilets. It also provides information boards for those interested in the local history and area.
Yes, the Sanctuary in Lubawa Lipy (Church of the Visitation) is a significant religious site. It is renowned for its image of the Blessed Virgin Mary, crowned in 1969, and attracts thousands of pilgrims, especially during annual festivals in early July.
Beyond the prominent landmarks, Lubawa holds some interesting historical curiosities. You can find remnants of a Wooden Sewer System, which urban legend attributes to Nicolaus Copernicus. Additionally, the Monument to Polish Child Prisoners of Nazi Germany serves as a poignant reminder of a significant historical period.
Visitors particularly appreciate the blend of historical sites, such as the former railway stations like Radomno Former Train Station (Gross Radem), and the convenient outdoor facilities like the Picnic Shelter with Bike Racks. The comfortable asphalt paths, such as the Bicycle Path to Tyliczki, are also highly rated for their ease of use and potential for connecting to other routes.
Yes, the historical site of the Battlefield of Grunwald, a significant event in Polish history, is located nearby and attracts numerous tourists interested in medieval history.
Within the town of Lubawa, you can enjoy Łazienki Miejskie Park, a revitalized urban park that offers an attractive recreational area for residents and visitors alike.


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