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Teutonic Castle in Nidzica
The Teutonic Castle in Nidzica, built around 1370 by the Grand Master Winrich von Kniprode, served as an important strategic point for the Teutonic Order. Constructed from brick on a stone foundation, it impresses with its Gothic architecture, featuring cloisters, 14th/15th-century frescoes, and distinctive windows. Today, it is a center of culture, business, and entertainment, housing the Nidzica Land Museum, gallery, library, hotel, and restaurant. The Nidzica Commandery's Knight Brotherhood also operates here. Surrounded by a 19th-century park, the castle is a popular tourist destination with free access to the courtyard and outer bailey.
Picture number (ID): 3211
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