Krynki: Hotels and Accommodation

If you would like to book a hotel in Krynki, the history of the town dates back to the 15th century: at that time, a Lithuanian estate was established there on the route from Vilnius to Kraków. The Lithuanian estate is a specific historical reference that can help you place Krynki in context.

Culture

The Roman Catholic Church of St. Anne is located in Krynki on Nowa Street.

The Church of St. Anne was built between 1907 and 1912 in the Vistula-Baltic Neo-Gothic style, based on a design by the architect Stefan Szyller.

Nature

The municipality of Krynki is connected with Knyszyńska Landscape Park. Knyszyńska Landscape Park is therefore a specific natural reference that can help you place the municipality of Krynki in context.

Geographical Context

In the broader regional context, Sokółka County lies in the Sokólskie Hills, which are part of the North Podlasie Lowland; the county also partly includes the Knyszyńska Forest. Sokółka County is also associated with sokólski kefir and serek tatarski; both are produced by the Sokółka dairy.

For your trip to Poland, in addition to Krynki, you can also visit the pages for Kuźnica, Nowinka, Małowista, Suchowola and Sokółka.

History

Kruszyniany is located near Krynki and within the municipality of Krynki. It has a historic mosque and a mizar; the place is connected with the heritage of the Polish Tatars.

To the main travel overview: Sokółka.