Małe Gronowo: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture

In the area surrounding Małe Gronowo lies Gniew – Zamek Krzyżacki XIIIw. (13th-century Teutonic castle). Those wishing to book a hotel in Małe Gronowo can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

In the wider regional surroundings of Małe Gronowo are Kwidzyn – Zamek XIVw. (14th-century castle), Malbork – Zamek Krzyżacki (Teutonic castle dating from the 13th to the 15th century), Malbork – Strusi ogród (Ostrich Garden), Ratusz (Town Hall), Park Miejski (City Park), Działki / allotments (allotment gardens), and Wzgorze nad Rumunkami (hill near Rumunki).

Guided tours of the Teutonic castle in Gniew are available; the tour includes a permanent exhibition about the town, the castle chapel, the defensive cloisters, the armoury, and an exhibition on the Second World War.

Cycling Route and Landscape

The northern section of the Lower Vistula Trail runs near Małe Gronowo through the Gniew area, passing through Wielkie Walichnowy, Kuchnia, Polskie Gronowo, Ciepłe, and Gniew. The entire trail is 75 km long, of which 36 km run within the municipality of Gniew; it follows the Vistula and offers views over its valley.

History

Małe Gronowo is one of three separately named settlements that emerged from the expansion of Gronowo following the dyke construction works of 1855. In Polskie Gronowo, traces of older buildings, a Mennonite cemetery, and the remains of former dykes can be seen.

To the higher-level travel overview: Gniew.