Bartoszyce: Hotels and accommodations

Book a hotel in Bartoszyce: The Mleczarskie city lake was created by damming the Suszyca and has an open bathing area; Jeziorko Bartbetowskie is another local body of water. An open bathing area at Lake Mleczarskie can therefore be a specific criterion if you are looking for a local bathing experience in Bartoszyce.

Classification

Bartoszyce is a county town in the Warmian–Masurian Voivodeship and lies in the valley of the Łyna in the historical region of Bartia. If you would also like to compare other location pages, take a look at Poniki, Kiersity, Galiny, Klekotki, Nowa Karczma and Wojciechy.

Landscape

Bartoszyce lies in the Sępopolska Lowland in the lower valley of the Łyna; the surrounding area features hilly terrain and numerous small bodies of water.

History

The Gothic Lidzbark Gate was built in 1468 and is regarded as the only surviving remnant of the town wall. If you are interested in Gothic architecture, the Lidzbark Gate in Bartoszyce is a specific example.

The parish church of St. John the Evangelist and Our Lady of Częstochowa was built in the mid-14th century in the Gothic style and later extended.

Getting there

Bartoszyce is located on National Road 51 in the direction of the Bezledy border crossing; passenger rail service is considered suspended, while freight trains continue to operate towards Głomno.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bartenstein.