Szeska Góra and Tatarska Góra are located in the vicinity of Szarejki. For travellers who also want to include the surrounding area during their stay, these two named places are specific points of reference.
You can book a hotel in Szarejki.
Lipowa Góra and Audyniskie Góra are also located in the wider regional surroundings of Szarejki.
Culture and History
During the interwar period, Szarejki had a post office and a two-class school. For travellers interested in the history of the place, this is a specific point of reference in Szarejki.
According to data from the National Heritage Institute as of 15 December 2017, a historic object in Szarejki was listed in the national register of monuments.
Szarejki was founded under Magdeburg rights in 1566; a parish was established there around 1581.
The historical identity of Szarejki is connected with Polish and Masurian cultural history. In the 19th century, the local priest Karol Ferdynand Marcus opposed teaching Masurian children in German.
