Zajdy: Hotels and Accommodation

Book a hotel in Zajdy or rent a holiday apartment in Zajdy: South of Zajdy, in a forest beside the unpaved Gąski–Zajdy road, lies a protected cemetery from the First World War. It commemorates 47 Russian soldiers, 114 German soldiers and one civilian war victim; the cemetery can be reached via this unpaved road. Those interested in a protected First World War memorial site can view the cemetery as a specific historical point of reference for Zajdy.

History

Zajdy was founded before 1557 on 60 włóka; a further six włóka were allocated to the village head. The settlement was also known by the name Sołtmany.

Geographical Location

Zajdy is located in the Polish Warmian–Masurian Voivodeship, in Olecko County and in the Gmina of Olecko. If you would like to geographically place Zajdy within Poland, the voivodeship, county and gmina indicate the town's administrative framework.

If you would like to compare more pages about localities, you can visit the pages for Szwałk, Swietajno, Biała Olecka, Babki Oleckie, Stacze, Giże, Wronki and Jaski.

For the higher-level travel overview: Olecki.