- Interested in visiting Malbork Castle in Poland? Find here a guide to Malbork Castle with this to see, opening hours, ticket prices and more.
- You can reach Malbork from major Polish cities: Gdańsk 1-1½ hr, several direct trains daily (both directions), the cheapest one are Regio trains, which costs...
- Malbork is one of many grand buildings left behind by the Order of the Teutonic Knights and it’s open to the public for guided and self-guided tours all year round.
- Malbork. Gezinmeye atla Aramaya atla. ... Anıtlar ve ilgi çekici yerler. Önemli bir şehir anıtı, 13. yüzyıldan kalma bir Dünya Mirası Alanı olan Malbork Kalesi'dir .
- Dünyanın en büyük kalesi: Malbork. Polonya'da bulunan Malbork Kalesi, yüzey alanı ile dünyanın en büyük kalesi olma özelliğine sahip.
- Malbork Castle Museum’s Tweets. ... Malbork in Royal Prussia." designed by re: design studio won the Communication Arts Award for the best book design.
- Malbork şatosu ya da kalesi... 1997 yılında UNESCO Dünya Mirası Listesi'ne girdi... Malbork şehrinde, Nogat Nehri'nin sağına konuşlandırılan bir devasa şato...
- It might be an hour by train, but it’s definitely worth the trip. Malbork Castle is like one of the castles that many childhood dreams come from.
- Malbork Castle / Castle. The 13th century castle of the Teutonic Knights. The castle is a classic example of a medieval fortress.
- Instead of a single structure, Malbork Castle is a complex of three castles encircled by formidable defensive walls that are connected by gates and bridges.