Galeria is actually a cottage. Snuggled next to a larger farm, but still a cottage. There is a beautiful orchard nearby, as well as a permaculture greengrocer with lettuce, beans, zucchini, pattypan squash and spinach. There are hammocks. From them, you can enjoy beautiful contemplation, listen to the clangor of cranes and various other sounds. You can meet deer, cranes, hares, badgers and foxes on your walk. Wild boars come when apples fall from trees. You can also build a bonfire - there is a place for it and wood.

If anyone asked what such a cottage was for, there are many answers. To spend time with friends, organize an intimate hen party with the Forest Spa, drive to Kwaśne Jabłek on Saturday to try new dishes washed down with cider produced there. Due to the nature of the place, we do not encourage people who like to relax with alcohol and loud music. You won't find that. It's completely different here. We invite you.

The Gallery is a small cottage for 2-4 guests. It is for the exclusive use of guests.
On the ground floor, there is a living room with a double bed that doubles as a comfortable sofa, a coffee table, a kitchenette, and a bathroom. On the first floor, there are three beds: one double and two singles. In front of the cottage is a wooden table, benches, loungers, and a very comfortable four-poster bed for naps or relaxing with a book.
The cottage is heated by a wood-burning stove.

The Gallery is located next to the larger Bezat cottage, which usually hosts yoga groups of no more than 15 people. Next to the large cottage is an outdoor sauna for four people.

By prior arrangement with the host, you can enjoy meals prepared for guests in the spacious Bezat house. The cuisine is vegetarian with an Asian twist.

You can also prepare your own meals using the kitchenette. You can enjoy a delicious pizza or dinner in Jonkowo, 7 km away.

Delicious bread is available from Dorota in her private bakery.

The main summer attractions are the beautiful and often empty swimming areas at lakes both large and small, such as Isąg and Marąg, in Kozia Góra, Gamerki, Skolity, Gubity, Szalstra, Ramoty, Pelnik, and others.

There are also wonderful cycling and hiking trails in the area, with many surprises along the way, as we have no shortage of roe deer, cranes, hares, storks, and badgers.

- There's the Living Lavender Museum, with screenings, occasional concerts, lavender products, and lavender fields full of scents with benches for enjoying the aroma.
- The gallery in Kawkowo invites you to enjoy the best coffee, herbal teas from the garden, fruit and chocolate tarts, and workshops with local artists.
- In Łukta, at the Smolej café, you can enjoy the best ice cream in Warmia made with real fruit and herbs, as well as ice cream with old, traditional flavors dating back to the 1950s.

- During the summer season, in July, the "Theatrical Village" theater festival takes place in Węgajty – plays, performances from Poland and abroad, concerts, dances with live music, theater workshops, and many other attractions for adults and children.
- The Warmia forests are full of blueberries, raspberries, and mushrooms, but the latter are usually harvested in autumn. We invite you to join us for the autumn harvest.
- Warmia is a land of beautiful, winding roads leading through old avenues, mostly lined with linden trees, and charming, well-kept towns and villages.
- You can also visit "Kwaśne Jabłko," a friendly farm producing juice and cider from the surrounding orchards. Tastings are available on site. The Niva restaurant is located nearby, on a hill, surrounded by fields and orchards. Baskets for two are available; vegetarian, fish, and meat. All products come from organic farms in the area. At Cegielnia Art, also next door, you can sign up for a short clay modeling course, make something yourself, fire it, and take it away as a souvenir. At Letycja's, you can also enjoy great coffee on weekends and eat delicious crepes with a variety of fillings, prepared by her husband, a native Frenchman.

Closer to our hometown, within walking distance, a new evening gathering place has been established in an old barn – Siedziba 21. Concerts, stand-up comedy shows, exhibitions, and workshops are held here.

And Olsztyn is also nearby, which is also worth a visit.

And finally, our local animator and guidebook publisher, Warming, organizes wonderful culinary and artistic events during the season, including cooking competitions, concerts, and fairy tale and storytelling sessions. She also invites local musicians to play music together. And in the fall, at the end of September, residents of the surrounding villages and local artists invite you to a multitude of events as part of the 2-day event "Art in the Homestead".