Zamek w Tykocinie

The castle is large, but rooms for guests only seven pieces. We sleep in the Tykocin chambers with access to the dungeons, the royal restaurant, the ballroom and the courtyard. Without ghosts and cold walls, without a television, although electricity and all the conveniences of the modern world are already in place. Comfortable royal beds, elegant bathrooms and even air conditioning. All rooms are located in the attic and the road leads to them through the winding stairs of the castle tower. We do not have a lift, so older people and those with physical disabilities may have difficulty entering the room with a suitcase. The hearty panic and vital virgins will not feel the effects of this walk, and after a dense dinner it will be a therapeutic march. The decor of all rooms is designed in a warm and gentle tone, without a museum embouchure. You will not find dusty tapestries, creaking armor at night, royal throne and ornate coffers. It is simple, without glamor and comfortable. In each of the rooms there is: a desk for work, a bathroom with a shower (in the apartment a bathtub), free internet access. You can also count on cleaning every day. In each bathroom you will find a hair dryer. The windows offer a view of the Narew river valley, stork's nest, nearby forests and meadows. We offer 7 rooms in the following configuration: - 1 two-bedded apartment with a double bed (with the possibility of an extra bed for children), - 2 double rooms with single beds (with an extra bed for children), - 3 double rooms with single beds, - 1 family room, 4 beds with single beds. You can find mosquitoes and other winged monsters as well. For this reason, mosquito nets are located in the windows of the rooms. The price of the room is waiting for you breakfast and a guided tour of the castle, who knows everything about history, curiosities and legends related to the fate of Tykocin.

We treat you with Podlasie, Jewish and Tatar specialties in a truly royal edition: goose dumplings served with marinated ginger, chulent, Narwia Pipki goats (stomachs) in a butter sauce, veal roasted in French pastry, Korycian cheese in crispy batter or Podlaska potato cake in shaped cupcakes. In addition, great Masurian and Lithuanian beers as well as a wine card precisely composed in cooperation with a fellow Sommelier. Breakfasts that are included in the price of the accommodation and are served from 8:00 to 10:00. One of the secrets of the castle kitchen is its own herb and vegetable garden and trusted suppliers. You can not miss out on the feasts from the series "Gęsina na Św. Marcin", where the tables bend over delicious, Old Polish dishes of goose and venison. There will also be dances, revelry and frolics. The castle also hosts the Tastes of the Renaissance, or dinners from the era. During these feasts, you will find out what flavors reigned over the renaissance German court, what the Tartars ate, what the Italians liked and what was served on the tables in the time of rebirth. Tykocin can boast of delectable delicacies of regional cuisine. Choose to: - Villa Regent restaurant for chulent, fried dumplings or kugel, - Tejsza restaurant for chicken in honey sauce with raisins, as well as Christmas cymes, - taverns. Tales from the Narew River after a sensational pike on spinach and korycino cheese.

See you, discoveries and exploration are extraordinary areas, castle walls, wild rivers and old temples. It is not worth counting clouds in the sky and listening to the wind noise. In return, we recommend visiting the Tykocin castle with a guide. For you, we have opened the castle's basement, the prison tower and the Glass Hall (original name: Sala Szklana) with the reconstructed second-tier tiled stove of the pre-partition Republic, called the Great Modra (from the blue-and-white tiles). The furnace was built for 10 years and is currently the second largest furnace of this type in Poland. The Narew river flowing nearby is famous in Europe for its microclimate, which attracts birds and insects of all kinds. It is a paradise not only for photographers and ornithologists, but also for tourists who want to enjoy the captivating beauty of nature. We recommend getting to know the river from the boat. Cruises for the whole family are organized by the Tykocin FlisakPark. The route leads along the historic part of the city, and then through the ecologically rich, full of birds section of the Narew River. During the cruise, a qualified guide discusses the passing monuments and places. Cruises starting at sunset are also popular, which is a good chance to see beavers in nature. On the map, the Biebrza River and its picturesque backwaters are no less interesting. A short ride divides Tykocin from the Tsar's Road, a historical route that runs through the heart of Biebrza forests and swamps where you can meet elks, soak up untouched nature and make a stop along a walking path: for example Długa Luka, which bites up to the horizon with a narrow bridge in kępiaste, Przybiebrzańskie meadows. Tykocin sights that are worth seeing: - The church p.w. Holy Trinity in Tykocin built thanks to Jan Klemens Branicki in 1740 - 1750. - The Great Synagogue was erected on the site of an old wooden synagogue in 1642. Currently it is a branch of the Podlasie Museum in Białystok. - Small Synagogue - The Talmudic House is located in the vicinity of the Large Synagogue. Originally, the building housed a religious school and was a Talmudic house. - The Tykocin market is a unique urban monument of the city. Since the founding of Tykocin, it has existed from the 18th century. The center of the square is decorated with a two-meter monument of Stefan Czarniecki. The memorial monument dates back to 1763. It is probably the second oldest secular monument in Poland after Zygmunt's Column. You can not miss the events organized in the castle: - Podlasie Auto Cafe, a meeting that is a mix of interesting motoring, noble coffee and a unique place. - Assault of the Castle in Tykocin, historical reconstruction taking place every winter. - Concerts as part of the Moniuszko Four Seasons Festival. - Theater performances as part of the "Teatr Polska" project.