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Small surviving fragments of Ostróda's medieval defensive structures. They are not a major sight on their own, but they fit well into a short walk around the castle, churches and older centre.
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Kościół św. Dominika Savio
Gothic church rebuilt after wartime damage, originally dating from the 14th century. It is one of the older religious monuments in Ostróda.
Zamek krzyżacki i Muzeum w Ostródzie
The main historic monument of Ostróda, originally a Teutonic Order castle. It was rebuilt after wartime damage and now houses a museum and cultural functions. Napoleon stayed in Ostróda in 1807, and the castle is one of the town's standard short-visit stops.
Dni Ostródy
Annual town festival with concerts, family events, local attractions and lakeside activities. The event tradition goes back at least several decades.
Kamienica przy ul. A. Mickiewicza 9
Tenement house from 1896 in the centre of Ostróda.
Early-20th-century villa on Sienkiewicza Street.
Kościół ewangelicko-metodystyczny
Neo-Gothic church from 1907 and one of the most recognisable buildings in the town skyline. Its tower, reached by 105 steps, functions as a viewpoint over Ostróda.