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One of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in Poland, founded in the 16th century. A number of historic matzevot survive.
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Tykocin Synagogue
One of the most important surviving Baroque synagogues in Poland and part of the Museum in Tykocin. The interior retains its central bimah and Hebrew wall inscriptions.
Small Synagogue
A former beit midrash, also known as the Small Synagogue. It is now part of the Museum in Tykocin and houses an exhibition on the history of the town.
A small tourist harbour devoted to the Narew. Seasonal cruises are operated by the small riverboat Malinka, and a small Narew Museum also operates here. Cruises depend on season and water levels.
A large late-Baroque monastery complex built in the 18th century. Together with the church, synagogue and castle it forms one of the main groups of monuments in Tykocin.
A small house museum and independent centre documenting the history of Tykocin and its inhabitants. Its multimedia exhibition 133 Stories. Tykocin in 1885–2018 presents the town's history through the lives of its residents. Temporary exhibitions and local-heritage projects are also organised here.
A spacious Baroque market square surrounded by historic buildings. The Church of the Holy Trinity dominates its eastern side and a monument to Stefan Czarniecki stands in its centre.