Olsztyn atrakcje

Historical, but still used, twin railway bridges. They were built in the 19th century when the rail tracks reached Olsztyn and when the railway junction was located there. They are the only railway passage over the Łyna River in Olsztyn.

The shrine for the village of Jaroty (currently a district of Olsztyn). When it was built, it belonged to the parish in Bartąg. At present the chapel is a part of the church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church.

The tower built for the needs of a modern waterworks system in Olsztyn. It was erected in the highest point of the pre-war Olsztyn and it provided water to the upper parts of the city. Currently it houses an astronomical observatory connected with a planetarium.

The Marshal Office of Warmia and Mazury Province; the Regierungsbezirk Building

Seat of the pre-war Regierungsbezirk (equivalent to nowadays Province). After World War II State Railways took over the building. Currently it houses the Marshal Office and the Provincial Administrative Court.

The building of the Union of Polish Architects

The only preserved timberframe building of old Olsztyn. We do not know its initial function, it was used for non- residential purposes. Presently it houses the Union of Polish Architects.

Three – wing building of the Olsztyn Town Hall with a preserved Gothic southern wing. Western and northern wings were constructed between 1858-59 and 1927-28. Presently a seat of a Voivodeship Library (Wojewódzka Biblioteka Publiczna im. Emilii Sukertowej-Biedrawiny).