Napiwoda: Hotels and Accommodation

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In Napiwoda, the remains of a First World War cemetery are located on the grounds of a former village cemetery. The site comprises three burial sections; the graves of seven unidentified German soldiers and fourteen unidentified Russian soldiers who were killed on August 30, 1914, are located there.

History and Townscape

Napiwoda was formerly known by the German name Grünfliess; the village was located in the former East Prussian district of Neidenburg. Features documented for the settlement include a former inn, a school, a forestry administration office, and a war memorial.

Equestrian competitions were held at Stajnia Napiwoda, including the “Young Talents” competition.

Geographical Location

In the surroundings of Napiwoda lies Nidzica – 14th-century Teutonic Castle. In the wider regional area is Dabrowno – Ruins of a 14th-century Teutonic castle.

Other town pages: Wikno, Janowo, Natac Wielka, Kamionki, Jabłonka.

For the higher-level travel overview: Nidzicki.

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