Myki: Hotels and Accommodation

Myki preserves its historic village structure and traditional farm buildings. The first record of the village dates back to 1430.

History

On 28 February 1519, Nicolaus Copernicus carried out a renewed location survey of the village. Historical records describe Myki in the 17th century as having an inn, and in 1863 as having eight houses and 89 inhabitants.

Location and surroundings

Myki is part of the Sołectwo comprising Zalbki, Myki and Szypry, and is located in the southeastern part of the Gmina Dywity.

The area around Myki includes Olsztyn – 14th-century Castle and Janusz Kusociński Park. The Bazylika Kolegiacka is located in the wider regional area.

The same higher-level area also includes Klebark Wielki, Wadąg, Klewki, Siła, Giławy, Swaderki, Rzeck and Łajs.

To the higher-level travel overview: Olsztyński.