Sztynort: Hotels and Accommodation

Lake Sztynorckie and the outlet of the Sztynort Canal give Sztynort a strong connection to the water. The village is also home to a large inland yacht marina with quays and a concentration of sailing masts in summer.

Water and Landscape

Upałty is located in the immediate vicinity of Sztynort. In the wider regional area are Lipowa Góra and Gora Lykovaya.

History and Culture

The historic Sztynort manor complex includes a palace built in the 17th century on older foundations and associated with the Lehndorff family. The palace park contains the ruins of a Neo-Gothic chapel dating from around 1830, as well as a Neoclassical tea house from 1816 designed by Langhans.

In the Wider Area

The wider regional area around Sztynort includes Kętrzyn – the Rastenburg Teutonic Castle from the 14th century and Barciany – the Teutonic Castle from the 14th century.

Culinary Character

In the wider area, Masurian cuisine is considered seasonal and based on local products. It includes smoked fish, pickled foods, lamb, and fresh vegetables.

Route

Sztynort is considered the endpoint of a Masurian road route from Bogaczewo.

More local pages: Wesołowo, Węgorzewo, Ogonki, Przerwanki, Sobiechy, Budry, Ołownik, Kolonia Pozezdrze.

To the main travel overview: Węgorzewski.