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- Avail skip-the-line access to experience the magnificent architecture of Malbork Castle, its courtyard, and cloisters.
- Discover the largest brick castle in the world which is also the birthplace of the “solidarity” movement.
- Join an expert guide and discover the iconic Summer Refectory and the Gothic-style Grand Masters' Palace.
- Immerse yourself in the Middle Ages by wandering through the Coal Market and visiting the Amber Museum.
- Satisfy your appetite with a delicious lunch at one of the nearby restaurants, and enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi throughout your excursion.
- Avail skip-the-line access to experience the magnificent architecture of Malbork Castle, its courtyard, and cloisters.
- Discover the largest brick castle in the world which is also the birthplace of the “solidarity” movement.
- Join an expert guide and discover the iconic Summer Refectory and the Gothic-style Grand Masters' Palace.
- Immerse yourself in the Middle Ages by wandering through the Coal Market and visiting the Amber Museum.
- Satisfy your appetite with a delicious lunch at one of the nearby restaurants, and enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi throughout your excursion.
Inclusions
- Tour of Malbork Castle & Gdansk
- English-speaking guide in Gdansk
- Hotel pick-up
- Transfers by car/minibus
- English-speaking driver
- Entry fee to Malbork Castle
- Lunch (soup, main course & water) in a regular restaurant
- Free Wi-Fi
Exclusions
- Personal expenses & gratuities
- Tip: Don't forget to visit the world's largest brick church, the Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Why Visit Malbork Castle?
- Medieval Marvel: Malbork Castle, often referred to as the largest brick castle in the world, boasts an unparalleled architectural spectacle that transports you straight into the heart of the Middle Ages.
- Historical Time Capsule: Dive into the history of the Teutonic Order and the medieval Baltic region. The castle's rich past as a monastic fortress, grand residence, and military stronghold comes to life as you explore its chambers, courtyards, and exhibits.
- Grandeur Galore: Prepare to be wowed by the sheer scale and intricate details. From the imposing walls to the ornate decorations, every corner of Malbork Castle whispers stories of its bygone era.
- Breathtaking Surroundings: Nestled along the picturesque Nogat River, the castle boasts stunning views that add an extra layer of beauty to your visit.
All Your Malbork Castle Ticket Options
Entry Tickets with Multilingual Audio Guide
Embark on a self-guided tour of Malbork Castle with a handy multilingual audio guide. As you stroll through the labyrinthine corridors and majestic chambers, the audio guide will regale you with fascinating tales of the Teutonic Knights who once called this castle home. Immerse yourself in the past at your own pace.
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Audio-Guided Tour with Hotel Transfers from Gdansk
Enjoy free hotel transfers from Gdansk to Malbork Castle. Once there, the audio guide becomes your trusty companion, revealing the castle's secrets as you explore its hallowed halls. Afterward, your return journey to Gdansk is just as convenient, making it a hassle-free experience from start to finish.
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Guided Tour from Gdansk
Opt for a guided tour ticket for a more in-depth and personalized experience. Departing from Gdansk, you'll have a knowledgeable guide by your side, leading you through the castle's enthralling history. Enjoy comfortable transfers to and from your place of accommodation for a hassle-free experience.
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Malbork Castle Highlights
Anne Chapel
Step into a medieval masterpiece and explore St. Anne Chapel's intricate Gothic architecture, delicate frescoes, and stunning stained glass windows.
The Outer Bailey
Witness the history unfold in the vast Outer Bailey. Imagine knights and nobles bustling about as you explore Malbork Castle's most vibrant place.
Ceramic Collection
Marvel at the delicate beauty of centuries-old ceramics. This collection showcases the artistic skills and refined tastes of the castle's inhabitants.
Enchanting Gardens
Stroll through the Castle Gardens, a serene oasis with vibrant flora. Unwind amidst nature's embrace, a stark contrast to the castle's imposing architecture.
Boat Rides
Take a scenic boat ride along the Nogat River, offering picturesque views of the castle from the water, providing a unique vantage point to appreciate its grandeur.
Amber Collection
Discover the fascinating Amber Museum, housing a vast collection of amber artifacts showcasing the region's rich history of amber craftsmanship.
The Grand Refectory
It is where Teutonic Knights once dined amidst intricate Gothic decor. The opulent decor and intricate design of this space showcase the grand lifestyle of castle's inhabitants.
Ordensburg Fortress
Malbork Castle was built as an Ordensburg Fortress or a fortified military structure. Its colossal walls and towers stand as a testament to the Teutonic Knights' power and strategic brilliance.
Plan Your Visit To Malbork Castle
Timings
Getting There
Facilities
Accessibility
Rules
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May-September Timings
- Monday: Only via Green Route: 9 AM - 8 PM
- Tuesday - Sunday:
Historical route: 9 AM - 7 PM
Green route: 5:15 PM - 8 PM
October - April Timings:
- Monday: Only via Green Route: 9 AM - 4 PM
- Tuesday - Sunday:
Historical route: 9 AM - 3 PM
Green route: 1:15 PM - 4 PM
Last Entry: 1.5-2 hours before closing time
Closed on: Jan 1, Aug 9, Nov 1, Dec 25
Address: Starościńska 1, 82-200 Malbork, Poland
- By Train: Convenient train networks are available from major cities like Gdansk (40 minutes) and Warsaw (2.5 hours). The castle is a short walk from the Malbork train station.
- By Car: Enjoy a scenic 1-hour drive from Gdańsk or 3.5 hours from Warsaw. Ample parking space is available near the castle.
- Transfers: Alternatively, you can opt for a ticket that includes transportation to and from the castle.
- Souvenir Shops: Browse the souvenir shops for unique gifts and mementos to remember your visit.
- Parking: Free parking is available near the castle.
The castle is not completely accessible to people with physical disabilities. There is limited accessibility for wheelchairs and pram strollers as the surface is uneven, with cobblestone pathways at several places.
- Respect the Artifacts: The castle is home to an array of priceless artifacts and historical treasures. Please refrain from touching or handling any items on display.
- Photography: Feel free to capture the enchanting beauty of the castle, but remember to turn off your flash and avoid using tripods inside the exhibition halls.
- Waste Reduction: Dispose of your trash responsibly and use recycling bins provided on the castle grounds.
- Respect Cultural Heritage: Treat the castle and its surroundings with respect, preserving its historical and cultural significance for generations to come.
- Restauracja Piwniczka (21 m): This charming restaurant offers a cozy ambiance and a menu showcasing the diverse flavors of the region. Don’t forget to try their delicious salads and beef.
- Restauracja Karolinka & Lenka (650 m): This establishment boasts a diverse menu, including both Polish and international dishes, and is famous for its affordable prices.
- Kamienica (900 m): Experience traditional Polish cuisine with a modern twist at Kamienica. Indulge in pierogi, a beloved Polish dish, or savor other delectable offerings on their menu.
- Restauracja Parkowa Przystań (2 km): This restaurant boasts a lovely garden setting, perfect for a leisurely meal after your castle exploration.
- Budget: Premium Bed & Breakfast, Hotel & SPA Majewski
- Mid-Budget: Stary Malbork Hotel, Pokoje Mazurow, Hotel Grot,
- Luxury: Hotel Piast
- St. John's Church (450 m): Immerse yourself in the local history and architecture by visiting this charming Gothic church, which offers a tranquil retreat from the bustling castle crowds.
- Malbork Zoo (2.2 km): If you're traveling with family, a visit to Malbork Zoo promises a fun-filled day with a variety of animals and interactive exhibits.
- Ratusz Staromiejski (500 m): Visit the Old Town Hall for a glimpse of local history and a stunning view from the tower.
Frequently Asked Questions About Malbork Castle
Can I buy Malbork Castle tickets online?
Yes! Purchasing Malbork Castle tickets online in advance allows you to avoid missing your spot and get some amazing deals and discounts.
How much do Malbork Castle tickets cost?
Malbork Castle ticket prices vary based on the type of tour. The basic entry tickets start at zł 15.
Are guided tours available for Malbork Castle?
Yes, guided tours are available for Malbork Castle.
Are there any discounts on Malbork Castle Tickets?
Yes, infants, seniors, and students enjoy discounted rates on Malbork Castle tickets.
Are children allowed at Malbork Castle?
Children are more than welcome at Malbork Castle. Family-friendly tours and activities make it an educational and enjoyable experience for young adventurers.
Is photography allowed at Malbork Castle?
Photography is usually permitted, but some areas might have restrictions due to preservation efforts.
How do I get to Malbork Castle?
The castle is easily accessible by train, bus, or car from nearby cities like Gdansk and Warsaw.
How long should I spend at Malbork Castle?
Plan for at least 3-4 hours to explore the castle's grandeur and history. You'll want time to marvel at the intricate details, snap photos, and immerse yourself in its rich past.
Is it worth visiting Malbork Castle?
Absolutely! Malbork Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Europe's most magnificent medieval castles. Its stunning architecture, sprawling courtyards, and fascinating exhibitions make it a must-visit for everyone.
What types of tickets are available for Malbork Castle?
- Standard Admission: Access to the main areas of the castle.
- Guided Tours: Join a guided tour for in-depth insights.
- Audio Guided Tours: Self-explore the castle with an audio guide.
Do I need a guide to explore Malbork Castle?
While not mandatory, a guided tour can greatly enhance your experience. Guides are local experts who provide fascinating historical context and stories, bringing the castle to life.