The town of Pułtusk is located in the Masovian Voivodeship, in Pułtusk County, on the Narew River. It lies in the lower Narew Valley, on the edge of the White Forest, and is described as free of industry. Its history is described as dating back to the 9th and 10th centuries. Pułtusk received town rights in 1257; the market square is described as the longest in Europe and measures 400 by 50 metres. Visitors staying in Pułtuski who are interested in river landscapes, the edge of the White Forest and historic urban history will recognise these connections in Pułtusk.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Pułtuski.
Culture
A meteorite fall occurred in the fields northeast of Pułtusk on 30 January 1868.
Pułtusk's historic market square is associated with a Gothic-Renaissance town hall tower from the 16th century, which houses the Regional Museum, as well as the collegiate basilica from the 15th century and the Chapel of Saint Mary Magdalene.
In the surrounding area, Bunkry Beniaminow is recorded as a named mapped feature approximately 29.3 kilometres south of Pułtusk. Krzyżewskie Góry is recorded as a named mapped feature approximately 26.2 kilometres north of Pułtusk.
Other local pages in the regional overview:Boby, Budy Pobyłkowskie, Dzierzenin, Grabówiec, Kalinowo, Karniewek, Pokrzywnica, Pomocnia, Ponikiew, Pułtusk.
Use the accommodation offers on this page as the next step for your stay in Pułtuski.
