In the wider regional surroundings of Lipowo Kurkowskie are Nidzica – 14th-century Teutonic Castle, Dabrowno – 14th-century ruins of a Teutonic castle, and Olsztyn – 14th-century Castle. The Janusz Kusociński Park is also located in this wider regional area. For travellers who would like to include historic buildings, castle ruins and a park in their stay, this specific proximity is particularly interesting.
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Nature
Lipowo Kurkowskie is described as a Masurian village with the character of a summer holiday resort, situated between forests. The described character of the place is suited to an interest in a Masurian village and summer holiday resort between forests.
Several lakes are mentioned near Lipowo Kurkowskie: Kiernoz Wielki, Kiernoz Mały, Klimont, Stemboj, Brzeźno and Maróz.
Geographical Location
The road connection to Lipowo Kurkowskie is described as running from Olsztynek via Road 603 in the direction of Selwy.
History
Lipowo Kurkowskie was founded during the period of the Teutonic Order and has been documented since 1411.
At the northern edge of the village, an Evangelical cemetery from the 19th century is located in the forest.
Further places for orientation: Unieszewo, Nowa Kaletka, Jeziorany, Guzowy Piec, Waplewo, Olsztynek, Kajny, Allenstein
