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Lakes
MikoĆajki
Lake MikoĆajskie is a narrow glacial trough lake that links three of the big Masurian lakes: TaĆty, BeĆdany and Ćniardwy. Water from the central and southern parts of the Great Masurian Lakes flows through it, and so do sailors and passengâŠ
Lakes
MikoĆajki
Lake Ćniardwy (say "SHNYAR-dvih") is the largest lake in Poland and the centerpiece of the Masurian Lake District, a glacial lake region in the country's northeast. Sailors call it the "Masurian sea": on a windy day you can barely see theâŠ
Churches & monasteries
MikoĆajki
The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in MikoĆajki (roughly "mee-ko-WAY-kee") is a pale, Neoclassical church with a tall yellow-brick clock tower, a short walk from the town's busy marina in the heart of the Masurian Lake District. Next door, tâŠ
Nature
MikoĆajki
Lake Ćuknajno (say "wook-NIGH-no"), about 5 km (3 miles) east of MikoĆajki in Poland's Masurian Lake District, is a shallow, reed-fringed lake protected for its birds â above all the mute swan. It was the first site in Poland listed underâŠ