Tripto Guide
7 places. The best places, landmarks and ideas for exploring the region. Open a place to see all details.

Białowieża
Białowieża National Park protects the most valuable part of the Białowieża Forest, one of Europe's last large lowland forests with a natural character. It is Poland's oldest national park: you see dead wood, veteran trees and a forest foll…

Białowieża
The Białowieża tourist train is a road-going sightseeing vehicle shaped like a train: a locomotive with covered carriages that travels on streets, not rails. It offers an easy way to see Białowieża and the surroundings of the Białowieża Fo…

Białowieża
At the heart of Białowieża National Park lies the Strictly Protected Area: more than **6,000 hectares** of forest excluded from any forestry management for nearly a century. It preserves the best-surviving part of the Białowieża Primeval F…

Białowieża
At the end of the 19th century, a park in the English style was laid out around the hunting residence of the Russian tsars in Białowieża. Today the Palace Park is a designated enclave of the Białowieża National Park and a natural introduct…

Białowieża
The Podlaskie Stork Trail is a cycling route of **412.5 km**, laid out in **2002** through the nesting heartlands of the white stork. It links four national parks — Białowieża, Narew, Biebrza and Wigry — and belongs to the international Gr…

Białowieża
On the edge of the Białowieża Forest, in the village of Budy in the Białowieża commune, stands a 19th-century farmstead recreating the everyday life of the inhabitants of the forest's Podlaskan foreland. Anyone who understands the eastern…

Białowieża
Just north-west of Białowieża, between Pogorzelce and Teremiski, a wooden boardwalk leads through the Stara Białowieża wilderness — the place where the first settlement named Białowieża stood centuries ago. This is the **Trail of the Royal…