Pieczarki Vacations

Pieczarki is situated about 130 miles (209 kilometers) north of Warsaw, the national capital.

While it can be a temptation to simply sit back and relax while visiting Pieczarki, keep in mind that the surrounding region's numerous natural sights, cities and towns await. Mikolajki, 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the northeast, and Goldap, 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the southwest of Pieczarki are worth a visit too.

Suwalki is approximately 45 miles (72 kilometers) from Pieczarki. This regional center includes a wide range of tourist attractions, like Constitution Park of the 3rd of May, Church of St. Alexander and Regional Museum. Suwalki has much to offer travelers willing to stay for a day or two. Suwalki Plaza and Wigry National Park are some of the other points of interest worth visiting.

If the weather isn't ideal, fear not, Poland offers a wide range of theaters, history museums and art museums, guaranteed to keep you busy. For a low-cost outdoors activity that the whole family will enjoy, take the time to check out the region's popular open-air museums, gardens and farms.

Poland provides those in the area with a number of laid-back ways to enjoy the great outdoors, such as sunbathing and wildlife watching. This region is a good place to make the most of the great outdoors and enjoy winter activities. When the mercury drops, grab your mittens and scarf and spend the day snow shoeing or cross-country skiing.

When the time comes to leave Pieczarki, say farewell the way locals do, with a heartfelt "Narazie."

Accommodation in Pieczarki

As Expedia currently doesn't feature any short and long stay accommodation listings for Pieczarki, you'll find hotel rooms in Gizycko, which is 5 miles (8 kilometers) away. Gizycko hotels listed with Expedia include: the Hotel St. Bruno and Hotel Mazury.