Half-Day Malbork Castle Tour with Audioguide

Explore the grandeur of Malbork Castle, the largest castle in the world built by the Teutonic Knights. This impressive fortress, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, dates back to the thirteenth century and was originally constructed as an Ordensburg fortress. Over the centuries, the castle faced destruction and reconstruction but has been meticulously preserved to showcase its medieval glory. Today, it serves as the headquarters of the Castle Museum in Malbork, welcoming visitors from around the world to marvel at its historic architecture, sprawling courtyards, and impressive defensive structures. The castle’s Gothic design, combined with rich historical significance, makes it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.

During a guided tour, visitors can explore all four sections of the castle, including drawbridges, terraces, St. Anne’s Chapel, the Grand Master’s garden, and multiple exhibition halls featuring both permanent and temporary collections. The tour typically lasts about three hours and provides fascinating insights into the Teutonic Knights’ way of life, medieval architecture, and the castle’s strategic importance. Whether wandering through the courtyards, admiring the Gothic design, or learning from knowledgeable guides, guests will gain a comprehensive understanding of this iconic landmark. Visiting Malbork Castle is an unforgettable journey into history, culture, and architectural brilliance.