Stuhm (Sztum) is located on Lake Zajezierskie and Lake Barlewickie; both were formerly parts of a single lake called Lake Białe. You can book a hotel in Stuhm. The lakeside location is particularly suitable for a stay centered around a landscape shaped by lakes.
Geographical Setting
Stuhm belongs to the cultural-geographical region of Powiśle and the western part of the Iławskie Lake District.
Stuhm is the administrative seat and the largest town in Sztum County. Dzierzgoń is the other town in the county and lies 21 km east of Stuhm.
Stuhm has a railway station with connections to, among other places, Tricity, GrudziÄ…dz, Malbork, and Kwidzyn. Malbork is 14 km away and is a larger railway junction.
Culture
In the surrounding area of Stuhm are Malbork – Zamek Krzyżacki XIII-XV w. and Malbork – Strusi ogród; Wzgorze nad Rumunkami is also located in the surrounding area. The castle complex in Malbork is therefore a specific cultural attraction for a stay in Stuhm.
In the wider regional area of Stuhm are Gniew – Zamek Krzyżacki XIIIw., Kwidzyn – Zamek XIVw., Kamienna Góra, and St. Nicholas Church in Lisewo.
Stuhm Castle was built as a brick castle in the second quarter of the 14th century, around 1326.
Cycling
In the wider regional area of Stuhm, the marked blue Powiśle Churches Trail cycle route runs for 43.78 km through places such as Dzierzgoń, Mikołajki Pomorskie, Stary Targ, and Żuławka Sztumska.
More local pages: Przezmark, Górki, Stary Dzierzgoń, Stanowo, Kiersity, Sztum, Sztumskie Pole, Zajezierze, Dzierzgon
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