The wider Lipowo Kurkowskie region is home to several historic sites and a park. You can book a hotel in Lipowo Kurkowskie. These include Nidzica – Teutonic Castle, 14th century; Dabrowno – Ruins of a 14th-century Teutonic castle; and Olsztyn – Castle, 14th century; the Janusza Kusocińskiego Park is also located in this wider region. Those wishing to include regional history and culture in their trip will find specific points of interest here.
Nature
Lipowo Kurkowskie is a Masurian village with the character of a summer resort, situated amid forests. This suits trips focused on a rural landscape.
Several lakes are located near Lipowo Kurkowskie, including Kiernoz Wielki, Kiernoz Mały, Klimont, Stemboj, Brzeźno and Maróz.
Getting There
From Olsztynek, the route to Lipowo Kurkowskie follows Road 603 in the direction of Selwy.
History
Lipowo Kurkowskie was founded during the time of the Teutonic Order and has been documented since 1411.
An Evangelical cemetery from the 19th century lies in the forest on the northern edge of the village.
