Discover Ostróda: Stage and Water

The amphitheater has 2,500 seats and is fully covered. The water-ski lift is 800 metres long and can accommodate up to nine water skiers at a time.

The amphitheater in Ostróda is intended for music concerts, theatre performances, cabaret and other large-scale events. In summer, it hosts cabaret shows, music concerts and other artistic performances. If a particular evening is the reason for your trip, check the event date before booking.

At the beach on Lake Sajmino, there are volleyball courts where tournaments with prizes are held regularly. This beach is busiest during the summer season. Water skiing and beach volleyball offer different kinds of activity. If you are planning to travel for a particular tournament, check the date in advance.

On the shore of Lake Drwęckie in Ostróda are the Żegluga Ostródzko-Elbląska marina and a seasonal tourist information centre. Take the seasonal availability of the information centre into account when planning.

The viewpoint is located in the tower of the Evangelical church; 105 steps lead up to it. If you plan to visit, check in advance whether access will be possible during your visit.

Major transport routes between Poznań and Olsztyn, and between Warsaw and Gdańsk, cross in Ostróda. These include the S7 expressway and national roads 15 and 16; there are also railway connections. This gives you several options to consider when planning your journey.

Before booking, compare the exact hotel address with your planned route.

The Natura 2000 site “Dolina Drwęcy” (PLH280001) is among the protected areas within the municipality of Ostróda. The “Rzeka Drwęca” nature reserve is also within the municipality of Ostróda and is Poland’s longest ichthyological nature reserve.

Wzgórza Dylewskie Landscape Park is located in the municipalities of Ostróda, Lubawa, Dąbrówno and Grunwald. It covers 7,169.76 hectares, and its buffer zone covers 14,664.22 hectares. In the wider travel area, the Kanał Ostródzko-Elbląski is considered Ostróda and Western Masuria’s main tourist attraction.

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What events take place in the amphitheater?

It is used for concerts, theatre performances, cabaret and other large-scale events. In summer, it hosts cabaret shows, music concerts and other artistic performances. Check the event date if you have a specific visit in mind.

What is there at the beach on Lake Sajmino?

There are volleyball courts and regular tournaments with prizes. The beach is busiest during the summer season.

How many steps lead to the viewpoint?

There are 105 steps to the viewpoint in the tower of the Evangelical church. Check in advance whether access will be possible during your visit.

For the wider travel overview: Warmia-Masuria.