Nowe Guty: Hotels and Accommodations

In the wider regional surroundings of Nowe Guty are Kadzidłowo, Góra Jelonka, and Góra Dąbrowa. You can book a hotel in Nowe Guty.

Szeroki Ostrów is also located in the vicinity of Nowe Guty.

Nowe Guty is a village in the Polish Warmian–Masurian Voivodeship, in Piski County and the municipality of Orzysz.

The former Nowe Guty railway station and the former passenger stop on the Pisz–Orzysz railway line have been closed.

An early Prussian settlement history is documented for Nowe Guty; archaeological traces indicate that a settlement already existed before 1450. For travelers interested in early settlement history, this documented background provides a specific cultural point of reference.

Nowe Guty is located in the Masurian Lake District, in the region of the Great Masurian Lakes and on the Masurian Plain; the glacially shaped surroundings include lakes, rivers, and canals. Lake Åšniardwy also belongs to the region of the Great Masurian Lakes, is listed as being 14.6 km from Nowe Guty, and is described as Poland's largest lake.

If you would then like to compare other places from the same selection, you can also view Jaśkowo, Karwica, Ukta, Okartowo, Pogobie Średnie, Orzysz, Wiartel, and Ogródek.

To the higher-level travel overview: Piski.