Harsz: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider regional surroundings of Harsz are Lipowa Góra, Audyniskie Góra, and Gora Lykovaya; Kętrzyn – Zamek Krzyżacki Rastenburg XIVw is also located there. Anyone wishing to consider the wider surroundings of Harsz can thus gain a clear understanding of the region.

For travelers who would like to book a hotel in Harsz, accommodation search for the town is available.

Nature and Lakes

Harsz is a locality in Poland, in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, in Węgorzewo County and the Pozezdrze area, on the shore of Lake Harsz.

Upałty is located in the vicinity of Harsz.

Lake Harsz belongs to the Masurian Lake District and the mesoregion of the Great Masurian Lakes. It is surrounded by fields and meadows, while forests lie along its northern shore. It is connected to Lake Mamry via the watercourse called Dopływ z jez. Harsz.

Lake Harsz lies within the Great Masurian Lakes Landscape Protection Area and is designated as a quiet zone.

Harsz is a village on the shore of Lake Harsz between Lake Mamry and Lake Dargin in the Masurian Lake District.

Cycling

A listed 32-kilometer cycling route around Lake Niegocin includes Harsz between Giżycko, Świdry, Pieczarki, and Pozezdrze. For cycling travelers, the locality is thus classified as part of this listed route description.

History

Harsz was founded in 1550 as Skarsaw; historical German and Polish forms of the locality's name are documented.

Further destinations in this overview: Kolonia Pozezdrze, Pozezdrze, Olszewo Węgorzewskie, Węgorzewo, Trygort, Kuty, Pawłowo, and Przerwanki.

To the overarching travel overview: Węgorzewski.