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4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Iza Z (3 months ago)
The gate is open, but the ruins outside the fence are also impressive. Roofed shelters, parking for several spaces, including for disabled people, and on the other side of the road, the historic Ursus.
The gate is open, but the ruins outside the fence are also impressive. Roofed shelters, parking for several spaces, including for disabled people, and on the other side of the road, the historic Ursus.
Dorota ERKA (9 months ago)
It is worth seeing the Ruins of the Teutonic Castle from the 12th century in Papowo Biskupie, primarily due to the interesting nature of the construction. These are one of the most beautiful castle ruins, if you can call the ruins that. Access is easy, the castle is in the very center of the village, by the road, there is plenty of space to park your car nearby, of course you can come by bike, the bus also goes to Papowo Biskupie, by train to Wrocławki - from the station to the ruins of the castle is about 3 km . I encourage you to visit this place
It is worth seeing the Ruins of the Teutonic Castle from the 12th century in Papowo Biskupie, primarily due to the interesting nature of the construction. These are one of the most beautiful castle ruins, if you can call the ruins that. Access is easy, the castle is in the very center of the village, by the road, there is plenty of space to park your car nearby, of course you can come by bike, the bus also goes to Papowo Biskupie, by train to Wrocławki - from the station to the ruins of the castle is about 3 km . I encourage you to visit this place
waldi0055 (10 months ago)
In Papowo Biskupie, on a small artificial hill located on the outskirts of the village, there are currently the ruins of a Teutonic castle, which is considered one of the earliest examples of a regular, four-sided seat of a Teutonic convent. Part of the eastern, western and northern wings of this 13th-century building have been preserved to this day, in the form of thick external walls. And, unfortunately, despite the reconstruction announced years ago, nothing is happening.
In Papowo Biskupie, on a small artificial hill located on the outskirts of the village, there are currently the ruins of a Teutonic castle, which is considered one of the earliest examples of a regular, four-sided seat of a Teutonic convent. Part of the eastern, western and northern wings of this 13th-century building have been preserved to this day, in the form of thick external walls. And, unfortunately, despite the reconstruction announced years ago, nothing is happening.
Sebastian Basteknology (2 years ago)
Wow
Wow
Michał T (2 years ago)
The ruins are amazing. If anyone hasn't seen the stone castle yet, they have the opportunity. It's a pity that you can't go inside. It would be useful to set at least a short, safe path. The area is fenced, with a small parking lot nearby and several information boards. The place has potential, but it is still waiting for its better days.
The ruins are amazing. If anyone hasn't seen the stone castle yet, they have the opportunity. It's a pity that you can't go inside. It would be useful to set at least a short, safe path. The area is fenced, with a small parking lot nearby and several information boards. The place has potential, but it is still waiting for its better days.
