You can rent a holiday apartment in Miłuki. In the wider regional area around Miłuki are the 14th-century Teutonic Castle in Szczytno, Dąbrowa, the 14th-century castle in Olsztyn, and Janusz Kusociński Park. For travelers interested in medieval culture, the Teutonic Castle in Szczytno is a specific cultural point of reference.
Geographical Location
Miłuki is a locality and, at the same time, a village in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, in Szczytno County and in the municipality of Pasym; it is located on Lake Kalwa.
Nature
Lake Kalwa has a horseshoe shape, numerous small bays and peninsulas, as well as eight islands. Its shores alternate between high, steep sections and shallow, wet areas.
The lake covers 562.2 hectares, is 6.05 kilometers long and 1.5 kilometers wide; its maximum depth is 31.7 meters.
Getting There
Lake Kalwa borders National Road 53 between Szczytno and Olsztyn. The remaining shores can be reached from Pasym and Tylkowo via predominantly paved roads.
History
Miłuki is documented in a land grant from 1379 issued by Grand Master Winrich von Kniprode. The land grant included land, including Miłuki, which he granted to Kiersztan and Oton of Olszyny; the grant also included free fishing rights.
For further accommodation searches, you can also view the local pages for Tylkowo, Leleszki and Grom.
