Where you will find everything you need for successful leisure: a guarded swimming area, piers, volleyball courts, showers and changing rooms. And if you get hungry, there’s a bar nearby.

Here you can cool off on hot days, use the pier and gazebo, and make a bonfire or barbecue with friends. This is an ideal place for lovers of nature and water, as well as for families with children who can play in the sand and the water. The beach is located on the Szeląg Wielki Lake.

This is a beach for those who like active leisure and biking. Here you can leave your bicycle on a bike rack and use a sunbed or a pier. You can learn more about the history and nature of this village by reading the information panel on the beach.

This is an ideal place for all beachgoers. You can swim, play volleyball or just sunbathe. And if you’re in the mood for something more, you’re welcome to join any of the cultural events that often take place on the beach. Just don’t forget to bring sunscreen and a towel with you!

Where everyone will find something for themselves. You can try your hand at the rope park, relax in the barbecue area or on sunbeds, play on the mini playground or rent water equipment (water bikes, kayaks). And if you’re in the mood for something different, you can ride four-wheel bikes for kids, city bikes for adults or Segways.

The best-equipped playgrounds can be found on Mickiewicza Street (by Drwęckie Lake, next to the Amphitheater), Herdera Street, January 21 Street and Plebiscytowa Street. There your children will be able to play on swings, slides, merry-go-rounds and other equipment adapted to their age and needs.

It’s a place full of greenery and activities for the whole family. Here you can stroll along the walking and bicycle paths, have a picnic or barbecue, and play with a ball or flying disc. Children can play on the trampolines, swings and a climbing net. And if you want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, we recommend going to the grassy beach with a rest area.

This is an oasis of peace and nature in the city. Here you can admire the beauty of the forest and its inhabitants, and feel like Tarzan on a viewing footbridge among the crowns of trees. This is an unforgettable experience for small and big naturalists!

Running through the Reserve, the didactic path runs among the oldest, most beautiful and characteristic specimens. Designed for both pedestrians and cyclists, adults and children. The beginning and end of the path is located at the entrance to the village of Tabórz at a parking lot prepared specially for visitors. A dozen wooden educational boards have been set up along the path. Individuals and organized groups have the opportunity to visit on their own or with a guide from the local Forest District (“Nadleśnictwo”). Numerous resting places await those wanting to rest, and in the middle of a 1.5-kilometer path, after contacting employees of the Forest District, both younger and older visitors can use the “Forest Classroom” - a shelter located in a quiet place with tables, benches and a place for a bonfire.

This is an ideal place for animal and nature lovers. You can see and pet many species of animals, such as llamas, donkeys and ostriches. You can also admire the beauty of plants in the Arboretum where you can find many various species of perennials, grasses, shrubs and trees.

This is a park for people interested in nature and history. Here you can admire natural monuments such as common oaks and small-leaved lindens that are more than 200 years old. You can also visit the historic landscape park dating back to the 18th century, which was designed by the famous gardener Johanes Larass. The park lies within the area of “Natura 2000”, which protects rare and endangered plant and animal species.

If you are looking for an unforgettable experience and want to see something special, you can’t miss a cruise on the Elbląg Canal – one of the wonders of technology and world cultural heritage. It’s the only canal in the world that allows ships to sail on grass thanks to a system of slipways. Older children will be thrilled to go on such an adventure and learn many interesting facts about the history and construction of the canal. You can choose one of our trusted carriers: Przewozy pasażerskie statek Cyranka, Statkiem po trawie, ZEFIR – żegluga pasażerska, Żegluga Ostródzko-Elbląska.

If you want to see Iława from a different perspective, then be sure to go on a cruise on the Ilavia boat. It’s the longest lake in Poland with many interesting places to discover. Admire the beautiful scenery, islands and bays, as well as the island of Wielka Żuława, which is the largest inland island in Poland. The cruise lasts about an hour and is available from May to October, with the ship leaving from the marina next to Galeria Jeziorak.