Lidzbark

Lidzbark is an urban-rural municipality located in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, in Działdowo County. The seat of the municipality is the town of Lidzbark, and in 2023, the population of the municipality was 13,301, which represents a decrease compared to 2004, when the number of inhabitants was 14,542. The municipality covers an area of 255.67 km², of which 44% is agricultural land and 46% is forest land, indicating a significant share of green areas. Lidzbark has a rich architectural and historical heritage, with numerous monuments from various eras. Among the most important sites are the 14th-century parish church of St. Adalbert and the 19th-century manor and farm complex in Chełsty. The municipality is also characterized by other monuments, such as the 18th-century church in Kiełpiny and fragments of defensive walls and a castle tower. The architecture of the municipality is an example of traditional rural construction, which can be seen in the layout of the village of Bryńsk. The municipality also has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages, as evidenced by the preserved buildings and cultural remains. An interesting fact is the presence of the palace and park complex in Stare Dłutowo and the war cemetery in Lidzbark, which attracts the attention of history and architecture enthusiasts. The municipality borders other municipalities, such as Bartniczka, Brzozie, Górzno, and Rybno, making it well-connected and an interesting place to visit. Lidzbark, with its rich heritage and natural beauty, is becoming an increasingly interesting destination for tourists and those seeking peace and contact with nature.