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Tykocin

Tykocin is a small historic town in Podlaskie, northeastern Poland, on the Narew River, about 30 km west of Białystok. It is one of the most interesting historic towns of Podlasie, with a preserved Baroque urban layout, a reconstructed royal castle, churches and monasteries, and important monuments of the town's former Jewish community.

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  1. See

    Church of the Holy Trinity

    A monumental 18th-century late-Baroque church. Its twin towers and arcaded wings form the characteristic architectural closure of the market square.

  2. Do

    Kiermusy Antiques Fair

    Jarmark Staroci w Kiermusach

    A large regional market for antiques, collectibles, handicrafts and vintage objects.

  3. See

    Stefan Czarniecki Square

    A spacious Baroque market square surrounded by historic buildings. The Church of the Holy Trinity dominates its eastern side and a monument to Stefan Czarniecki stands in its centre.

  4. Eat

    u Klemensa

    A restaurant in a historic building on the market square, opened in 2026. The menu draws on Polish and Kresy cuisine. The building also contains an art gallery, including handmade ceramics, and guest rooms.

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    Night of Museums – Tykocin at dusk

    An evening programme combining guided walks with visits to monuments and stories about the town's history. Depending on the edition, venues may include the market square, synagogue, church and castle.

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    Tykocin Honey Feast

    Tykocińska Biesiada Miodowa

    One of Tykocin's largest recurring events, devoted to beekeeping, honey and regional food. It includes local producers, a market, food stalls, performances and concerts. The 27th edition is in 2026.

  7. Eat

    Opowieści z Narwi

    Tales from the Narew

    Restaurant near the market square and the Narew.