The cottage "On the slope" is not only the cottage itself, but also a piece of forest for exclusivity. The plot is fenced, a hammock hangs between the trees, the terrace is conducive to forest yoga, and we have wi-fi for those working. The cottage, despite the charm of a country cottage, is located in the Fairytale Corner resort, so you can use all the facilities available there for the price of your stay (swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, gym). The chalet is heated and the resort is open all year round. You can visit us in any month you choose, we welcome you for longer and shorter weekends, but you can also spend holidays with us. In winter, we offer long romantic evenings by the fireplace, while in summer you can roast marshmallows over the fire and watch the stars while relaxing in a hammock. Close to Olsztyn, a comfortable forest oasis at your fingertips - the cottage is only a 20-minute drive from Olsztyn and a 2.5-hour drive from Warsaw. Ground floor The living room with a fireplace is a perfect place for meetings, shared meals or evening conversations; from the living room you can go out onto the terrace. Downstairs you will also find an equipped kitchen, a bathroom and a 2-person bedroom. 1st floor On the first floor there are 2 more spacious bedrooms and a second fully functional bathroom at your disposal. The corridor provides additional storage space, and you will also find books, board games and games there. Fenced plot Not only is there a cottage at your disposal, but also a large fenced plot. A hammock hangs between the trees, you can lay out a mat and exercise, or have a coffee on the terrace while listening to the sounds of the forest birds. www domeknazboczu pl

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Olsztyn 20 km, Gietrzwałd Sanctuary 15 km, Olsztynek 20 km, Ostróda 15 km, Szymany airport 45 km, over 500 lakes and forests in the area. To the sea 80 km, to Gdańsk 170 km, to Warsaw 180 km. Undoubtedly, the most important and the most important monument of Olsztyn is the Gothic Warmia Chapter Castle. It was built in a bend of the Łyna River around 1348 and not only housed the treasury of the Warmia Chapter, but also had defensive functions - already in the middle of the 14th century the Lithuanians tried to conquer it. After the Battle of Grunwald, the castle fell into Polish hands, but later it changed owners many times - once back to the Order, once to Poland. In 1466, after the Peace of Toruń, the castle, together with Warmia, finally fell into Polish hands. Not many people know that one of Europe's largest urban forest complexes can be found in Olsztyn - it covers some 1,300 hectares, or 15 per cent of the city's area. The urban forest not only allows close contact with nature just a few steps away from the city centre, but it is also an area where numerous hiking and cycling trails have been marked out. Gietrzwałd is one of the most famous pilgrimage sites in Poland - it is visited by nearly 1 million tourists every year. It gained fame thanks to the revelations of Our Lady, which began on 27 June and lasted until 16 September 1877. They were experienced by thirteen-year-old Justyna Szafryńska and twelve-year-old Barbara Samulowska. Lidzbark Warmiński is only 50 km from Guzowe Piece, so it is worth visiting the place at least for a few hours. Interestingly, until the 19th century it was Lidzbark Warmiński, which was an important economic centre as well as a centre of faith and culture, that was the largest town and the capital of Warmia.