A small but historically very important town in the Vistula Bay in the north of Poland.The city was most famous for the important astronomer Mikuláš Koperník, who worked here for many years and also died here.
The town was founded as early as 1277, when the Bishop of Warmiň decided to bring the seat of the chapter from the destroyed nearby Braniew here after the uprising of the Prussians.Today, the city is an important tourist destination, as it offers an unprecedented amount of time, it is also referred to as the "jewel of Warminsk."
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