Statue on Malbork castle wall

The Statue on Malbork Castle Wall is an excellent attraction that has been standing in Malbork, Poland since the early 1900s. It is a part of Malbork Castle, a fortress dating back to the 13th century. The statue is of a King of Poland, once a Grand Master of the Teutonic Order. It is a reminder of the past and the importance of Malbork town to the region. The statue embodies the history of Malbork and the Teutonic Order.

The statue stands 40 meters high and is made of white granite. The statue is perched atop the castle walls, overlooking the rivers that border it. The castle walls provide a stunning backdrop, with a mix of old and new architecture. It is possible to walk around the base of the statue to get an up-close view of the majestic work of art, both day and night. From below it can also be appreciated how intricate and powerful the statue really is. Visiting the Statue on Malbork Castle Wall is a great way to explore the region's past and to imagine the grandeur of Malbork when the Teutonic Order was at its peak. The view of the castle walls along with the statue make it a unique experience of art and history.