For 8 years, on every third weekend of July, there are historical and educational event organised in Malbork. It refers to the incidents from 1410. Many tourists come to Malbork to touch the living history. The castle and the town is being besieged by knights, which numerously arrive to the town by the Nogat River. Every year Teutonic Knights appear on the walls of Malbork's fortress. Every year the army of Jagiello tries to capture the castle.

Do not forget that Malbork is not only the castle. This is also charming town, where we will find monuments in the most unexpected places. It is worth to go along the walls and the Nogat River to admire in silence the Brick Colossus from the gentle distance.

It was built in 1750-1777 in the baroque style, according to the project of Barnard Morderer. We will find there the polichrome and gold altar from the half of the 17th century, with pictures of Domenic Tintorett, presenting saints: John the Baptist and John the Evangelist. There is the monumental belfry from 1777 near the church.

The black wedding - meaning common digging the peat had begun every year in first days of May. This time had the special reason because of the specification of the ground - very wet and boggy. The level of subsoil waters in May had been low enough to dig it. Additionally there was also enough time that the peat could dry till autumn. It had been great time for fishermen, which had constituted the majority among dwellers of Kluki place, because there had been a break in catching during that period. Every day of the work had been finished by the common feast.

The Museum of Slavic Village in Kluki was set off with a view of saving ancient culture of the Kashubian population, called Slovincian. The location of the Museum inside the small functioning village society, in the centre of the National Park makes it more authentic and emphasises the symbiosis with the surrounding nature.