| Room service is offered. Check-in time: 2:00 PMCheck-out time: 10:00 AM. Set on landscaped grounds, this polished spa hotel is 2 km from Graduation tower and 10 km from Turzno Kujawskie train station. There's also a refined bar/restaurant and gardens. Breakfast is complimentary. The spa (fee) features a sauna, a gym and beauty/massage treatments. Parking is available for a surcharge. The warm, informal rooms and 2-bedroom suites provide Wi-Fi access and flat-screen TVs
Bydgoszcz Ignacy Jan Paderewski Airport 58 min
Planetarium. W. Dziewulskiego (29 min.)
Sizable planetarium featuring shows on constellations planets & galaxies plus hands-on exhibits. Muzeum Toru skiego Piernika (28 min.)
Snug museum dedicated to local gingerbread production with an opportunity to make your own treats. Regional Museum In Torun - Old Town Hall (29 min.)
National history museum founded in 1594 in a former private residence granary & warehouse. Old Town Hall In Toru (29 min.)
Gothic architecture museum and history Muzeum Podr nik w Im. Tony ego Halika (28 min.)
Adventure photographs eccentric folk objects & art are among the exhibits at this offbeat museum. Nicolaus Copernicus Monument In Toru (29 min.)
Monument erected in 1853 honoring renowned local Renaissance astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. The Leaning Tower In Toru (27 min.)
Built in the 13th century for defense this prominent leaning building is the subject of legends. Teutonic Castle Ruins (27 min.)
Ruins of a medieval Teutonic castle with a subterranean level featuring recreated period scenes. Ethnographic Museum (28 min.)
Museum and open-air museum House Of Nicolaus Copernicus (30 min.)
Gothic houses where Copernicus was born with exhibits on his life work & medieval merchant culture. House Of Toru Legends (29 min.)
The medieval history of the city is depicted through costumed interactive performances & tours. Fontanna Grzybek (10 min)
Built in 1926 this mushroom-shaped fountain pumps salt water to the graduation towers. St. Johns Cathedral (31 min.)
This brick Gothic church dates back to the 14th century & features a 13th-century baptismal font. | 
