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The Church of Our Lady of the Angels in Leipzig is a neo-Gothic church built in the early 20th century thanks to the dedication of the parish's residents and priests. Consecrated in 1914, it quickly suffered damage during World War I and later during World War II, but was always rebuilt and restored. Its distinctive façade with two towers and rich neo-Gothic interior give it a unique character. Noteworthy are the main altar dedicated to Our Lady of the Angels and the side altar with the miraculous 16th-century painting of Our Lady of the Basilica. It's truly worth stopping here.

Self-service ferry crossing - pull yourself to the other side!

A quiet, peaceful place - if you're a loner like me, this is just right for you. :) But seriously, here is the beginning of the footbridge, there is a small shelter and an information board about the Biebrza National Park.

Quite well preserved shelter. Good access. In places near the shelter there is barbed wire in the grass so it is worth watching your step.

There is a single track path near the moat around Fort II. You can go MTB or walk. The views of the moat and bunkers are very good from this path. I recommend. Please just watch out for the old fence next to the large willow tree on the east side. There is a remnant of the fence in the grass where the cows were grazing, but the pegs and wire are visible so it can be noticed.

Another complex of shelters and bunkers belonging to the Osowiec Fortress. Unfortunately, the formal grounds are not open to the public.

Unfortunately, these facilities are not open to the public, but many people enter them despite warning signs prohibiting entry. That's why I took the photos from a distance.

Part of the Osowiec Fortress. Here are some photos of Fort II, called Zarzeczny. It is currently not open to the public for security reasons.