Mazowsze is a region in the north-central Poland, covering the Silesian Voivodeship, as well as the smaller Radunia and Masovia Voivodeships. It is bordered by the Światówka Strumianka and Światoja Bańka rivers.

In Mazowsze, you will find the largest national park in Poland, as well as two world heritage sites – the Malbork Castle and the Pile Bridge. The region also has a large number of castles and churches, which are listed in the UNESCO World Heritage.

Tourist trails are marked on the ground and in the air, with the help of aerial photos and GPS. These routes are created by the Polish Ministry of the Environment, the National Park Service, and the Polish Heritage. There are over 100 marked trails in Mazowsze, with a total length of over 60 kilometers.

On the map you can find:

• The location of the trail.
• The length of the trail.
• The point of interest on the trail (Point of Interest is shown in red on the map, while in green – the trail leads to the point of interest).
• The time of the hike.
• The nearest metro station to the point of interest.
• Other points of interest in the region (see list below).

You can also find:

• Cultural attractions.
• Natural attractions.
• Sightseeing attractions.
• Sport and leisure activities.
• Cycling and hiking routes.
• Hiking trails in the region.