Restaurant in Olsztyn
Cudne Manowce
A Warmian and Masurian kitchen set on the Old Town walls, with a terrace above the Lyna river.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
Warmian and Masurian food at Cudne Manowce
Cudne Manowce opened in 2012 with an emphasis on local tradition, ecology and the regional cuisine of Warmia and Masuria. The kitchen draws on nearby lakes and forests for its ingredients. Menus and prices change with the seasons, so check the restaurant's own channels for current dishes.
The Old Town walls setting
The restaurant occupies part of Olsztyn's medieval defensive walls, with a terrace looking out over the park and the Lyna river below. The location ties a meal directly to the historic fabric of the Old Town.
Where Cudne Manowce is in Olsztyn
You will find it at Boleslawa Chrobrego 4A, within the Old Town and a short walk from the castle and market square. Booking ahead is sensible given its popularity.
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Nature
Masurian Lakes
A glacial maze of interconnected lakes and forest in the northeast, Poland's prime region for sailing, kayaking and slow summers on the water.
Castle
Olsztyn Castle (Castle of the Warmian Cathedral Chapter)
The 14th-century Gothic castle where Nicolaus Copernicus lived, worked and left behind the only astronomical instrument of his that survives.
Attraction
Co-Cathedral Basilica of St James in Olsztyn
A red-brick Gothic hall church at the centre of Olsztyn's Old Town, raised for a Latin greeting.
Attraction
High Gate (Wysoka Brama)
The last of Olsztyn's three medieval gates and the most striking surviving piece of the old city walls.
Attraction
Olsztyn Old Town
A compact market square of gabled burgher houses, ringed by fragments of the medieval walls.
Attraction
Central Park (Park Centralny), Olsztyn
Central Park is a 13-hectare English-style riverside park along the Łyna in central Olsztyn, best known for its elliptical fountain whose submerged hemispheres represent the solar system.