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- Access via a single road, the site is surrounded by water and marshland
- Entry via a forest path along the Vistula or a road past the fire brigade base, past a no-entry sign
- Some visitors arrive by boat via the Narew river
- Reaching the upper floor requires a makeshift, badly worn wooden walkway or a rope
- Suspicious car activity with no headlights has been reported near the access road
- The path from the bridge is often used by homeless people
- Military personnel from a neighboring area may be encountered nearby
- The building is deteriorating, with a risk of the ceiling collapsing
- The roof is in catastrophic condition, requiring great caution
- The site is a long-standing, freely accessible, unsecured ruin
- The top floor is partly overgrown and has kestrel nests
- Beautifully preserved neo-renaissance architecture, the exterior is impressive
- Excellent panoramic views of Modlin fortress and the river from the top
- Notable gargoyles are visible on the walls
- Some visitors found the interior unremarkable
- Other visitors sometimes camp on site with loud music
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Budynek w coraz gorszym stanie i trzeba liczyć się z możliwością zapadnięcia się stropu.
Na piętro prowadzi amatorska kładka drewniana. Mocno zniszczona ale jeszcze daje radę. Warto wejść na górę choć ryzyko ogromne.
Budynek tuż nad rzeką
No graffiti, no idiots partying, so you're free to explore and enjoy if you made the trek through the swamp. Keep in mind though, that getting there can be a bit of a challenge. Next to the big road, there is a smaller one where it seems some, uhh, suspicious activity takes place among people who prefer to have no lights on in their cars. I had the pleasure of being interviewed by a local character while making my way to the place.
There's a path from the bridge that runs beside the river, but it's quite popular with the homeless. They were fine at least when I was there. When coming back I walked next to the barbed wire fence until it seemed like I ended up in a dead-end with military people on the other side, so I went back to the woods where something large grunted at me before it ran back into the thicket. Whether it was a wild boar or a stray dog, I couldn't tell. I thought I was going to die for like two seconds tho. This is still an amazing place to visit, and I guess it's the challenge of getting there which has kept it in the great shape that it is in.