Lebork combines a compact medieval core with the working rhythm of a regional town, reflecting its position on the Łeba River in Pomerania. The Teutonic Order built its brick castle here in the 14th century, when the settlement held strategic importance in the eastern Baltic hinterland. Fragments of the old defensive walls and the Gothic Church of St James still give the centre a clear historical outline. Beyond the streets of the old town, the flat, river-shaped terrain connects Lebork with the wider landscape of northern Poland. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Lebork and Pomerania.
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