Biebrza National Park
Vast fenlands and river marshes along the Biebrza River in northeastern Poland
Biebrza protects vast, relatively untouched fenlands with several distinct plant communities and rare wetland birds. Marshes cover 254.94 km2 of the park, and its core, the Red Marsh (Czerwone Bagno), is under strict protection.
Things to do
- Try thisExplore the Biebrza Marshes, the most valuable part of the park
- HeritageVisit the park headquarters in Osowiec-Twierdza, within the grounds of the 19th-century Osowiec Fortress
- WildlifeWatch for nesting and resting birds in the Biebrza wetlands and Narew River valleys
- Try thisLook at the Red Marsh (Czerwone Bagno) from its edges, as it is strictly protected