
Grand Masters' Palace
25 mins
This late-medieval building served as the opulent residence of the Grand Master. Look closely at the floors during your walk through. You can spot the remnants of a medieval central warm-air heating system.

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The Middle Castle served as the administrative center and guest quarters for the Teutonic Order starting in the 14th century.
This section of the fortress highlights the daily life and political power of the Teutonic Knights. It contains the living spaces of the Grand Masters, large dining halls, and dedicated museum exhibits on weaponry and regional amber.
You will need a full Historical Route ticket to access the interiors here. Be aware that the indoor spaces remain cool year-round, so bringing a light jacket is recommended.

25 mins
This late-medieval building served as the opulent residence of the Grand Master. Look closely at the floors during your walk through. You can spot the remnants of a medieval central warm-air heating system.

15 mins
This massive, beautifully vaulted dining hall hosted feasts and entertained visiting dignitaries. The expansive space could accommodate up to 400 knights dining together under its immense palm vaults.

20 mins
This dedicated museum exhibit showcases intricate regional amber artifacts, jewelry, and raw lumps with inclusions. Pay special attention to the 17th and 18th-century masterpieces of Baltic amber carving.

15 mins
The armory displays medieval armor, swords, halberds, and armaments used by the Teutonic Order. It offers clear insight into the military force that maintained the Teutonic state in Prussia.