Malbork is a town located in the Pomorsky district of Poland, famous for having the largest Gothic castle in Europe. It was founded in the thirteenth century by the Teutonic Knights, and served as the seat of what was once the region of Royal Prussia, and what attracts many tourists to visit it is to do Tour the medieval Malbork Castle, which is the largest brick castle in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with many columns, arches and rooms containing large exhibits of weapons and military tools dating back to the 13th century. Besides the castle, there are many other attractions of interest, such as the Gothic Train Station, the picturesque Malbork Park, the Dinosaur Park, the Mennonite Cemetery, and many more attractions that target all ages.