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The Romincka Primeval Forest spreads over the borders of three countries – Poland – Lithuania and Russia (the Russian Kaliningrad District).  more »
On the fringes of the Romincka Forest, in Stanczyki, there are famous railway bridges called "viaducts of the North". The bridges are 40-metres high.  more »
Rare plant, Cloudberry (Rubus chamaemorus) may be found in Romincka Forest.  
Romincka Primeval Forest, located on the border with Russia, is often called "Polish taiga".  more »
At the beginning of 1998 the Romincka Primeval Forest Landscape Park was set up to protect the Romincka Primeval Forest and adjacent parts containing the total area of 14,620 ha.  
Emperor Wilhelm II had his favourite hunting palace in Romincka Primeval Forest. Eight stone blocks, with inscriptions commemorating his passion for deer hunting are a tourist attraction in the region.  
Ostrich Fern (Matteuccia struthiopteris), a large, feathery, deciduous fern, under protection in Poland, may be found near the village of Dubieniki in Romincka Forest.