Although administratively Rypin belongs to Kujawsko-Pomorskie, its location at the border of Mazovia makes the town a perfect starting point to the attractions of both regions. Within easy reach you can discover not only extensive entertainment and recreational facilities of Bydgoszcz and treasures of Gothic architecture in Toruń and Golub-Dobrzyn, but also saline spas in Ciechocinek and Inowrocław, dense forests and lakes of Tuchola Forest, as well as pre-Slavonic wooden settlement in Biskupin. You can also visit dinosaur theme parks, watch medieval tournaments, stop at ethnographic parks Sierpc and Toruń, not to forget the zoo and unique monuments of the ducal capital of Płock, concerts in Bydgoszcz Opera Nova or the Chopin Centre in Szafarnia, and many other attractions for lovers of historical and active leisure. It is also worth mentioning that it is not far from Rypin to the Polish capital city, Warsaw, and there is also an excellent motorway connection with the Polish sea.