the old outfit of the collegiate. The collection of books and manuscripts largely scattered after World War II. The St Nicholas Church, in Baroque style, built from 1736-1741. At present it is a Greek Catholic parish temple. The Stork Tower (Baszta Bociania) with fragments of the medieval city walls. The tower owes its name to storks which have nested on its top. At present the tower is the residence of one of the sections of the Cultural Society. In the summer season tourists can visit a miniature museum created by the members of the society. Sports The local football team is . It competes in the lower leagues. Notable residents Andrzej Chryzostom Załuski (1650–1711), Polish preacher, translator, Chancellor of the Crown and Catholic bishop; died in Dobre Miasto Augustinus Bludau (1863–1930), Catholic bishop Curt Johannes Braun (1903-1961), German screenwriter Friedrich Ernst Dorn, (1848–1916), German physicist Waldemar Milewicz, (1956–2004), Polish journalist Łukasz Kadziewicz, (born 1980), Polish volleyball player Norbert Wojnarowski, (born 1976), Polish politician International relations Dobre Miasto is twinned with: Quakenbrück, Germany (2000) Montierchaume, France (2002) Kostopil, Ukraine (2007) Gallery References External links Official site of Dobre Miasto News site of Dobre Miasto Jewish community of Dobre Miasto on Virtual Shtetl Cities and towns in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship Olsztyn County