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We were there to visit the Stalag Luft 3 Museum and site, and were absolutely delighted by the experience. We will recommend it to everyone who has an interest in how Prisoners of War were treated. My father was a Spitfire pilot who ended up there for over two years 1943-5 and so my grown up children and I were fascinated by everything we heard and saw. Sincere congratulations to the Museum team who were absolutely brilliant. Sagan is a very nice small town with very friendly residents. Altogether very impressive.

There are some ancient buildings but not all of them are redecorated. In the forest there is a place where allied pilots were imprisoned and dug a tunnel to escape from the camp. On hot days you can relax by the river. The market square isn't very attractive. Not enough bicycles lanes.

So...I will say straight away I am bias.I did work in town for 18 months.So I did make true friends there.I continue to visit every chance I get.As I im living about 4 1/2 hour drive from there.So I know the pubs, I know here to eat.And Honestly this is the most Famis unknown town in Poland.This is where the GREAT EXCAPE actually did Happen!!!!Go see tunnel Harry!Go to the pub 3 PO 3.Eat at Keplers everything is good.Have RIBs at Lamoro they are falling off the bones.

Zagan is a one-horse town, nothing open after 22:00. No taxis after 24:00. A complete disaster. Only two bars in the entire town and they close early. Nothing to do there. One restaurant open after 17:00.