However it remained several material traces for around 200 years there was not enough of both the initiative, forces and will to memorize this campaign. There were changing borders and state organizations, but still there remains the fact that in Poland is most of the places of this campaign (despite to the fact that main battle fields Preussich Eylau and Friedland are close to polish border in Russia (Kaliningradzkaja oblas't).
Initiative of the Institute of Studies over the Napoleonic Epoque (OSEN) goes to reconstruction flow of the events from the December's battle at Pułtusk up to the july`s treaty of peace. it concernes visiting places either forbidden or not known places, popularization of the knowledge of the napoleonic époque ant care about this monuments of north-east of Poland. Route intends to reconstruct the march of the Napoleon Bonaparte. Corpses were moving with wide front from west to east. After the short state in Poznań (in Wielkopolska) and in Warsaw he restored campaign at the right side of the Vistula river, moving constantly to the north and after the treaty of peace in Tylża got back by Królewiec and Drezno to Paris.
Route from Pułtusk to Tylża not only recalls the memories from 195 years ago. By now it is the web of contacts and cooperation, that was set by the Institute of the Studies over the Napoleonic Époque (OSEN) with local authorities, museums, tourist centers in the region of north Mazovia, Warmia, mazury and Kaliningradzkaja oblas`t. Idea of the Humanistic High School of Aleksandet Gieysztor it is live history, that helps to find place in contemporary Europe.
Let we point out our achievements, that has been done in the "Rout from Pułtusk to Tylża" during past two years:

* stable exhibition (described below ) and two table-monuments (in market and in castle of bishops in Pułtusk),
* table-monument in castle of Ostróda,
* table-monument in Kamieniec Suski (residence of Finckensteins)
* napoleonic saloon in Frombork,
* polish accents in Regional museum of Bagrationowsk/Eylau,
* table-monument in Prawdinsk/Friedland... [more]