Understanding the advantages derived from tourism, the past few years has seen the town hall backing a number for pro-ecological projects. This tourist friendly policy has resulted in the building of an esplanade along Lake Czos. Moreover, a mini-town known as Mrongoville has been created in the cowboy western style, as well as the adaptation of the Mountain of Four Winds to develop it into a winter sports centre. Mrongoville will be an entertainment and recreation facility, a reproduction of an original town from the American Wild West, with numerous attractions like country music, shops, hotel, bank, prison and a sheriff, all styled in the mood of the period.

If you are interested in historic buildings, then Mragowo has several old churches, a town hall, and old tenements on Roosevelta, Krolewiecka and Warszawska streets. You should also see the Museum of Mragowo, where temporary exhibitions are held of local and regional art work.

The town has a well-developed accommodation sector with over 1500 places to meet the needs of business people and tourists alike, in hotels, boarding houses, or private accommodation. The largest leisure facility in the town is provided by Mrongovia Hotel, which boasts its newly opened water recreation complex, Resort & Spa. The availability of food and drink is good, with a wide choice that includes everything from bars and fish & chip shops to pizzerias and restaurants.

Although a relatively small town, Mragowo is recognised nationwide and abroad for its festivals. The town hosts events like the Mazurska Noc Kabaretowa, Piknik Country and Festiwal Kultury Kresowej, to mention just a few.