Przejazdowo: History and Cycling Connections

When choosing a travel destination, Przejazdowo offers a way to combine two interests: the history of the place and cycling connections to various destinations. The historical information highlights particular periods and buildings; when it comes to routes, it is worth distinguishing the connections described from the dimensions of planned improvements. This can help you decide whether cultural history, cycling, or both are most important for your trip.

Historical Traces in Przejazdowo

The first documented mention of Przejazdowo dates from 1399. Quadendorff is the historical name of the place. Another point in its history dates from 1446: from then on, Przejazdowo belonged to the Carthusian monastery “Raj Maryi” for more than a century. These dates mark different points in the history of the place: 1399 is the first documented mention, while 1446 marks the beginning of its affiliation with the monastery.

Two residential buildings also offer specific insights into the history of the local architecture. The house at Jesionowa 14 dates from the second half of the 19th century. The wooden residential building at Jesionowa 20 is included in the register of monuments. The details highlight different aspects: the construction period is specified for Jesionowa 14, while the wooden construction and listing in the register are noted for Jesionowa 20. Those interested in architectural heritage will find two clearly distinct points of interest in Przejazdowo.

Cycling Connections and Destinations

A modern paved cycle path runs through Przejazdowo to Wiślinka and onwards to the beach on Sobieszewo. This gives you a specific direction for a cycling trip. If you plan to use this connection, bear in mind that route conditions may change, and check the route conditions before setting out.

There are also two other regional points of reference. A GPX download is available for the R10 connection “Przejazdowo–Pruszcz Gdański”. The EuroVelo 9 connection, also known as the Wiślana Trasa Rowerowa, runs from Pruszcz Gdański railway station to Przejazdowo. The information differs according to its purpose: the R10 route is listed as a named corridor with a GPX download, while the EuroVelo/Wiślana connection links Pruszcz Gdański and Przejazdowo.

Since August 2025, Przejazdowo has had a MEVO bike-sharing station at ul. Główna, with the code GPG014. If you would like to include the station in your plans, check its current availability in advance. This is especially useful if you want to incorporate bike hire into your cycling route.

Planned Cycle Path Improvement Sections

Specific improvement sections are also planned for the “Przejazdowo–Wiślinka” cycling route. A 0.9-kilometre cycle path with a concrete block surface is planned along DW 501, from the municipal boundary to the bus-bay at the junction with ul. Benzynowa. Another planned section comprises 5.3 kilometres of asphalt pedestrian and cycle path along DW 501. It runs from the junction with DW 226 to the municipal road on the flood embankment near ul. Wałowa.

The measurements refer to different sections of the planned route: the shorter section is designated as a cycle path with a concrete block surface, and the longer one as a shared asphalt pedestrian and cycle path. The entire “Przejazdowo–Wiślinka” cycling route is listed as having signage along 7.5 kilometres, including an existing 1.3-kilometre section. These details help clarify the route plans, but should be distinguished from the described cycling connection to Wiślinka and Sobieszewo.

If you are looking for accommodation for a trip focused on history or sport, you can take these interests into account when choosing your destination. In Przejazdowo, you can explore information about the history of the place set in context by dates, the two named residential buildings, and several specifically described cycling connections.

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