Cielimowo
Accommodation in Cielimowo
Cielimowo combines two different hiking options with historic memorial sites and a long local history. For planning your trip, the route lengths and the specific cultural themes of the place are particularly interesting.
Cielimowo at a glance
- The Las Cielimowo route is designated as an easy hiking route and is 4.6 kilometres long.
- A black-marked trail runs for 53 kilometres through Cielimowo and other places; it starts and ends in Gniezno.
- Historic sites include a manor house, a remnant of a former estate, and a monument commemorating Pope John Paul II’s visit to Gniezno in 1979.
- The earliest known written mention of Cielimowo dates from 4 May 1243.
Which hiking route suits your plans?
The 53-kilometre trail runs from Gniezno through Cielimowo, Potrzymowo, Drachowo, Arcugowo, Małachowo Złych Miejsc, Witkowo, Kołaczkowo, Wierzchowiska, Trzuskołoń, Nowa Wieś Niechanowska and Niechanowo to Goczałkowo, then returns to Gniezno.
Which historic sites can you discover in Cielimowo?
Cielimowo is home to a manor house, a remnant of a former estate.
Another memorial is the monument to Pope John Paul II’s visit to Gniezno in 1979. It commemorates his presence and his blessing of the Piast lands. The monument thus connects Cielimowo thematically with a specific historic event in Gniezno. Those exploring the local history will find here a second point of interest alongside the manor house, with a different focus: the visit and its commemoration.
What is known about the early history of the place?
The earliest known written mention of Cielimowo dates back to the Middle Ages: it is dated 4 May 1243. This precise date provides an early chronological reference for the documented history of the place.
A medieval document designated Cielimowo and its revenues for the upkeep of the Hospital of the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre at St John’s Church in Gniezno. This historic provision explicitly linked the place and its revenues to the hospital. It adds an earlier, documented connection with Gniezno to the picture of the manor house from the later history of the estate.
If you would like to compare other destinations as well as Cielimowo, you can also find pages about Łubowo, Skorzęcin, Kiszkowo, Żydowo, Witkowo, Gniezno, Skrzetuszewo and Dębnica.
FAQ
How long is the Las Cielimowo route?
Las Cielimowo is designated as an easy hiking route with a length of 4.6 kilometres.
Which places does the black-marked trail connect?
The 53-kilometre trail runs from Gniezno through Cielimowo and the places listed to Goczałkowo, then returns to Gniezno.
What does the monument in Cielimowo commemorate?
It commemorates Pope John Paul II’s 1979 visit to Gniezno, his presence and his blessing of the Piast lands.
When was Cielimowo first mentioned in writing?
The earliest known written mention is dated 4 May 1243.
For the broader travel overview: Gniezno.
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