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You can get to know Przeźmierowo through three specific themes: its church history, the skatepark on the Orlik grounds, and Tor Poznań. These highlights differ significantly when planning your trip—especially for the race track, you should take the dated information about its operating status into account.
Przeźmierowo at a glance
- The first religious site in Przeźmierowo was a wooden chapel. From June 1937, services were held there for around 300 parishioners.
- Archbishop Antoni Baraniak established the Parish of Saint Anthony of Padua on 1 August 1957.
- The new church was consecrated by Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki on 13 November 2007.
- The skatepark on the Orlik grounds opened in October 2012. Its features include various obstacles, such as grind boxes, ramps and handrails.
- Tor Poznań was officially opened on 1 December 1977.
- A report by Poland’s Ministry of Sport dated 22 April 2026 records both a confirmed decision to suspend use and a statement that the race track would remain open following joint measures.
How do the church milestones fit together?
The dates refer to different milestones, not a single founding event. Services for around 300 parishioners began at the wooden chapel in June 1937. On 1 August 1957, Archbishop Antoni Baraniak established the Parish of Saint Anthony of Padua. The new church was not consecrated until 13 November 2007, by Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki. If you include the church milestones in your travel plans, this sequence helps distinguish the early chapel period, the establishment of the parish and the later consecration. The dates mentioned therefore provide three distinct reference points in the history of the area.
What does the skatepark on the Orlik grounds include?
The skatepark is located on the Orlik grounds in Przeźmierowo. Its features include grind boxes, manual pads, jump ramps, London gaps, hubbas and walls, as well as walls, ramps, handrails and railings. These features make the skatepark a distinct sports attraction alongside the church sites. If you are interested in skate facilities, you can use these obstacles to assess whether it suits your travel interests. The opening date in October 2012 does not in itself confirm that it is accessible today. Check access before planning a visit.
What should you know about the status of Tor Poznań?
The race track was officially opened on 1 December 1977. For planning a visit today, however, a much later status update is relevant: a report by Poland’s Ministry of Sport dated 22 April 2026 states that on 31 March 2026, the Chief Inspectorate for Environmental Protection upheld the decision of 31 October 2023 to suspend use. The same report also stated that the track would remain open following joint measures. Both statements refer to the point in time described in the report and do not guarantee access on the day of your trip. If Tor Poznań is important to your plans, check its current operating status before visiting.
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FAQ
What was the first religious site in Przeźmierowo?
The first religious site was a wooden chapel. Services for around 300 parishioners were held there from June 1937.
When did the skatepark open?
The skatepark on the Orlik grounds opened in October 2012.
What does the report say about the operating status of Tor Poznań?
The report dated 22 April 2026 mentions both the upheld suspension decision and the statement that the race track would remain open following joint measures. Check the current status before visiting.
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