Czarne Błoto

The village’s connection to Wierzyński ranges from a poem to family history. The “Toruń–Bydgoszcz” cycle route passes through Czarne Błoto and was marked on the ground in May 2003. The village has an early 20th-century Protestant cemetery. The areas covered by the development plan lie within the “Strefy Krawędziowej Kotliny Toruńskiej” landscape protection area. “Stajnia w Czarnym Błocie” is named as an agritourism accommodation business.

The writer Kazimierz Wierzyński stayed in Czarne Błoto several times with his parents, Andrzej and Felicja. His family lived here during the interwar period. This biographical connection gives the village name a personal background, which is also reflected in one of Wierzyński’s works: his poem “Czarne Błoto” recalls his connection to the village.

The poem was published in “Sen mara,” Wierzyński’s last collection of poems. The story of his parents is also part of this biographical context: Andrzej and Felicja Wierzyński died in the Warsaw Uprising in 1944.

The “Toruń–Bydgoszcz” cycle route passes through Czarne Błoto and is 57.1 kilometres long in total. This figure describes the length of the cycle route, not a distance within the village. The cycling route was marked on the ground in May 2003.

There are also two details about walking routes that you should distinguish. One PTTK walking route led to the Protestant cemetery in Czarne Błoto. Another PTTK-led walking excursion was planned to cover 12 kilometres: it was to run from Górsk via Czarne Błoto, Cegielnik, and Błotka to Toruń. The first reference names the cemetery as the destination of a route; the second describes a longer route through several places. Depending on your interests, you can therefore choose between a walk connected with the cemetery and the described excursion through several places.

The Protestant cemetery in Czarne Błoto dates from the early 20th century. The municipal inventory for 2025 lists it as no longer in use. Together with the literary connection to Wierzyński, it forms another historical aspect of the village. The cemetery is also the point of reference for the PTTK walking route mentioned above.

A separate landscape connection is provided by the “Strefy Krawędziowej Kotliny Toruńskiej” protected area: the areas covered by the development plan in Czarne Błoto lie within it. This information explicitly concerns the areas covered by the plan. The destination’s cultural and historical connections can therefore be considered alongside its connection to the protected area and its cycling and walking routes.

“Stajnia w Czarnym Błocie” is an agritourism accommodation business. The listed address is Czarne Błoto 74a, 87-134 Zławieś Wielka. If you are looking for accommodation in Czarne Błoto, you can use this name and address as a specific starting point for your search.

Other places at the same administrative level: Rogówko, Cierpice, Lulkowo, Różankowo, Dobrzejewice, Ostaszewo, Turzno, Browina.

How long is the “Toruń–Bydgoszcz” cycle route?

The cycle route is 57.1 kilometres long and passes through Czarne Błoto.

What route was planned for the PTTK walking excursion?

The 12-kilometre excursion was to run from Górsk via Czarne Błoto, Cegielnik, and Błotka to Toruń.

Which accommodation is named in Czarne Błoto?

“Stajnia w Czarnym Błocie,” an agritourism accommodation business at Czarne Błoto 74a, 87-134 Zławieś Wielka.

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