Landsberg an der Warthe

Walking and cycling paths with different route connections run along the banks of the Warta. The nearly 80-hectare Gorzowskie Murawy nature reserve lies in the western part of the city. In Parku Siemiradzkiego, an observation pavilion built in 1909 offers a view of the northwestern part of the city.

A walking and cycling path more than 700 metres long has been part of the “Szlak Stolic” since 2019. It connects the eastern section of the Bulwary nad Wartą with the area below the Lubuski Bridge. Its two specified reference points help you find your way if you add a riverside outing to your travel plans. The route is specifically designed for pedestrians and cyclists.

Another walking and cycling path is called Ścieżka nad Kłodawką. It runs from the Kłodawka’s confluence with the Warta to Chodkiewicza Street. Along this path are recreational areas with playgrounds, an outdoor fitness area and small squares.

The eastern side of the Bulwary nad Wartą also has its own points of interest: there you will find a bird aviary, a modern playground and a sundial. If you are interested in a particular riverside section, you can distinguish these named stops from the recreational areas along the Ścieżka nad Kłodawką. This makes it easier to choose based on whether you want to focus on a path, a playground or another specific place during your outing.

Gorzowskie Murawy is located in the western part of the city and covers nearly 80 hectares. Its landscape combines sandy dunes, heathland, forest, pine woods and picturesque hills. The hills offer expansive views of the city or the Warta Valley. Walking paths lead through slopes and valleys with diverse vegetation. In terms of its described landscape features, this natural area therefore differs markedly from the riverside paths and urban viewpoints.

No specific route through the entire area is described.

The observation pavilion on Kozacza Góra is part of Parku Siemiradzkiego. Built in 1909, it is a popular destination for walkers. From here, you can see the northwestern part of the city, including the cathedral and the Lubuski Urząd Wojewódzki. If you want to include a viewpoint in your walk, this is a specific landmark with named points in view. This perspective differs from the expansive views of the city or the Warta Valley described for the hills in Gorzowskie Murawy.

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How long is the walking and cycling path on the Szlak Stolic?

The path is more than 700 metres long and connects the eastern section of the Bulwary nad Wartą with the area below the Lubuski Bridge.

What can you find along the Ścieżka nad Kłodawką?

Along the path are recreational areas with playgrounds, an outdoor fitness area and small squares.

What landscapes can you find in Gorzowskie Murawy?

The nature reserve includes sandy dunes, heathland, forest, pine woods and hills offering expansive views of the city or the Warta Valley.

For the main travel overview: Landsberg An Der Warthe.