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Accommodation in Strzelce Krajenskie

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Strzelce Krajenskie can be discovered on a guided tour, by looking out for small witch figures, and along routes of varying lengths. This lets you decide in advance whether you would rather focus your trip on the city’s sights or on cycling and hiking routes.

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Strzelce Krajenskie at a glance

The guided tour starts at the market square by the town hall and lasts 75 minutes. There are currently nine small witch figures in the city; they have been installed gradually since 2016. Three routes start in Strzelce Krajenskie: the 14.5-kilometre Dankowski Szlak cycling route, a 28-kilometre circular cycling and hiking route to Długie, and the 38-kilometre Szlakiem Rezerwatów circular route.

How can you get to know the city?

The market square by the town hall is the starting point for the guided tour. From there, the 75-minute walk takes you to the city’s sights. If you would like to include the tour in your day’s plans, you can allow one hour and 15 minutes for it. The tour combines a clearly named starting point with a walk past the city’s sights.

The small witch figures also add a distinctive touch to the cityscape. They have been installed gradually in Strzelce Krajenskie since 2016; there are currently nine. They were created by Marek Stankiewicz, a sculptor from KrakĂłw. The figures are another feature to look out for as you explore the city. The sixth witch figure is at Jezioro GĂłrne and depicts a female cyclist. It combines the witch motif with a depiction from the world of cycling.

Which cycling and hiking routes start here?

The 14.5-kilometre Dankowski Szlak cycling route starts in Strzelce Krajenskie. If you are considering a different route length and a combination of cycling and hiking, you can compare it with the 28-kilometre circular cycling and hiking route to Długie. The two routes differ both in length and in the activity described; no other characteristics, such as duration or difficulty, are specified.

A third option is the 38-kilometre Szlakiem Rezerwatów circular route. It also starts in Strzelce Krajenskie and covers the southeastern part of Puszcza Gorzowska. The route passes through the Wilanów, Przyłężek, and Buki Zdroiskie nature reserves. If you are looking for a circular route through this part of Puszcza Gorzowska, this is the route whose description explicitly names all three nature reserves.

These options offer different approaches: a cycling route with a stated length, a circular cycling and hiking route to Długie, and a circular route with named nature reserves. You can choose based on the stated activity, destination, or area described. All three routes start in Strzelce Krajenskie; their lengths are 14.5, 28, and 38 kilometres.

What audio options are available?

At the tourist information point, you can borrow a set of headphones free of charge or download a free app to your own mobile phone. This gives you two options: borrow a set or use the app on a device you bring yourself. Both options are free. If you would like to combine your city tour with an audio option, you can take this choice into account when planning.

More pages about nearby places: Głęboczek Głęboczek, Dlugie Dlugie, Zagórze Zagórze, Osów Osów, Mierzęcin Mierzęcin, Dobiegniew Dobiegniew, Radecin Radecin and Drezdenko Drezdenko.

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FAQ

How long does the guided tour last?

It lasts 75 minutes.

Where does the tour start?

It starts at the market square by the town hall.

How many witch figures are there currently?

There are currently nine small witch figures in the city.

What free audio options are available?

At the tourist information point, you can borrow a set of headphones free of charge or download a free app to your own mobile phone.

Back to the regional travel overview: Strzelecko-Drezdenecki.