Discover Zawady
Accommodation in Zawady
Zawady can be identified by two specific points of reference: brick roadside shrines at various locations in the village, and its position directly beside Road No. 12, which connects Lublin with Piotrków Trybunalski. For Nordic walking, look to the surrounding municipality and the “Wieniawa” park. This keeps the village of Zawady and the park’s starting point clearly distinct.
Zawady at a glance
- Zawady lies directly beside Road No. 12 between Lublin and Piotrków Trybunalski.
- A brick roadside shrine dating from 1916 stands on ul. Kwiatowa near house number 41, at the village entrance from Road No. 12.
- Another brick roadside shrine stands at plac ks. J. Wiśniewskiego; it dates from 1919.
- The “Wieniawa” Nordic Walking Park has three circular routes measuring 2.4, 8.5 and 17 km.
How is Zawady positioned in relation to Road No. 12?
Road No. 12 connects Lublin with Piotrków Trybunalski and runs directly beside Zawady. It therefore provides a regional point of reference for the village’s location. For finding your way around, it is helpful to distinguish this roadside location from the specific sites of the roadside shrines: the shrine on ul. Kwiatowa is at the village entrance from this road, while the second shrine is associated with a square in the village. The road connection and the village landmarks thus answer different questions about its geographical location.
Where are the brick roadside shrines located?
The roadside shrine on ul. Kwiatowa is located near house number 41, at the village entrance from Road No. 12. Another brick shrine stands at plac ks. J. Wiśniewskiego. Their locations are therefore described differently: one by a street and a nearby house number, the other by a named square.
The dates also offer a simple way to compare them. The shrine on ul. Kwiatowa dates from 1916, while the one at plac ks. J. Wiśniewskiego dates from 1919. There are three years between the two dates. Anyone interested in the village’s cultural history can distinguish the shrines by their respective locations and dates, without treating them as a single monument.
What routes does the “Wieniawa” Nordic Walking Park have?
The “Wieniawa” Nordic Walking Park is one of six parks of this kind in the LGD Razem dla Radomki area. It has three circular routes: the green route is 2.4 km long, the red route 8.5 km and the black route 17 km. These stated distances make it possible to compare the effort required: the black loop is twice as long as the red one, while the green one is considerably shorter than both.
The routes follow paved and unpaved roads as well as forest paths. These different surfaces are part of the described trail network. The park’s starting point is on the grounds of the Zespół Szkół Ogólnokształcących in Wieniawa. The park and its routes are therefore located within the municipality, not described as trails in Zawady. This distinction is important for planning: the roadside shrines are specific sites in Zawady, while the Nordic walking routes are in Wieniawa.
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FAQ
Where are the roadside shrines in Zawady?
A brick shrine dating from 1916 stands on ul. Kwiatowa near house number 41, at the village entrance from Road No. 12. Another, dating from 1919, is located at plac ks. J. Wiśniewskiego.
How long are the routes in the “Wieniawa” Nordic Walking Park?
The green route is 2.4 km long, the red 8.5 km and the black 17 km. The trail network includes paved and unpaved roads as well as forest paths.
Where is the starting point for the Nordic Walking Park?
The starting point is on the grounds of the Zespół Szkół Ogólnokształcących in Wieniawa. The park is located within the municipality, but its routes are not described as trails within Zawady.
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