Przejazdowo – Cycling Routes and Local History

The first documented mention of the village dates from 1399; Quadendorff is its historical name. From 1446, Przejazdowo belonged to the Carthusian monastery “Raj Maryi” for more than a century. For cyclists, a modern paved cycle path runs through the village to Wiślinka and onward to the beach on Sobieszewo. Since August 2025, there has been a MEVO bike rental station (GPG014) on ul. Główna.

The cycle path through Przejazdowo leads to Wiślinka and onward to the beach on Sobieszewo. This gives travelers a specific route to consider if they would like to combine a beach visit with a bike ride. A GPX download is available for the R10 connection “Przejazdowo–Pruszcz Gdański.” Another named connection on EuroVelo 9, also known as the Wiślana Trasa Rowerowa, runs from Pruszcz Gdański railway station to Przejazdowo.

The municipal plan includes construction of the “Przejazdowo–Wiślinka” cycling route. Signage is specified for the entire 7.5 km route, including an existing 1.3 km section. These figures describe the planned signage and the existing section; they do not imply an additional tour duration or route length.

The project предусматриes two sections along DW 501, with different surfaces and endpoints. A 0.9 km cycle path with a concrete block surface is planned from the municipal boundary to the bus stop bay at the intersection with ul. Benzynowa. In addition, a 5.3 km paved shared pedestrian and cycle path is planned: it is to begin at the intersection with DW 226 and run to the municipal road on the flood-protection embankment near ul. Wałowa.

The endpoint details help with orientation: the shorter planned section is described by its municipal boundary and bus stop bay endpoints, while the longer one runs between the intersection with DW 226 and the municipal road on the embankment. Both are part of the “Przejazdowo–Wiślinka” cycling route project. These sections are planned project components; they should not be confused with the existing section of the signage.

Przejazdowo can also be understood through its recorded names and buildings. The first documented mention dates from 1399, and Quadendorff is the village’s historical name. Its connection with the Carthusian monastery “Raj Maryi” began in 1446 and lasted for more than a century. These details provide different points of reference in the village’s history without reducing it to a single event.

Two residential buildings are associated with specific addresses: the wooden building at Jesionowa 20 is listed in the register of monuments. The residential building at Jesionowa 14 dates from the second half of the 19th century. Those interested in architectural history can view these as different aspects of the surviving building heritage: one building is noted for its listing in the register of monuments, while the other is noted for its construction date.

When looking for a hotel or other accommodation in Przejazdowo, you can begin by deciding what you want to focus on during your trip. The described cycling connections may appeal to travelers planning routes to Wiślinka, the beach on Sobieszewo, or toward Pruszcz Gdański. The historical names, monastery history, and two residential buildings offer another way to explore the village. The right accommodation for you depends on which of these interests matters most during your stay.

More places in the travel guide: Suchy Dąb, Swibno, Łęgowo, Trzepowo, Straszyn, Pruszcz Gdański, Cedry Małe and Kleszczewo.

Which cycling route runs from Przejazdowo to Wiślinka?

A modern paved cycle path runs through Przejazdowo to Wiślinka and onward to the beach on Sobieszewo. The municipal project also includes construction of the “Przejazdowo–Wiślinka” cycling route.

What route information is available for the route to Pruszcz Gdański?

A GPX download is available for the R10 connection “Przejazdowo–Pruszcz Gdański.” The EuroVelo 9 connection, also known as the Wiślana Trasa Rowerowa, runs from Pruszcz Gdański railway station to Przejazdowo.

What is known about the history of Przejazdowo?

The first documented mention dates from 1399. Quadendorff is the historical name; from 1446, Przejazdowo belonged to the Carthusian monastery “Raj Maryi” for more than a century.

Which historic residential buildings are described?

The wooden residential building at Jesionowa 20 is listed in the register of monuments. The residential building at Jesionowa 14 dates from the second half of the 19th century.

For the broader travel overview: Gdańsk.