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Grodziec: Excursion route and historical traces

Accommodation in Grodziec

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A 30-kilometer excursion route runs from Czarne Dolne to Trumieje via Grodziec. Historical references range from traces of a settlement dated to the Bronze Age to a noble manor farm from the late 18th century.

Grodziec: Key facts

  • The excursion route is 30 kilometers long; Grodziec is reached at kilometer 17.50.
  • Grodziec 1 is recorded as traces of a settlement and dated to the Bronze Age.
  • Public roads in the Grodziec area include county roads 3214G and 3221G.

What is the route of the excursion through Grodziec?

After Grodziec, the route continues along a dirt road toward Wracławek. The section passes through cultivated fields. This means that both the route through the village and the adjoining dirt road are part of the route described. This information is particularly useful if you want to take the route itself into account when planning your trip, rather than just historical references to the village.

What landscape features are associated with Grodziec?

Within the area covered by the “GRODZIEC – WIND FARM PARK” development plan, the historic road layout and historic green structure of the former manor farm are protected. Panoramas and sightlines of the former manor farm are also protected there. The planning provisions thus cover both historic structures and the views that have been preserved.

In the wider region, part of the area covered by the local plan for Grodziec, Trumiejki, Pilichowo and PĂłlko lies within the Liwa River Landscape Protection Area. This statement applies to part of the planned area. If you are interested in landscapes and historic cultural landscapes, you will find distinct, clearly identified features here: those of the former manor farm protected under the development plan, and the part of the area within the Liwa Landscape Protection Area.

What historical traces are there?

Grodziec 1 is recorded as traces of a settlement and dated to the Bronze Age. Another historical reference is a noble manor farm established in Grodziec toward the end of the 18th century and belonging to the Schultz family. These two facts refer to different periods: traces of a Bronze Age settlement and the establishment of a later noble manor farm.

Which roads help with navigation?

One of the main public roads in the Grodziec area is county road 3214G, between Trumiejki and Pławty Wielkie. Another public road in the Grodziec area is county road 3221G, between Grodziec and Jawty Wielkie. These roads connect different places and provide specific place names to help with navigation.

If you are looking for a hotel in Grodziec, you can first check whether the interests described here match your trip: the excursion route, historical references to the village, or the features of the former manor farm protected under the development plan. To compare other location pages, you can also see Gardeja, Licze, Prabuty, Ryjewo, Sadlinki, Kwidzyn, Rodowo Male and Borowy Młyn.

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FAQ

How long is the excursion route through Grodziec?

The route from Czarne Dolne to Trumieje is 30 kilometers long.

At what kilometer mark does the route reach Grodziec?

Grodziec is reached at kilometer 17.50. After that, the route continues along a dirt road toward Wracławek.

What historical references are associated with Grodziec?

Grodziec 1 is traces of a settlement dated to the Bronze Age. Toward the end of the 18th century, a noble manor farm belonging to the Schultz family was established in Grodziec.

For the main travel overview: Marienwerder.