Discover Żelistrzewo

Three topics are useful for getting your bearings:

• Żelistrzewo 4: settlement and settlement trace from the Neolithic and the early Middle Ages.
• Pucka 1: farmstead with a house dating from around 1900 and outbuildings from the second half of the 19th century.
• Żelistrzewo railway station: on Line 213, which serves the Hel Peninsula.

Żelistrzewo 4 refers to a settlement and settlement trace from the Neolithic and the early Middle Ages. This places archaeological connections alongside the later-dated farmsteads. This distinction is useful for getting your bearings: settlement traces and historic residential or farm buildings are different aspects of local history. The farmsteads on Pucka add a history of rural architecture from the 19th and early 20th centuries. If you are interested in the history of the place, you can distinguish between early settlement connections and the specific dates of more recent buildings.

The Siedlisko gburskie z tzw. domem pomorskim i oborą Żelistrzewo at Pucka 1 includes a house dating from around 1900 and outbuildings from the second half of the 19th century. At Pucka 7, a Dom pomorski in the Siedlisko gburskie Żelistrzewo is dated to around 1900. So the date around 1900 applies to both addresses; the difference lies in the buildings described. At Pucka 1, older outbuildings are specifically included, whereas the date for Pucka 7 refers to the Dom pomorski. This comparison provides a concrete introduction to the history of rural architecture without combining the two addresses into a single farmstead.

Żelistrzewo railway station is on railway Line 213, which serves the Hel Peninsula. Check the timetable separately for your travel date. A description published on 16 January 2024 mentions a covered outdoor waiting shelter with seats, electronic arrival and departure boards, and a toilet. Some details referred to planned facilities in the modernised building. Therefore, check locally which facilities are currently available for use.

At the 2026 edition of Festiwal Czirka, performances could be presented in Polish, Kashubian, or a mixed language form. The October 2026 edition had already taken place; check current announcements for future dates. The Św. O. Pio group of the Parish of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus meets monthly on the 23rd at 18:00 for a Eucharistic celebration with a short reflection, adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, and the recitation of a decade of the Rosary. Confirm this undated event before visiting. Painting and drawing classes for children and young people were announced at Dom Kultury on Mondays from 16:00 to 18:00, starting on 3 November 2025. If you plan to attend these classes now, confirm the current schedule.

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Which historical periods are represented in Żelistrzewo?

Żelistrzewo 4 is associated with the Neolithic and the early Middle Ages; the dated farm buildings range from the 19th to the early 20th century.

How do the farmsteads at Pucka 1 and Pucka 7 differ?

At Pucka 1, a house from around 1900 and outbuildings from the second half of the 19th century are mentioned. The Dom pomorski at Pucka 7 is dated to around 1900.

Which railway line serves the Hel Peninsula?

Żelistrzewo railway station is on Line 213, which serves the Hel Peninsula. It is best to check the timetable for your travel date.

When does the Św. O. Pio group meet?

The meeting is listed as taking place monthly on the 23rd at 18:00. Confirm the date before your visit.

For the overview of the wider area: Putzig.