Przejazdowo
Accommodation in Przejazdowo
If you would like to combine a bike ride with a trip to a beach on Sobieszewo, you can include Przejazdowo in your travel plans: a modern paved cycle path runs through the village to Wiślinka and continues to the beach on Sobieszewo. The village’s history also offers specific points of interest. When choosing your destination, you can therefore take both cycling connections and historical landmarks into account.
Cycling Connections and Directions
Signage is specified for the route between Przejazdowo and Wiślinka, with a total length of 7.5 km. This includes an existing 1.3 km section. The figures describe different parts of the route information: 7.5 km refers to the signposted cycle route as a whole, while 1.3 km is specifically identified as an existing section.
In addition, a municipal project covers the construction of the Przejazdowo–Wiślinka cycle route. One planned section is a 0.9 km cycle path with a concrete block surface along DW 501. It is to run from the municipal boundary to the bus-stop bay at the intersection with ul. Benzynowa. Also planned is a 5.3 km paved shared pedestrian and cycle path along DW 501, from the intersection with DW 226 to the municipal road by the flood-protection embankment near ul. Wałowa. The details of the surfaces, lengths, and endpoints distinguish the two project sections.
Other cycling connections extend beyond this route. A GPX download is available for the R10 connection between Przejazdowo and Pruszcz Gdański. A connection on EuroVelo 9, also known as the Wiślana Trasa Rowerowa, runs from Pruszcz Gdański railway station to Przejazdowo. Since August 2025, there has also been a MEVO bike rental station on ul. Główna in Przejazdowo, listed under the identifier GPG014. These give you several specifically named routes and a bike rental location in the village to choose from for your cycling trip.
Historical Traces in the Village
The first documented mention of Przejazdowo dates to 1399. The village’s historical name is Quadendorff. From 1446, Przejazdowo belonged to the Carthusian monastery “Raj Maryi” for more than a century. These details provide different points of reference for the village’s history: its early mention, its recorded name, and its connection to the monastery.
Two residential buildings are also associated with specific historical features. 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. Along with the village’s historical details, these buildings offer a reason to explore Przejazdowo’s architectural heritage during your stay. The information given about the two houses differs: one is noted for its status in the register of monuments, the other for its date of construction.
If you are more interested in local history, the 1399 mention, the name Quadendorff, and the two residential buildings offer another way to discover Przejazdowo.
Other village pages in the same selection: Koszwaly, Buszkowy Górne, Kleszczewo, Warcz, Swibno, Żukczyn, Ząbrsko Górne, Pręgowo Górne.
For the broader travel overview: Gdańsk.
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