Nowa Cerkiew: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Nowa Cerkiew
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The EuroVelo 9 / Vistula Cycling Route includes a section between Nowa Cerkiew and Lichnowy. Nowa Cerkiew is also associated with a bicycle parking area and traditional arcaded houses in the lowlands.
Landscape and Regional Area
The Żuławy section connected to the cycling route is considered flat and agricultural in character; its atmosphere is described as distinctly rural.
The wider regional surroundings of Nowa Cerkiew include Wyspa Holm, Stroma Góra, and Kamienna Góra.
Culture in the Wider Area
The wider regional surroundings of Nowa Cerkiew include Malbork - Teutonic Castle, 13th–15th centuries, and Malbork - Strusi ogród. Also located in this wider regional area are Gdańsk - Centralne Morskie and Kościół Najświętszego Serca Pana Jezusa.
There is also St. Nicholas Church in Lisewo in the vicinity of Nowa Cerkiew.
Churches and Arcaded Houses
Nowa Cerkiew is home to a Catholic church dedicated to Saint Martin, as well as a former Protestant church.
The church furnishings are recorded as including an iron chandelier and an altar crucifix, pewter chandeliers from 1787 and 1725, and reliefs from an old altar.
A traditional arcaded house in Nowa Cerkiew is dated to 1800. Other arcaded houses include House No. 12, built in 1820, and House No. 28, built in 1771 and reconstructed in 1842.
In addition, the local page Gniazdowo is available.
For the higher-level travel overview: Tiegenhof.
Further Destinations
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