The best cycling routes around gmina Pyzdry

The crossing is currently closed until further notice due to renovation.

The market square in old Konin, now known as Plac Wolności (Freedom Square), is the historical heart of the city. It features a neoclassical town hall from the turn of the 18th/19th century, a horse head sculpture referencing the city's legend, and numerous restaurants. The square is surrounded by historic tenement houses, creating a charming, though currently mostly concrete, walking space.

A classicist palace from the early 19th century, built for the Stablewski family (Marcin Libicki claims it was for Tadeusz Grabski). From 1920 to 1925, Władysław Reymont lived and worked in the palace. During this period, many of Reymont's friends from the worlds of science, politics, and culture visited the Kołoczków manor, including Adam Grzymała-Siedlecki, Kornel Makuszyński, Zenon Przesmycki, Roman Dmowski, Władysław Grabski, Maciej Rataj, and Wincenty Witos. It is likely that he also wrote the stories "Osądzona," "Księżniczka," "Bunt," and "Legenda." After 1945, the interiors were remodeled. It was built in a rectangular shape. An Ionic-style portico supported by eight columns stands on the front elevation. Furniture used by the writer has survived. Adjacent to the palace is a park, featuring a Classicist outbuilding from the first half of the 19th century and outbuildings. Currently, the palace houses the Municipal Cultural Centre. It also houses the Władysław Reymont Memorial Room and the Regional Chamber of Banking Cooperatives at the District Cooperative Bank in Września. (Wikipedia)

Władysław Reymont's palace in Kołaczków, where he created his works in the years 1920-1925.

The observation tower in Wolica Kozia is a 15-meter-tall wooden structure located in the western part of the Żerków-Czeszewski Landscape Park, near the Dębno nad Wartą nature reserve. The observation deck, accessed by approximately 80 steps, offers panoramic views of the Warta River floodplains and oxbow lakes, as well as the surrounding forests and fields. The structure sits on a hill amidst a pine forest and is easily accessible thanks to nearby hiking and cycling trails, as well as the Warta Way of St. James. Although it requires a short bike ride, it's truly worth it.

The Dębno nad Wartą Nature Reserve is a small, 21-hectare protected area within the Żerków-Czeszewski Landscape Park. Established in 1974, it protected rare invertebrate species, including the snail Ruthenica filograna and the mauve. The reserve is a moist riparian forest, periodically flooded in spring, dotted with oaks, ash, alder, and elm. This peaceful spot is ideal for nature observation and makes an interesting stop on a cycling route along the Warta River.

One of the largest murals in Wielkopolska, created in 2016 by Radosław Barka, the creator of the mural in Poznań's Śródka. The work presents the history of Pyzdry. Here you can see a number of historical buildings of the city, both those that we can still see and those that have not survived the test of time. So there is a royal castle, a parish church, and a former wooden town hall. The mural in Pyzdry also includes several historical figures and events. Among others, we have the legendary escape of Prince Casimir the Great from the Teutonic Knights, the first recorded cannon shot on Polish lands (yes, in Pyzdry), and even a reference to the history of local witches. Next to it is a board describing the work in detail. (wielkopolska.travel)

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