The best road cycling routes around gmina Trąbki Wielkie

There is also a Schöneck in the Main-Kinzig district 😃. Well known to me 🥰

Perfect to rest a bit: there is a ToiToi toilet, trash bins, and many benches

A majestic old church (built in 1680) right on the banks of the canal.

Nice road with little traffic and nice views

The Knights Hospitaller Castle in Skarszewy - a Gothic, 14th-century castle located in Skarszewy, Pomeranian Voivodeship. The castle towers over a bend of the Wietcisa River. It was built in the years 1320-1334 by the Order of St. John, on the site of an older stronghold.

In close proximity to St. Hill. Wojciech, in the 13th century, the Benedictines from Mogilno built a church dedicated to the Bishop of Prague. The monks took care of the temple until 1500, when the monastery branch was dissolved and the church was taken over by the Włocławek bishops. In 1537, the church was destroyed by fire. Thanks to the efforts of Bishop Karnkowski, the temple was rebuilt, but it happened only in 1575. At the beginning of the 18th century, the church was handed over to missionary priests, whose ministry was interrupted by the dissolution of the congregation by the Prussian authorities in 1818. The temple was then handed over to the diocesan priests. The interior of the church surprises with the richness of its sacred decorations. The wall of the presbytery is decorated with a Gothic triptych from 1500. It is also worth paying attention to the Baroque main altar with a painting of St. Wojciech, baroque and rococo altars (17th and 18th centuries), an organ (1771), a figure of a bishop (17th century) and a valuable epitaph of the brothers Feliks and Piotr Wojanowski from 1587. (http://www.pieknygdansk0.republika.pl/wojciecha_szlak_radunski.html)

Mill at ul. Polish Army in Pruszcz, its history dates back to the second half of the 16th century, when a certain Michel Damnitz built the first facility of this type in this place. This mill supported grain processing and relieved the workload of the mills located in Gdańsk. In 1859, during the "Swedish Deluge", a unit of soldiers from the northern invader stationed in Koźliny, invaded Pruszcz, plundered and destroyed it, and took the entire supply of flour in the mill. After the first partition of Poland, when Pruszcz came under Prussian rule, the mill and local farmers had big problems due to the ban on trading with Gdańsk, then still under the rule of the Polish crown. The miller who ran the facility was arrested for violating trade rules, and only his bailout along with the local village heads saved them from prison misery. In 1804, the mill was leased by Christian Rogotzki. Over the several centuries of the mill's existence, it was rebuilt many times, and the current facility was rebuilt in 1920 and is still in use today. (https://fotopolska.eu/88703,obiekt.html?map_z=16)

For centuries, the most important place in every city has been the market square. Usually, when locating new cities, new streets were designed with reference to the market axis. The most important facilities for the residents were also located here, such as the seat of the municipal authorities and the municipal well. Similarly, in Skarszewy, for centuries the market square was the central square where fairs, games, protests and executions took place. Tenement houses of the city's richest inhabitants were also built around the market square and the best shops were opened.