Romantyczny Palace in Turzno – Roadside Shrine in Tylice loop from Turzno

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Toruń

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Romantyczny Palace in Turzno – Roadside Shrine in Tylice loop from Turzno

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Romantyczny Palace in Turzno – Roadside Shrine in Tylice loop from Turzno

01:13

20.0km

50m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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626 m

Tourist Shelter, Outdoor Gym, and Playground

Highlight • Rest Area

1.72 km

Romantyczny Palace in Turzno

Highlight • Historical Site

The "Romantic" Palace in Turzno near Toruń - a manor house from the first half of the 19th century XIX century - currently a four-star hotel of the same name. A gate with statues of aurochs leads to the palace. Additional attractions include an English-style landscape park. from the 1st half of XIX century with two ponds and specimens of many exotic trees. At the back of the property there is a park with a pond and a charming chapel built at the end of the 18th century. The whole thing is really impressive, considering one more important fact:
In July 1827, on his way to Gdańsk, Fryderyk Chopin stopped here for a few days.
When I am nearby during my cycling trips, I can't resist the temptation not to look here again.

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7.19 km

Bridge Over the Struga Toruńska

Highlight • Bridge

A bridge on the bicycle path over Struga Toruńska.
Struga Toruńska "Bacha" - a river, a right-hand tributary of the Vistula (approx. 51 km), flows from Lake Wielządzkie (Wieldzadz) near Płużnica and ends in Toruń.

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9.08 km

Poniatówka Near Sławkowo

Highlight • Historical Site

9.91 km

Sławkowo Manor (Friedenau Manor)

Highlight • Historical Site

The current manor house was built by Bascha von Kries at the beginning of the 20th century.
It is an Art Nouveau manor house. It was built on a rectangular plan, has two storeys, covered with a gentle hipped roof, and its façade faces west. It is surrounded by a partially preserved park from the same period.
It is currently privately owned.
The previous manor house existed here in the Middle Ages under the name Fredaw (other names in documents include: Slawke, Fredenam, Ober-Thauer, Hoch-Thauer, Friedenau). The first known owner in the 15th century was Cezariusz Watzenrode from Toruń.

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