Discover Warlubie

Warlubie combines more than 700 years of history with a historic oak avenue and the “Stu z nieba” hiking trail, which begins here. At the centre is a railway station on the Chorzów–Tczew railway line 131. These different points of interest connect your trip to both the town centre and the surrounding landscape: the town’s history focuses attention on Warlubie itself, the avenue runs between Warlubie and Bąkowo, and the hiking trail offers a longer excursion in its own right. If you’re looking for a holiday apartment in Warlubie, first consider whether the town or hiking should be the main focus of your stay.

Warlubie’s history in two periods

Warlubie was first mentioned in 1277 and has a history spanning more than 700 years. A specific later date is linked to the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary: Juliusz Bartkowski consecrated it in October 1924. These two details point to different periods—from the first mention to the church’s consecration many centuries later. If you enjoy discovering historic places through specific dates, these events provide two clear points of reference for a stay centred on Warlubie itself.

Oak Avenue and the Jan Kazimierz oak

A historic oak avenue runs between Warlubie and Bąkowo. The Jan Kazimierz oak stands along it, and is estimated to be more than 700 years old. Together, a named ancient tree and an avenue between two places make up a single landscape theme. If you enjoy exploring nature and history together, this gives you a specific point of reference when planning your trip: the avenue shapes the area’s character, while Jan Kazimierz has a story of its own as an individual tree.

Nature reserves in the municipality

The landscape of Warlubie Municipality offers a range of points of interest, including the Osiny peat bog nature reserve and the Kuźnica forest nature reserve, which covers more than seven hectares. The nature reserves are within the municipality, while the railway station and church, for example, are specifically in Warlubie. This distinction can help you find your bearings when including local history and nature destinations in your trip plans. When looking for a holiday apartment, consider whether you want your stay to focus mainly on the town itself or also on the municipality’s nature reserves.

The “Stu z nieba” hiking trail

The approximately 42-kilometre “Stu z nieba” hiking trail runs from Warlubie through Bąkowo, Bąkowski Młyn, Borowy Młyn and Lipinki. Further stops include Sobina, Lake Miedzno, Orli Dwór, the “Brzęki” nature reserve, the paved Osie–Skórcz road and the bridge over the Wda in Stara Rzeka. The route description then lists Sarnia Góra, Zazdrość, Laski and Śliwiczki; it gives Śliwice and Szlachta in Świecie County as the endpoints. The description was published in 2017. Before setting out, check the current route and conditions so you can plan your hike according to what you find on the ground.

Choose the right focus for your stay

When looking for a holiday apartment, you can plan your trip around whichever of these themes matters most to you: Warlubie’s history, the oak avenue and Jan Kazimierz, the municipality’s nature reserves or the longer hiking route. The route begins in Warlubie; Osiny and Kuźnica are areas within Warlubie Municipality. Take these different points of reference into account when considering where to stay. This will help you balance visits to the town, nature destinations and hiking plans according to your preferred focus, without treating them as one and the same experience.

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