Przejazdowo – History and Cycling Routes
Accommodation in Przejazdowo
Przejazdowo combines a long local history with several documented cycling connections. The first recorded mention dates from 1399; at the same time, a modern paved cycle path runs through the village to Wiślinka and on to the beach on Sobieszewo. This gives you a choice of different interests during your stay: historical traces and buildings, or routes to explore by bike. When choosing a holiday apartment, you can consider which of these themes you would like to give more space to on your trip.
Local History and Historic Buildings
Quadendorff is the historical name for Przejazdowo. From 1446, the village belonged to the Carthusian monastery of Raj Maryi for more than a century.
Two residential buildings also have specific historical details associated with them. The wooden residential building at 20 Jesionowa Street is listed in the register of historic monuments. Another residential building, at 14 Jesionowa Street, dates from the second half of the 19th century.
Cycling Routes and Connections
The paved cycle path through Przejazdowo leads to Wiślinka and on to the beach on Sobieszewo. In addition, signage is specified for the entire Przejazdowo–Wiślinka cycling route over 7.5 kilometres; this includes an existing section of 1.3 kilometres. These figures refer to the route and its designated extent. On their own, they do not indicate journey time or route profile.
A GPX download is available for the R10 connection between Przejazdowo and Pruszcz Gdański. Another EuroVelo 9 or Wiślana Trasa Rowerowa connection runs from Pruszcz Gdański railway station to Przejazdowo. This allows you to include different cycling routes in your plans without confusing them with the route to Wiślinka. Since August 2025, there has also been a MEVO bike-rental station on ul. Główna, listed under the identifier GPG014.
Planned Sections of the Cycling Route
A municipal project includes the construction of the Przejazdowo–Wiślinka cycling route. The project description provides for two sections along DW 501. One is 0.9 kilometres long and is to have a concrete block surface, running from the municipal boundary to the bus stop bay at the junction with ul. Benzynowa. The other is planned as a 5.3-kilometre paved pedestrian and cycle path. It is to run from the junction with DW 226 to the municipal road by the flood protection embankment near ul. Wałowa.
Unlike the existing 1.3-kilometre section, the two sections mentioned here are planned as part of the project.
Which Focus Is Right for Your Trip?
If you are planning a trip with your family, you can look at Przejazdowo from two perspectives: its historical names and buildings offer points of interest for a trip focused on cultural history, while the described connections put cycling in the foreground. The route towards Wiślinka and on to the beach on Sobieszewo is distinct from the R10 route to Pruszcz Gdański or the connection from the railway station there. When searching for a holiday apartment, consider which of these themes will be decisive for your trip, and use Przejazdowo as a starting point for planning your further explorations and routes.
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