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Lower Silesian Voivodeship

powiat bolesławiecki

Bolesławiec

Kruszyn Cycling Path – Grodziec Castle loop from Bolesławiec

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Poland

Lower Silesian Voivodeship

powiat bolesławiecki

Bolesławiec

Kruszyn Cycling Path – Grodziec Castle loop from Bolesławiec

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Kruszyn Cycling Path – Grodziec Castle loop from Bolesławiec

03:24

53.3km

360m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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3.17 km

Kruszyn Cycling Path

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This well-paved, well-signed cycling trail in Kruszyn, takes you away from the center of town out through little neighborhoods and open fields. This is a pleasant trail to ride on and explore the area.

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17.8 km

View of Grodziec Castle

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23.2 km

Grodziec Castle

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A castle with a phenomenal history, dating back to 1155, when it is mentioned in a papal bull of Pope Hadrian IV.

A turbulent history, as usual! It was first built as a wooden castle, but Henry the Bearded rebuilt it into a brick one. Later it was transformed into one of the most beautiful Gothic-Renaissance castles in Silesia.

The location of the castle, on a basalt hill, is truly beautiful.

This is also the northern end (or beginning) of the Piast Castle Trail. It is hard to imagine a better end or beginning of this beautiful, historical trail for hikers.

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24.4 km

View of the Kaczawskie Mountains

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36.4 km

St. Margaret's Church in Raciborowice

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St. Margaret's Church is a Gothic brick church in Raciborowice, Gmina Michałowice, Kraków Powiat. The church was built in the years 1460-1476 after the foundation of Jan Długosz in the so-called "Długosz style". The church is a single-nave building with a rectangular choir covered with a ribbed vault. The rectangular nave is covered with a ceiling. The equipment in stone masonry details is rich. The most characteristic motifs include pointed arched step and stair portals and numerous cartouches with the Wieniawa coat of arms (bison head) by Jan Długosz. On the vaulted bosses of the presbytery, in addition to the Wieniawa coat of arms, there is also the coat of arms of the Kraków chapter - three crowns. The equipment is supplemented by a bas-relief plaque with a relief of the patron saint of the church - St. Margaret with an inscription (1476) and a coat of arms.
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