The best road cycling routes around gmina Polska Cerekiew

One crossed an island in the Oder and therefore the Oder twice.

Beautifully restored and well-maintained lock as a symbol of the former important railway junction that Kandrzin has been since its creation in 1845.

A car and bicycle bridge over the Oder. The area around the bridge is characterized by a picturesque landscape dominated by the calm current of the Oder and the surrounding meadows and forests. It is also a popular place for nature lovers who can watch waterfowl and admire the natural beauty of the river valley.

The Większyce Palace Restaurant is located in a restored 19th-century palace, whose history dates back to 1852. Renovation works started in 2004 restored its former glory, and the original frescoes and marble stairs create a unique atmosphere of the interior. Guests can use seven elegant rooms, ideal for various occasions. The restaurant is famous for its carefully selected cuisine, wide range of wines and professional service, which makes it a perfect place for both formal meetings and intimate dinners.

The pedestrian and bicycle path "Szlakiem Kolejowym" runs along the route of the former railway line from Koźle to Baborów, inactive since 1997. This line, launched in 1882, was expanded all the way to Baborów, serving the transport of raw materials and products of the sugar industry. The route is 16 km long and leads through the communes of Reńska Wieś, Cisek and Polska Cerekiew, ending at the former railway station in Polska Cerekiew. On the trail, you can admire nature, monuments and the remains of the railway infrastructure. Nearby is the "Dębowa" reservoir, which is an attractive place for recreation.

The castle in Polska Cerekwia is a historic building whose history dates back to the 14th century. In the 16th century, it became the property of the von Oppersdorff family, and in the years 1562–1563 it was rebuilt. In 1617, Frederick III von Oppersdorff transformed it into a late Renaissance palace with a three-winged form with a courtyard and two octagonal towers. The castle façade is distinguished by an impressive portal with the coat of arms of the Matuschka family and Latin inscriptions commemorating its expansion. The building is part of a 17th-century castle complex, which was rebuilt in the 19th century and also includes a historic park.

The Church of St. Bartholomew in Łany is a historic temple with a rich history, an important point on the sacral map of the region. Its architecture combines traditional elements with a characteristic rural style, creating a unique atmosphere. The interior hides valuable details, such as historic altars and wooden furnishings, which give it a unique character. The temple is surrounded by a peaceful, picturesque landscape, which makes it a perfect place for a moment of reflection during a bicycle trip around the area.

Right next to the miniature trestle that points to it.