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Poland

Pomeranian Voivodeship

Starogard

Starogard Gdański

Pelplin Cathedral Basilica – Starogard Gdański Town Hall loop from Starogard Gdański

Routes

Road cycling routes

Poland

Pomeranian Voivodeship

Starogard

Starogard Gdański

Pelplin Cathedral Basilica – Starogard Gdański Town Hall loop from Starogard Gdański

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Pelplin Cathedral Basilica – Starogard Gdański Town Hall loop from Starogard Gdański

01:43

37.7km

210m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 19.2 km for 87 m

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3.12 km

Kociewie

Highlight • Natural

Beautiful nature circumstances

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19.2 km

Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Pelplin

Highlight • Religious Site

19.3 km

Cathedral Basilica and Bishop's and Seminary Gardens

Highlight • Religious Site

In order to be able to admire the interior of the Basilica freely and calmly, I recommend that you find yourself between the Masses in time.

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19.5 km

This basilica is one of the most beautiful and greatest works of brick Gothic in Poland. Due to the fact that it was erected by the Cistercians, it is located on the so-called Cistercian Route. This trail allows you to visit all the Cistercian abbeys in Poland, which began to appear in the 12th century and were in fact the first monasteries in Poland.

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30.3 km

Owidz Mill

Highlight • Structure

36.1 km

Starogard Gdański Market Square

Highlight • Historical Site

The market square in Starogard Gdański is the oldest part of the city. In the Middle Ages, on the left bank of the Wierzyca River, there was a farm and a village that belonged to Piotr Święca. After selling them to the Teutonic Knights, around 1305, they began to mark out the area for the development of a fortified settlement. At that time, the construction works were supervised by Theodotus from Florence, to whom Starogard owes its spatial shape with a regular network of streets radiating from the centrally located market square, whose square of 107 m × 107 m is larger than the Old Town Square in Warsaw. Without a doubt, the Teutonic Order contributed to the economic development of the town.

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