Zegrzynski Lagoon – Kanał Żerański Path loop from Warszawa Płudy
Zegrzynski Lagoon – Kanał Żerański Path loop from Warszawa Płudy
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Zegrzynski Lagoon – Kanał Żerański Path loop from Warszawa Płudy
04:05
65.4km
160m
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: March 30, 2026
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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route
After 0 m for 223 m
After 14.6 km for 135 m
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Start point
Train Station
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14.7 km
Public beach
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16.1 km
Zegrzynski Lagoon
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18.8 km
Cycle Path Along the Żerański Canal
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28.5 km
Kanał Żerański Path
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41.2 km
Bicycle Path Along the Zoo
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Although in the summer let's make an appointment - there's a bit of rain and it's better to go on the other side or on the Vistula ;-)
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42.7 km
View of the Old Town in Warsaw from under the Slasko-Dabrowski Bridge
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43.5 km
Bridge to Praga - Footbridge over the Vistula River
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The idea of building a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Vistula River has been around for years. In 2016, the investment budget was included in the multi-annual investment plan of Warsaw. When choosing the location, two concepts were mainly taken into account: at the height of Karowa Street or at the height of Ratuszowa Street. Ultimately, the choice fell on the first one. This is another concept for locating the Vistula crossing in this place. The design competition was won by DKFS Architects and Schüßler-Plan. The length of the crossing is 452 meters. The crossing was opened on March 28, 2024
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The idea of building a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Vistula River has been around for years. In 2016, the investment budget was included in the multi-annual investment plan of Warsaw. When choosing the location, two concepts were mainly taken into account: at the height of Karowa Street or at the height of Ratuszowa Street. Ultimately, the choice fell on the first one. This is another concept for locating the Vistula crossing in this place. The design competition was won by DKFS Architects and Schüßler-Plan. The length of the crossing is 452 meters. The crossing was opened on March 28, 2024
Sources:
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C5%82adka_na_Wi%C5%9Ble_w_Warszawie
schuessler-plan.de/pl/projekty/most-karowa-warszawa.html
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mostnaprage.waw.pl
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52.4 km
Warsaw University Gate
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A historic gate located at 26/28 Krakowskie Przedmieście Street, which is the main entrance to the Main Campus of the University of Warsaw. Initially, in the same place there was a gate designed by Jan Zygmunt Deybel and Joachim Daniel Jauch, which was ordered to be built by Augustus II the Strong around 1732. It was topped with a characteristic large tin globe. They captured it in their paintings, among others: Bernardo Bellotto and Zygmunt Vogel. This gate survived until June 12, 1819. In 1823, a more modest gate was built, but not on the street line but deep inside the university grounds.
The current neo-baroque gate was designed around 1900 by Stefan Szyller. It was put into use in 1911, and the street leading to the campus called "Uniwersytecka" was handed over to the university. Until 1916, the gate was topped with the crowned letter "A", which was the symbol of the university at that time, referring to the name of its founder - Tsar Alexander I. During the period of the Polish People's Republic, an eagle without a crown was placed on the gate, which was the then state emblem. Today, as in the years 1916–1944, the gate bears an eagle with a crown surrounded by five stars, which is the official emblem of the University of Warsaw.
In 1984, the gate was entered into the register of monuments as part of the University of Warsaw complex.
Source: Wikipedia
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brama_G%C5%82%C3%B3wna_Uniwersytetu_Warszawskiego
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A historic gate located at 26/28 Krakowskie Przedmieście Street, constituting the main entrance to the Main Campus of the University of Warsaw. Initially, in the same place there was a gate designed by Jan Zygmunt Deybel and Joachim Daniel Jauch, which was ordered to be built by Augustus II the Strong around 1732.
The current neo-baroque gate was designed around 1900 by Stefan Szyller. It was put into use in 1911. During the period of the Polish People's Republic, an eagle without a crown was placed on the gate, which was the then state emblem. Today, as in the years 1916–1944, the gate bears an eagle with a crown surrounded by five stars, which is the official emblem of the University of Warsaw. In 1984, the gate was entered into the register of monuments as part of the University of Warsaw complex.
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65.4 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
35.8 km
12.6 km
9.69 km
6.18 km
881 m
182 m
Surfaces
43.2 km
6.41 km
6.38 km
5.34 km
3.52 km
601 m
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