Discover the Historic Route of Małopolskie

A road cycling route starting from Szczurowa

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Step back in time and explore the region's rich history on this road cycling route

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Take a journey through time as you explore the historic route of Małopolskie. Pedal along roads once traveled by medieval knights and merchants, passing by centuries-old towns and castles. Admire the architectural wonders of Bucze and Bochnia, steeped in history and charm. Discover hidden gems like Uście Solne, a quaint village with ancient wooden houses that have withstood the test of time. End your adventure in Szczurowa, a town with a vibrant past and awe-inspiring Baroque church. This route offers a perfect combination of history, culture, and natural beauty.

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Start: Szczurowa Village center

Szczurowa: Tranquil escape for road and gravel cyclists in the Małopolskie region of Poland.

Szczurowa is a small locality situated in the Małopolskie region of Poland. It offers cyclists a peaceful environment with quiet roads and scenic countryside. The area is perfect for road and gravel cycling, allowing riders to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and tranquility of the region. Szczurowa is also located near Wiśnicz Castle, which is worth visiting for its historical significance. Cyclists can explore various routes in the vicinity, including the picturesque Vistula Loop. With its charming setting and cycling-friendly atmosphere, Szczurowa is an ideal destination for cyclists looking to unwind and enjoy the outdoors.

11 km

BuczeVillage

Bucze is a historic village with well-preserved wooden houses and an impressive Renaissance manor house

32 km

BochniaTown

Bochnia boasts a rich mining history, with an underground salt mine that dates back to the 13th century and has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site