VeloPowisle1

The route is calm and not very demanding. Completely flat. It is the route in the Powiśle area richest in monuments and cultural treasures. We start our journey in the Park in Dąbrowa Tarnowska. Our next point is the Konopków Manor in Brnie, which is worth a visit. The largest park in Powiśle attracts with its charm. Then we ride along the so-called Linden Avenue and find straight ahead the Owczarnia Mansion in Olesno. It is privately owned, but you can search for information about it and see it. Next, we head to Olesno, where we can catch our breath under the Library, which also houses a cinema, bowling alley, and a mini bar. Resting on the benches nearby will certainly give strength for the further journey. Just after leaving this place, we will encounter the historic church in Olesno from 1765. The route continues along quiet streets such as Adamierzy and Niwek and we arrive at the Painted Village Zalipie. The route passes by a church whose interior is painted with flowers and houses the 'zalipiańska' chapel. Then we will see the House of Painters and the Felicja Curyłowa Museum. From here, a quiet road called Zapasternicze leads to the church in Żelichów dating from 1642. The most famous monument there is an altar modeled on the Marian altar by Wit Stosz. You can also rest on benches under the church and near the nearby grotto. Further quiet and winding paths lead to Gręboszów. Here it is worth paying tribute to Major Sucharski at his monument in front of the Primary School. Then we will see the Baroque Basilica Church from 1650. On the other side of the church, in the summer, you can cool down with Italian ice cream. From Gręboszów, we end the journey and head to the Jesuit Estuary where you can see the confluence of the Dunajec with the Vistula and cross by ferry.