The green Szlak Ziemi Tczewskiej im. Romana Klima is a 73.7 km-long route from Tczew to Smętowo Graniczne and is suitable for cycling tourism along almost its entire length. The route reaches Waćmerek on Starogardzka Street at kilometre 15.3.
Nature
Jezioro Waćmierek is a 5-hectare body of water. Quiet zones for inland waters apply to Jezioro Waćmierek in Tczew County; these zones serve to ensure suitable acoustic conditions in recreation and leisure areas.
Culture and History
Grodzisko Waćmierek is protected both in the monument register and in the monument inventory. It is considered a well-preserved lowland hillfort site on a peninsula of the former Jezioro Gniszewskie. The path leads uphill from the car park; after 500 m, you reach Grodzisko Waćmierek.
A former dam once divided Jezioro Waćmierek and led from the former estate to a hill. Remains of the former estate owners’ cemetery have survived on this hill to this day. Remarkable Douglas firs also stand there. To this day, part of the manor park in Waćmerek stands out from the surrounding fallow land, shrubs and naturally occurring tree growth because of its tree population.
Geographical Location
Waćmerek is a locality in Tczew, in the Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland, at an elevation of 65 metres. The Church of Saint Andrew Bobola in Swarożyn is 3 km west of Waćmerek. Swarożyn railway station is also located 3 km to the west.
Accommodation
Travellers looking to combine Jezioro, Grodzisko and the manor park in Waćmerek search for a holiday apartment to rent.
In Waćmerek, the accommodation Woda Na Młyn Gościniec Dla Przyjaciół is available for direct booking.
More destinations: Pelplin, Borkowo, Zajączkowo, Tczew, Gniew, Szpęgawa, Rudno, Lubiszewo Tczewskie.