Objazda: Palace, Church and Cycling Route

Objazda combines architectural history with a specific cycling route: the village is home to a Neo-Renaissance palace and a church dating from 1606. There is also the blue-marked Rowerowy “Szlak Kolejowy,” which passes through Objazda and four other places. If you want to plan your stay around cultural interests or a cycling trip, these themes offer different starting points for your plans.

Palace: Neo-Renaissance and Brick Construction

The palace was built by Ernest Kutscher between 1895 and 1897. The brick building stands on a stone foundation and is classified as Neo-Renaissance in style. The style designation refers to the architectural approach; the dates specify the actual construction period. Style and date of construction can therefore be understood as distinct aspects of the architecture. The palace is listed in the monument register and the list of historic monuments, and is classified as a national cultural heritage site. At its northern corner, a three-storey corner tower is integrated into the building and topped with a truncated hipped roof. A hipped roof is a sloping roof type. A park with a pond, numerous trees, and shrubs once extended around the palace.

The Church: Date, Construction, and Furnishings

The church in Objazda is dedicated to Our Lady of Częstochowa (Matka Boża Częstochowska). Its construction includes timber framing with brick infill as well as brick masonry walls. In timber framing, wood forms the structural framework; here, the spaces between the timbers are filled with bricks. An octagonal wooden lantern with a bulb-shaped roof crowns the church. The weather vane also bears the year 1606.

Historic furnishings include a 19th-century organ case and a wooden gallery. A monument to the heroes of the First World War stands in front of the church. The year 1606 is both the church’s construction date and the year shown on the weather vane; the organ case, by contrast, dates from the 19th century. This chronological comparison distinguishes the building’s history from its furnishings without treating them as the same thing.

Cycling the Szlak Kolejowy

The blue-marked Rowerowy “Szlak Kolejowy” is 20 kilometers long and passes through Bałamątek, Objazda, Gardna Wielka, Siecie, and Smołdzino. The route length and sequence of places provide specific reference points for planning a cycling trip. Nearby, at an intersection, the blue-marked “Kolejowym” cycling route turns left toward Objazda and then joins the Szlak Zwiniętych Torów to Ustka. Check the intersection and signage before setting off. The 20-kilometer distance refers to the Szlak Kolejowy; the direction toward Ustka is part of the route guidance via the Szlak Zwiniętych Torów.

Planning Accommodation in Objazda

Agritourism is another accommodation option: Objazda is one of the villages in Ustka Municipality that offers agritourism. The availability of individual farms may change; check specific offers before your trip. For your plans, it is worth considering your preferred type of accommodation separately from the activities at your destination: local highlights include both architectural history and the cycling route.

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