Busko-Zdrój

The Busko-Zdrój Commune, located in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, is a place with a rich history and diverse demographic structure. The seat of the commune is Busko-Zdrój, which was known as Wełecz until 1870. Covering an area of 235.50 km², the commune consists of 65 localities organized into 47 village councils (sołectwa), with a predominance of rural areas. In 2010, it was home to 32,274 residents, served by eight Roman Catholic parishes and congregations of other denominations. Although the commune's budget in 2010 indicated a low per capita income (PLN 2,468.76), its expenditures were slightly higher (PLN 2,524.20). The commune borders areas such as Chmielnik, Gnojno, and Nowy Korczyn, fostering inter-communal interactions and cultural exchange. Interestingly, Busko-Zdrój is known as a health resort, attracting tourists and patients seeking natural therapies in its local mineral springs. Additionally, the commune's architecture blends traditional and modern elements, creating a unique built landscape. In terms of local culture, it is worth noting that residents cherish regional traditions, highlighting their strong ties to history. The commune focuses on developing infrastructure and cultural offerings, contributing to an improved quality of life for its inhabitants and drawing tourists to this picturesque region of Poland.