Czeladź

Czeladź, located in the Zagłębie Dąbrowskie region, is one of the oldest towns in the area, having been granted town rights in the 13th century. Its history dates back to 1228, and its name derives from the word "czeladź," referring to servants at a prince's court. The town is a significant historical center, associated with the Kraków diocese since the 15th century. Czeladź was an important point on the industrial map, especially in the 19th century, with the development of coal mining. The town's architectural treasures include the Church of St. Stanislaus with its beautiful interiors, the Saturn Palace, and a well-preserved medieval old town layout. Modern Czeladź also stands out with its contemporary sports and recreational facilities, such as the Roman Thermae – a unique wellness complex featuring a sauna reminiscent of the Colosseum. A cultural hub, with institutions like the Saturn Museum and the Kopalnia Kultury (Culture Mine), it offers a variety of events, from concerts to exhibitions. Czeladź is also known for its rich sports offerings, including running events, amateur leagues, and sections in local sports clubs. It is a town full of history, culture, and unique attractions, blending tradition with modernity.