Grójec County

Grójec County, located in the Masovian Voivodeship, was established in 1999 as a result of the administrative reform and has its seat in the town of Grójec. The county includes urban-rural municipalities such as Grójec, Mogielnica, Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą, and Warka, as well as rural municipalities, including Belsk Duży, Błędów, Chynów, Goszczyn, Jasieniec, and Pniewy. Between 1999 and 2002, the county also included the municipality of Tarczyn, which was later incorporated into Piaseczno County. The county borders several other counties, including Białobrzegi, Garwolin, and Żyrardów. In 2020, the population was 98,173. In demographic terms, it is important to note the age structure of the inhabitants, as can be seen in the 2014 age pyramid analysis. Grójec County has a rich cultural and historical heritage, which can be found in its local architecture and traditions. The region features beautiful monuments, such as churches, manor houses, and other structures that reflect the diversity of architectural styles, as well as the historical significance of the area. Over the years, the county authorities have been led by various starosts, including Władysław Piątkowski and Krzysztof Ambroziak, who has held the position since 2018. Political changes and shifts in local administration influence the county's development, investments, and social initiatives. The county is also known for organizing local events and festivals that attract both residents and tourists, demonstrating the community's strong involvement in the cultural life of the region. An interesting fact is that Grójec County is surrounded by green areas, making it an attractive destination for relaxation and recreation. The region is developing agritourism, which encourages many people to visit in search of close contact with nature and local traditions. Grójec County not only preserves its heritage but also strives to adapt to modern challenges, providing residents and visitors with comfortable living conditions and a wide range of leisure opportunities.