Gubin

The Gmina Gubin, located in the Lubuskie Voivodeship within the Krosno County—formerly part of the Zielona Góra Voivodeship—covers an area of 379.73 km², which accounts for 27.32% of the county's total area. As of 2011, the municipality had a population of 7,389 residents. The administrative seat is the town of Gubin, which serves as the local center. The area is home to several nature reserves, including Uroczysko Węglińskie, Dębowiec, and Gubińskie Mokradła, which protect diverse biological habitats such as ancient oak forests and populations of waterbirds. The municipality consists of numerous village administrative districts (sołectwa), including Bieżyce, Brzozów, and Budoradz, as well as smaller settlements like Grabczyna and Polanowice. Culturally, the region boasts a rich heritage, with well-preserved architectural and historical elements, making it an appealing destination for tourists and nature enthusiasts. It is also worth noting that the municipality borders Germany, which enhances its cultural and historical character and opens opportunities for various forms of cross-border cooperation. Environmental conservation and the local community play key roles in preserving regional values, making Gmina Gubin a place well worth visiting.