Kolbuszowa County

Kolbuszowa County, established in 1999 as a result of the administrative reform in Poland, is located in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship, with the town of Kolbuszowa serving as its capital. The region is distinguished by its rich cultural and historical heritage, making it an interesting destination on the map of Podkarpacie. The county comprises urban-rural and rural communes, as well as the only town—Kolbuszowa. It borders six other counties, which fosters cultural exchange and local cooperation. According to demographic data, the county was inhabited by 62,246 people in 2019, and this number slightly decreased to 62,196 by the end of June 2020. In terms of architecture, Kolbuszowa boasts historic buildings, including churches and an old market square, which reflect the local architectural style and the long history of settlement in the region. From a historical perspective, Kolbuszowa County has much to offer, especially in the context of folk traditions and crafts, with local customs and rituals being preserved by the residents. An interesting feature of the region is also the organized festivals and cultural events that attract tourists and promote the integration of local communities. It is also worth noting that throughout the county's history, starosts such as Zbigniew Lenart, Bogdan Romaniuk, and Józef Kardyś played significant roles, contributing to its development and the organization of local life. Despite its small size, Kolbuszowa County offers numerous attractions for both residents and tourists, serving as a place where history, culture, and nature harmoniously coexist.