Krapkowice

The municipality of Krapkowice, located in the Opole Voivodeship, is an urban-rural municipality with its seat in the town of Krapkowice. Covering an area of 97.44 km², it was inhabited by 24,817 people as of June 30, 2004. The land use structure of the municipality consists of 67% agricultural land and 18% forested areas, with the municipality making up 22.03% of the Krapkowice County. It includes various localities such as Borek, Dąbrówka Górna, and Gwoździce, as well as the town of Krapkowice itself. Situated in a border zone, the municipality's location influences public safety and grants the Border Guard special authority here. This area combines rich history, a picturesque setting, and a diverse demographic structure, which contributes to its cultural and architectural development. Krapkowice stands out for its architecture, shaped by various historical influences, particularly from the Prussian and Austrian periods. The municipality is also traversed by tourist trails that attract nature and history enthusiasts. An interesting fact is that the Krapkowice municipality includes villages with strong artisanal and agricultural traditions, making it a noteworthy destination in the Opole region.