Krzelów

Krzelów is a village in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, located in the Wińsko municipality, with a rich history dating back to the 13th century and diverse architecture. The village is home to important historical monuments, including the Church of St. Martin, whose origins date back to 1220. This neo-Gothic church, built in 1860, is known for its 16th-century tombstones. Another significant site is the palace complex, built by the von Gersdorf family and surrounded by an old park, where one can find oak trees up to 350 years old. Krzelów also boasts a historic church cemetery and a statue of St. John of Nepomuk, which add to the village's character. As one of the larger villages in the municipality, Krzelów has a vibrant cultural life, organized by the local school, parish, and the "Jezierzyca" association. Residents actively participate in various events, fostering social integration. An interesting fact is that Krzelów is home to a historic building that now serves as the Municipal Public Library, offering residents a rich collection of literature and hosting cultural events. The village is also characterized by its diverse natural surroundings, including varied flora and fauna, making it attractive to nature lovers. Located near the Trzebnica Hills and the Jezierzyca River, Krzelów boasts picturesque landscapes. It is worth noting that after World War II, Krzelów became a settlement for the Polish population, significantly influencing its development, including education—the village is home to a municipal kindergarten and an elementary school. The climate in Krzelów is mild, favorable for agriculture, and its abundant surface and groundwater resources enrich the local ecosystem. Thanks to its history, architecture, and community activity, Krzelów is a unique place on the map of Lower Silesia.