Lambinowice

Łambinowice is a rural municipality located in the Opole Voivodeship, within Nysa County. Its history dates back to pre-war times, and the administrative changes it underwent in the 20th century include its affiliation to the Niemodlin County between 1945 and 1975, and its later location within the Opole Voivodeship. The seat of the municipality is Łambinowice, which, according to 2018 data, had a population of 7,602. The municipality covers an area of 123.71 km², of which over 68% is agricultural land and 17% is forest land, highlighting its agricultural and forest character, as well as the surrounding nature. An interesting geographical aspect is that the municipality constitutes 10.11% of the area of Nysa County. In terms of architecture, it is worth noting that Łambinowice has preserved many elements of traditional rural architecture and historical monuments that reflect the region's rich history. Culturally, the municipality engages in local traditions by organizing various events that attract both residents and tourists. In 2014, the age diversity of the inhabitants was noticeable, creating a dynamic community. The neighboring municipalities include Korfantów, Niemodlin, Nysa, Pakosławice, Skoroszyce, and Tułowice, fostering cooperation and cultural exchange. Łambinowice is a place where history, nature, and culture come together in a harmonious whole, making it an interesting area to live in and visit.