Laskowa

Laskowa Commune, located in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship in Limanowa County, is a rural area covering 72.82 km², of which 56% is agricultural land and 40% is forest land. The seat of the commune is the town of Laskowa, which was historically part of the Ujanowice Commune until 1954. Between 1975 and 1998, Laskowa belonged to the Nowy Sącz Voivodeship. In 2005, the commune had 7,348 inhabitants. Laskowa consists of nine villages, including Żmiąca, Strzeszyce, Ujanowice, and Kobyłczyna, which form a diverse local community. The region boasts natural attractions, with a significant share of forests that shape its distinctive landscape and support tourism-related activities. The commune borders others, such as Iwkowa, Limanowa, and Lipnica Murowana, fostering cultural exchange and inter-communal cooperation. Laskowa has rich folk traditions and attractions related to local customs, making it an interesting place for both residents and tourists. The area is vibrant with cultural life, so it is worth keeping an eye on local events, festivals, and gatherings that reflect its history and diverse traditions. An interesting fact is that the commune has a distinctive demographic structure, which influences its development, and the age pyramid of its inhabitants reflects demographic changes in the voivodeship. Due to its location, Laskowa Commune is also attractive to those seeking tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city, while offering connectivity to nearby, dynamically developing towns. It is an area that combines the charm of rural life with cultural and recreational opportunities, attracting both tourists and new residents.