Marciszów

The commune of Marciszów, located in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship within Kamienna Góra County, is a picturesque rural municipality covering an area of 81.98 km². According to data from 2002, its land use is predominantly agricultural (53%) and forested (36%), highlighting the importance of farming and the region's beautiful woodland areas, which account for 20.7% of the county's total area. The commune has a rich historical background, having been part of the Jelenia Góra Voivodeship between 1975 and 1998, reflecting its significant administrative history. The seat of the local government is the village of Marciszów, surrounded by smaller administrative units such as Ciechanowice, Domanów, Nagórnik, Pastewnik, Pustelnik, Sędzisław, Świdnik, and Wieściszowice. Each of these villages has its own unique character and traditions, contributing to the cultural diversity of the commune. In 2018, the population was 4,513, and by 2020, it had slightly decreased to 4,507 residents, indicating relative demographic stability. Marciszów boasts architectural heritage that remains integral to its local landscape. Another notable feature is its proximity to the mountains, offering opportunities for tourism and outdoor activities, which attract visitors from nearby regions. The pine forests, green areas, and traditional rural architecture are attractions not only for locals but also for tourists. Although small, the commune is rich in cultural, historical, and natural assets, making it a place of special significance in the Lower Silesia region.