Milkowice

The Miłkowice commune, located in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship in the Legnica County, boasts a rich history and interesting architectural and cultural assets. The seat of the commune is the town of Miłkowice, through which important roads connecting Legnica with Lubin and Chojnów pass. The commune covers an area of 86.37 km², of which 72% is agricultural land and 11% is forests. In 2011, the commune was inhabited by 6,322 people, and by 2020, the population had grown to 6,802, indicating its dynamic demographic development. The commune consists of numerous village administrations, such as Bobrów, Studnica, and Grzymalin, which offer diverse landscapes and local traditions. The region features historical monuments that can attract tourists and history enthusiasts, although specific architectural sites are not widely described. The commune also borders other administrative units, fostering cooperation and cultural exchange. In the past, until 1954, Miłkowice was known as the Grzymalin commune, highlighting its long history and evolution. The area is also attractive to those seeking tranquility, proximity to nature, and local traditions, making it an interesting place to live and visit.