Mszana

Mszana is a village in the Silesian Voivodeship, located in the Wodzisław County, serving as the seat of the commune of the same name. The first mentions of the settlement date back to around 1305, and its history is linked to the legend of the Tatar invasions of 1241. The charm of Mszana lies not only in its rich history but also in its architecture, the centerpiece of which is a wooden church, first mentioned in 1447. The village also features preserved buildings from various eras, including a historic school building. Culture in Mszana revolves around the Village Cultural Center, which hosts folk ensembles and dance groups. Mszana is also known for annual events such as the Commune Days and the Tatarczyk Family Reunion, attracting guests from all over Poland and abroad. The village also boasts interesting transportation infrastructure, with the A1 motorway and a network of provincial roads, which supports the development of tourism. It offers attractions such as cycling and hiking trails, as well as accommodation facilities. Local soccer traditions date back to pre-war times, and the modern club Start Mszana actively participates in league competitions. The residents of Mszana can also take pride in local media, such as the "Wiesiadnik parafialny," and political activity in the Commune Council.