Ośno Lubuskie

Ośno Lubuskie is an urban-rural municipality in the Lubuskie Voivodeship, within the Słubice County. Until 1991, it was known as the Ośno Commune. Covering an area of 197.97 km², the municipality features diverse terrain shaped by the glacial hills of the Lubusz Upland along the Łęcza River. More than half of its area is covered by forests, and it is home to 11 ribbon and kettle lakes. As of 2009, Ośno Lubuskie, with the town of Ośno as its seat, had a population of 6,353. The municipality also includes villages such as Grabno, Gronów, Kochań, and Lipienica. Historically, Ośno Lubuskie has deep roots dating back to the Middle Ages, and its modern towns and villages showcase a variety of architectural heritage typical of the region. The municipality is also known for its vibrant local culture, with diverse traditions and customs highlighted through cultural events and festivals. Interestingly, the area's terrain, marked by numerous hills and ravines, is the result of glacial activity. Numerous associations and community groups in the region work to preserve local traditions and contribute to social development. With its natural beauty and rich heritage, Ośno Lubuskie is an appealing destination for both residents and tourists.