Prążmów

Prażmów is a rural municipality located in the Masovian Voivodeship, within the Piaseczno County, boasting a rich history and a distinctive character. Over the years, it has undergone changes in name and administrative structures, with its historical roots dating back to before 1952, when it was part of the Wągrodno municipality. Since December 30, 1999, the seat of the municipality has been Prażmów, previously held by Wola Prażmowska. According to 2004 data, the municipality was home to 8,312 people, with the largest localities including Ustanów, Gabryelin, and Prażmów. Prażmów features a diverse land structure, where 68% is agricultural land and 21% is covered by forests. The municipality constitutes 16.99% of the total area of Piaseczno County. Among its localities, one can find various village districts (sołectwa) such as Biały Ług, Bronisławów, and Jeziórko, as well as several settlements without village district status, including Kamionka. The municipality borders the municipalities of Chynów, Góra Kalwaria, Grójec, Piaseczno, and Tarczyn. Prażmów is also an area with cultural potential, featuring local media such as powiat-piaseczynski.info, which provides residents with information about regional events, and Piaseczno Sport News, covering sports events in the county. The region also boasts interesting aspects related to its diverse landscape and strong agricultural traditions. In the consciousness of its inhabitants, Prażmów is perceived as an area with a unique rural character, where traditional and modern elements harmoniously blend.