Prusice

The Prusice Commune, located in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, covers an area of 158.02 km², of which 71% is agricultural land and 19% is forest land. Historically part of the Wrocław Voivodeship from 1975 to 1998, the commune is currently headquartered in the town of Prusice. According to demographic data, the population was 9,195 in 2004 and increased to 9,380 by 2020. The commune consists of 27 village administrative districts (sołectws), including Borów, Brzeźno, and Ligota Strupińska, while Zakrzewo is a locality without such status. It borders towns such as Oborniki Śląskie, Trzebnica, Wińsko, Wołów, and Żmigród, which fosters integration with the surrounding area. Prusice blends architectural, cultural, and historical elements. The area features structures characteristic of the region, reflecting the traditions and architectural styles of Lower Silesia. The commune's culture is rich and diverse, with numerous local events that attract both residents and tourists. Prusice also boasts interesting natural heritage, including magnificent forest areas and agricultural land, enhancing its tourist appeal.