Ryn

The Ryńsk Commune, located in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship in Wąbrzeźno County, stands out for its rich architectural and historical heritage. The seat of the commune is Wąbrzeźno, and the commune itself comprises 21 village administrative districts (sołectw). The historic architecture of the commune includes wooden churches, such as the Evangelical church from 1785 in Jarantowice, and Gothic temples from the 14th century in Ryńsk and Orzechowo. Ryńsk also features a manor and park complex, and there is a palace in Wałycz, which add to the historical character of the commune. Areas of high natural value are protected, such as the "Wronie" nature reserve and the peat-bog-lake-forest complex in Zgniłek, highlighting the importance of nature in this area. The commune is also rich in natural monuments and historic parks, which, although neglected, remain valuable from a dendrological perspective. Approximately 89% of the commune's residents are involved in agriculture, and the local economy focuses on agricultural production and agriculture-related services. Despite its proximity to Wąbrzeźno, the commune faces challenges related to technical infrastructure, including low levels of water supply and sewage systems. An interesting fact is the presence of 923 archaeological sites, confirming the area's rich settlement history. Despite these challenges, the Ryńsk Commune has tourism potential, thanks to its lakes and tourist trails, which attract enthusiasts of active recreation.