Strzelin

The Strzelin Commune, with its seat in the town of Strzelin, is located in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship and boasts a rich history and diverse demographic structure. According to data from 2013, the population was 22,138, which slightly decreased to 22,121 by 2020. This urban-rural commune, part of the Strzelin County, was included in the Wrocław Voivodeship between 1975 and 1998. With a vast area of 171.69 km², 80% of which is agricultural land and 9% forested, the commune appears to have significant agricultural and natural potential, which is crucial for the local economy. Strzelin serves as an important transportation hub, traversed by National Road 39 and several regional roads, as well as railway line 276, enhancing the region's accessibility. The historical aspects of the commune are also noteworthy, bearing traces of a turbulent past in its architecture, with numerous structures testifying to its former prominence and the diverse culture of its inhabitants. Modern life in the commune is shaped by various cultural initiatives and the preservation of local heritage, which, combined with the beauty of the surrounding nature, makes Strzelin an attractive place both to live in and to visit. An interesting fact is that the commune is crossed by disused railway lines, which played an important role in transportation in the past, potentially attracting railway and history enthusiasts. Additionally, the Strzelin Commune borders several other communes, fostering cooperation in various areas and the exchange of cultural and social experiences.