Ujazd

The Ujazd Commune, located in the Łódź Voivodeship, is a unit with an interesting architectural and cultural heritage. Its seat is the town of Ujazd, and in the past, until 1953, the commune was known as the Łazisko Commune. The commune covers an area of 96.96 km², of which 61% is agricultural land and 32% is forested areas, making the region charming and with potential for agritourism development. Demographic data shows that in 2004, it was inhabited by 7,785 people, and by 2017, this number had slightly decreased to 7,783. The commune is administratively diverse, consisting of numerous village districts (sołectwa) such as Bielina, Bronisławów, Buków, and Ujazd, as well as smaller localities. The region is surrounded by neighboring communes: Będków, Budziszewice, Koluszki, Lubochnia, Rokiciny, Tomaszów Mazowiecki, and Wolbórz, which fosters cultural exchange and economic interactions. It is also worth noting that Ujazd and its surroundings have a long history, dating back to pre-war times. The architecture of the commune, with its historic buildings and local homesteads, reflects a diversity of styles and cultural influences, making it an interesting place to explore. The Ujazd Commune can be an appealing destination for tourists and those seeking a peaceful place to live, with a rich historical and natural background.