Wielowieś

Gmina Wielowieś, located in the Silesian Voivodeship within Gliwice County, is an area rich in history and diverse demographics. Established in December 1945 as a collective municipality, it initially bordered the so-called Recovered Territories. After various administrative changes, it was reactivated in 1973. Architecturally, the area is dominated by rural buildings, with numerous villages including the municipal seat of Wielowieś and the settlement of Dąbrówka-Hubertus. The municipality also includes integral parts of villages such as Cegielnia and Chwoszcz. Gmina Wielowieś boasts a network of public educational institutions, including kindergartens and primary schools, reflecting its commitment to residents' education. Culturally, the municipality promotes local traditions and organizes community-integrating events. A point of interest is its tourist trails, such as the Century of Tourism Trail and the Circular Trail Around Gliwice, which encourage exploration of the beautiful forested and agricultural landscapes. Wielowieś is well-connected via provincial roads and public transportation, facilitating access for both residents and tourists to neighboring towns. The municipality borders, among others, Pyskowice and the Gmina Toszek, making it a convenient place to live and work, combining the tranquility of rural life with proximity to larger urban centers.