Wislica

Wiślica, an urban-rural municipality in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, is rich in history and culture. Formerly known as the Chotel Commune, it changed its name in 1950. Its seat is located in Wiślica, which is considered one of the oldest places in Poland, with a rich historical heritage dating back to medieval times. In 2010, the municipality had a population of 5,631, and according to data from 2011, its area is 100.32 km². Most of its territory is occupied by agricultural land, which is of significant importance to the local economy. Wiślica was an important trade center, as evidenced by numerous historical monuments, including the Gothic Church of St. Lawrence and the remains of a medieval town. The municipality also benefits from its numerous villages, such as Brzezie, Chotel Czerwony, and Szczytniki, as well as its proximity to neighboring municipalities, which fosters regional cooperation. Interestingly, Wiślica has held city status since 2010, highlighting its development and importance in the region. The municipality's architecture blends traditional and modern elements, and local cultural events and festivals enrich the lives of residents and attract tourists.