Zamość County

Zamojski County, located in the Lublin Voivodeship, was established in 1999 as a result of the administrative reform. Its capital is Zamość, a city known for its unique architecture and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Designed by Jan Zamoyski in the Renaissance style, Zamość is renowned for its skillful combination of defensive and urban functions, making it one of the most important examples of urban planning in Europe. The county is surrounded by beautiful nature, numerous nature reserves, and natural attractions, including the Roztocze National Park, making it ideal for tourists seeking contact with nature. Culturally, the region is rich in folklore and traditions, with various festivals celebrating local crafts and cuisine. Historically, Zamojski County has a rich heritage, linked to many significant events, including battles during World War II. The modern economy of the region is based on agriculture and services, with a relatively low unemployment rate of 7.6% in 2019. Additionally, the county boasts a well-developed transport network, including national roads and railway lines, which facilitates communication and economic development. Since 1999, county administrators such as Henryk Matej and Stanisław Grześko have contributed to the stabilization and development of the region. Zamojski is also surrounded by five other counties, fostering regional cooperation. Thus, the region is a place where history, culture, and nature harmoniously coexist, offering residents and tourists numerous opportunities for exploration and engagement in local life.