Zielona Góra County

Zielona Góra County is a county in Poland, established on August 10, 1998, with its seat in the city of Zielona Góra, which is not part of the county as it is an independent city with county rights. Since January 1, 2015, the county has consisted of urban-rural and rural municipalities, and its area has been reduced to 1,350.71 km². It is located in various physiographic regions, such as the Middle Oder Valley, the Kargowa Basin, and the Zielona Góra Hills. It borders several counties, including Nowa Sól and Żagań. The history of the county dates back to the 1950s, when these municipalities belonged to different counties. For many years, the city of Zielona Góra was a city county, and since 1999, it has been transformed into a city with county rights. Zielona Góra County is also an important transportation hub, with a network of railway lines, including active ones, as well as an extensive network of national and regional roads. Among the interesting facts, the county is surrounded by picturesque natural areas, including the Zielona Góra Forests, which promote tourism. The region's culture is reflected in local festivals, traditions, and architecture, built in various styles, from historical monuments to modern structures. Thus, Zielona Góra County is a significant part of the Lubuskie Voivodeship, offering both living opportunities and the chance to explore regional treasures.