Mogilany, Village in Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland
Mogilany is a village in Lesser Poland Voivodeship located south of Kraków and part of Kraków County. The settlement has a typical rural structure with residential areas, farmland, and forested zones that shape its landscape.
The village grew as an administrative center and became the seat of Gmina Mogilany, maintaining this role for centuries. Its development as a governance hub shaped how the settlement was organized and its importance in the regional history of Lesser Poland.
Saint Bartholomew Church forms the religious heart of the village and reflects the strong Catholic tradition that shapes daily life here. The church serves as a gathering place for community events and celebrations that mark the rhythm of village life.
The village is well connected by regular bus services to nearby Kraków, making day trips straightforward. The main administrative office at the central square serves as a useful reference point for orientation.
The village sits on elevated terrain that offers overlooking views of the surrounding landscape. This higher position provides visitors with unexpected vistas across the hills and farmland of the region.
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