Gmina Siechnice

Gmina Siechnice is an urban-rural municipality in Wrocław County, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, blending town areas with agricultural land. The administrative center sits in the town of Siechnice, with surrounding villages including Biestrzyków, Blizanowice, Bogusławice, and Groblice forming the broader community.

The municipality was originally called Gmina Święta Katarzyna until it was renamed Gmina Siechnice in 2010. This administrative reorganization included relocating the municipal center to the town of Siechnice, marking a significant shift in how the community was organized.

The town of Siechnice hosts Dni Siechnic, an annual festival featuring live music and local performances that draw residents together. The event reflects how the community celebrates its identity through shared cultural moments throughout the year.

The municipality borders Wrocław city, making it easily accessible for visitors exploring the wider region around the urban center. Multiple villages and the town center are connected by local roads, allowing visitors to move freely between different areas of the community.

The municipality features specialized outdoor recreation zones with pump tracks and skateboarding areas that appeal to younger visitors. These sports facilities demonstrate the community's commitment to offering modern leisure activities beyond traditional attractions.

Location: Wrocław County

Capital city: Siechnice

Shares border with: Gmina Czernica, Gmina Domaniów, Gmina Kobierzyce, Gmina Oława, Wrocław, Gmina Żórawina

Website: http://siechnice.gmina.pl

GPS coordinates: 51.03250,17.15700

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:27