Prudnik, Municipal center in Opole Voivodeship, Poland.
Prudnik is a city in Opole Voivodeship located near the Czech border at an elevation of about 265 meters. The town retains medieval walls, Wok's Tower, and St Michael's Church from its earlier periods.
Bohemian knight Wok of Rosenberg founded Prudnik between 1255 and 1259 on a major trade route connecting Wrocław and Vienna. This position along an important commercial path shaped the settlement from its origins.
The town reflects regional customs through its theaters, cafes, and public squares that showcase local traditions of Opole Voivodeship.
The city offers schools from elementary to vocational level and serves as the administrative hub of Prudnik County. Visitors will find standard urban services and facilities for a comfortable stay.
Since 2015, the city has joined the Cittaslow network, an international movement that promotes quality of life and traditional practices in towns. This reflects a deliberate path toward preserving local values and sustainable living.
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