Rajcza, Administrative division in Żywiec County, Poland
Rajcza is a rural municipality in Żywiec County, located along the Soła river near the Slovakian border. The village has a rail station and sits approximately 22 kilometers south of Żywiec.
The settlement came under the rule of Queen Constance of Austria in the early 17th century, wife of King Sigismund III Vasa, who held control of the territory. During World War II, the population composition changed significantly due to government measures.
The Parish Church of St. Lawrence shapes the village center with its 19th-century architecture. This place of worship remains central to how the community gathers and celebrates together.
The village is accessible by rail with connections to Żywiec and toward Slovakia. Visitors should note it is a small rural settlement where services may be limited.
The village sits in a border region positioned strategically between Poland and Slovakia, which historically mattered for trade and exchange. This location continues to shape the community's character and connections.
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