Łask, Administrative center in Łódź Voivodeship, Poland
Łask is a medium-sized city in Łódź Voivodeship that spreads along both banks of the Grabia River. The town has several parks, schools, and commercial areas throughout its layout.
The settlement gained town rights in 1422, which led to the establishment of regular markets and trade activity. This foundation set the basis for its role as a regional commercial center.
The town centers around a Gothic collegiate church built in the early 16th century, which remains a defining landmark that shapes the appearance of its center today.
The town has two hospitals, several supermarkets, and a train station for connections. Visitors can easily find shopping options and services located throughout the central areas.
A military air base in the town has hosted a permanent foreign military presence since 2012. This marked the beginning of ongoing military cooperation in the region.
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