Polkowice, Industrial municipality in Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland.
Polkowice is an industrial town in Lower Silesian Voivodeship in southwestern Poland. The town sits in a region shaped by copper mining operations and manufacturing.
The town received official city rights in 1276 and remained under Polish rule for centuries. It came under Prussian control in 1742 and later became part of modern Poland.
The Barbara Church sits at the heart of the town and reflects local religious traditions. It remains a gathering place for residents during important community occasions.
A technical college offers vocational training programs for residents and visitors interested in learning local skills. Buses connect the town to surrounding areas, making it easy to explore the wider region.
The area around the town hosts one of Europe's major copper mining centers. These mines have shaped the landscape and economy for generations, making it a key hub in European mineral production.
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