Łąka Prudnicka

The village stretches along the Złoty Potok river where the Opawskie Mountains meet the Silesian Lowlands in southwestern Poland.

First documented in 1481, German settlers established this Waldhufendorf settlement during the second half of the thirteenth century.

The village developed both Catholic and Protestant communities, each with their own parishes and educational facilities by the mid-nineteenth century.

Located 4 kilometers west of Prudnik and 49 kilometers southwest of Opole, the village connects to major regional transportation routes.

The village maintains a fifteenth-century castle and nineteenth-century wayside shrine, recognized by the National Heritage Institute of Poland.

Location: Gmina Prudnik

Website: http://lakaprudnicka.ovh.org

GPS coordinates: 50.31111,17.52722

Latest update: March 14, 2025 05:43