Grajewo, Administrative center in Podlaskie Voivodeship, Poland
Grajewo is a city in northeastern Poland in Podlaskie Voivodeship, serving as the administrative and business center of the region. The city centers around a main district where shops and government offices concentrate together.
The city received municipal rights in 1540 from King Sigmund I, which strengthened its role as a trading hub in the northeast. This status allowed it to develop into an important junction for commerce and administration in the region.
Residents organize traditional folk music festivals and craft events throughout the year, keeping local artistic heritage alive in the community. Visitors encounter this cultural identity in public gatherings and shops that showcase regional handicrafts and products.
A railway station connects the city directly to major cities like Warsaw and Białystok, making it easy to arrive for visitors. The infrastructure makes it straightforward to reach the city and travel through the region.
The city is home to Poland's first Milk Museum, opened in 2016, which documents the history of dairy production in the region. The museum reveals how important this industry has been to local development.
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