Łagiewniki, Lower Silesian Voivodeship

Łagiewniki is a village in Lower Silesian Voivodeship situated in the rolling landscape of southwestern Poland near Wrocław. The settlement sits in a valley surrounded by agricultural land and gentle hillsides typical of the region.

The settlement developed as a typical Silesian village and evolved through the region's transformations over many centuries. In the postwar period it became part of Poland and was incorporated into Lower Silesian Voivodeship in 1998 after previous administrative changes.

The village shows typical rural architecture of the Silesian region through its stone houses and farmsteads scattered across the valley. The way homes and fields blend together reflects how local life has long been tied to agriculture and the surrounding landscape.

The village is accessible by road and provides basic services to visitors and residents in this rural area. Spring through early autumn offers the most comfortable conditions for exploring the surrounding countryside and walking through the settlement.

The village holds a hidden wartime connection, as Allied prisoners from a nearby camp passed through the area during a forced march in January 1945. This episode links the quiet rural settlement to one of World War II's dramatic moments of survival.

Location: Łagiewniki

Website: http://lagiewniki.pl

GPS coordinates: 50.79111,16.84417

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:02