Gmina Milówka

Gmina Milówka is a rural administrative district in southern Poland comprising five villages spread across a river valley landscape. The territory covers rolling terrain typical of the mountain foothills, with small settlements that maintain their village character and agricultural roots.

The area was first settled by Polish farmers in the 1500s, later joined by Wallachian shepherds who brought pastoral traditions. This mix of agricultural and pastoral communities shaped how the villages developed and their relationship to the surrounding landscape.

The people here maintain regional traditions through local crafts and seasonal celebrations that remain woven into everyday life. You can see these traditions in small exhibitions and community events throughout the villages.

This is primarily a residential area with limited commercial services, so planning ahead is necessary for meals and accommodation. The villages are best explored by car or on foot at a leisurely pace since public transportation is infrequent.

The district maintains collaborative relationships with communities in Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and France, bringing international perspectives to this rural region. These partnerships result in cultural exchanges that visitors can occasionally encounter through special events.