Cięcina, Village in Żywiec County, Poland
Cięcina is a village in Żywiec County located at about 427 meters elevation in southern Poland. It sits in a basin area and forms part of the Gmina Węgierska Górka administrative district.
The village originated in the 13th century and was affected by major changes during World War II. The region came under foreign administration for a period, shaping the local story.
The wooden Saint Catherine Church from the 16th century shows the traditional religious building style of the area. This historic structure remains a central gathering place for the community today.
The village is connected to nearby communities through the Gmina Węgierska Górka district and offers basic services for visitors. Its location in the mountain basin makes it a suitable base for exploring the surrounding area on foot.
The region is known for natural mineral springs that supply water resources for beverage production. A major water bottling company operates here and has become an important part of the local economy.
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