Puławy County

Puławy County is an administrative district in eastern Poland's Lublin region that spreads along the Vistula River. The main towns are Puławy, Nałęczów, and Kazimierz Dolny, which along with smaller communities form the area's structure.

The district was established in 1867 and took its current form through an administrative reform in 1999. This restructuring defined the boundaries that still exist today.

Several towns in the district maintain their own local traditions and community gatherings that shape daily life throughout the region. Visitors can experience these customs at markets and seasonal celebrations that reflect the character of each settlement.

The area has good transport connections through bridges and railway stations that link the towns within and beyond the region. Visitors can explore on foot or by using local transit options.

The area holds Poland's first permanent museum, preserving an important chapter of the nation's past. Beyond this, the mineral spas in Nałęczów draw visitors who come for the natural waters.

Location: Lublin Voivodeship

Capital city: Puławy

Shares border with: Ryki County, Lubartów County, Lublin County, Opole Lubelskie County, Zwoleń County, Kozienice County

Website: http://pulawy.powiat.pl

GPS coordinates: 51.41667,21.96667

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:58