Kraśnik, Urban municipality in Lublin Voivodeship, Poland.
Kraśnik is an urban municipality in Lublin Voivodeship situated among the hills of the Lublin Upland. The town comprises two districts, Kraśnik Lubelski and Kraśnik Fabryczny, linked by transportation connections.
The town received city rights in 1377 from King Louis I of Hungary and grew along a major trade route between Silesia and Kyiv. This advantageous location supported its development and economic importance through the centuries.
The Church of the Assumption reflects the Gothic-Renaissance architectural heritage found throughout southeastern Poland. Visitors can observe the local building styles and religious traditions that shaped the town's identity.
The town offers several sports facilities, public transportation hubs, and administrative centers accessible to visitors. The two districts are easy to explore and connected by local transportation options.
The Kraśnik Fabryczny district originated in the 1930s as a planned workers' settlement for an ammunition factory. This modern neighborhood offers insight into Poland's industrial development in the 20th century.
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