Przeworsk, Urban municipality in Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Poland.
Przeworsk is an urban municipality in southeastern Poland that serves as the administrative center of Przeworsk County. The town contains gothic abbeys, a baroque monastery, and the classical Lubomirski Palace representing centuries of Polish architectural development.
Przeworsk received its town charter in 1394 and later came under Habsburg rule beginning in 1772. The town regained independence when Poland restored its sovereignty in 1918.
The town holds 60 historical structures, including Gothic abbeys, a baroque monastery, and the classical Lubomirski Palace, representing centuries of Polish architecture.
The town's railway station offers connections in three directions: eastward to Przemyśl, westward to Rzeszów, and northward to Stalowa Wola. These rail links make it convenient to arrive and depart from different parts of the region.
The town lent its name to an ancient archaeological culture that identifies prehistoric societies of the region. Today it maintains active partnerships with cities in Ukraine, Czech Republic, and Slovakia.
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