Milówka, Rural municipality in Żywiec County, Poland
Milówka sits along the Soła River in the Żywiec Beskids mountains, surrounded by forested hillsides and farmland. The village spreads through the valley with traditional houses scattered among green meadows and wooded areas.
Wallachian shepherds began founding settlements in this mountain area during the 16th century and integrated with Polish farmers along the river. The mixing of these populations shaped the area's development and way of life for centuries.
The Regional Museum displays traditional crafts and regional costumes that reflect how people lived and worked in this mountain community. The wooden houses with their distinctive carved details shape the village appearance today and connect visitors to the area's heritage.
The village has four marked walking routes with footpaths and bicycle trails connecting the area through the mountains. Visitors can choose between different difficulty levels and explore the landscape at their own pace.
A well-known Polish music group called Golec uOrkiestra, which blends folk traditions with modern sounds, comes from this mountain village. Their success shows how traditional music from this region can reach a national audience.
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