Radwanice, Wrocław County

Radwanice is a village in Lower Silesian Voivodeship situated on flat terrain near Wroclaw in southwestern Poland. The settlement features typical residential and agricultural areas characteristic of rural communities in the region.

The settlement first appeared in historical records in 1338 under the name Radwentitz and underwent several name changes over the centuries. During World War II, the village was called Wasserborn, reflecting the turbulent past of the region.

The village name comes from the personal name Radowan, following traditional Polish naming customs for settlements. This reflects how early Slavic communities marked their lands with founder or leader names.

The village is well connected by road to surrounding areas and provides basic services for residents and visitors. Its proximity to the neighboring communities makes it easy to explore the wider region.

The village lies in a region shaped by farming, where traditional agriculture still defines the landscape today. The mix of residential buildings and agricultural land shows the typical structure of a Central European rural settlement.

Location: Gmina Święta Katarzyna

Location: Gmina Siechnice

GPS coordinates: 51.05833,17.10389

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:24