Szczurowa

Szczurowa is a village in southern Poland situated in a flat agricultural landscape. It comprises scattered farmhouses and homes organized around a local church and small community services.

The village developed as an administrative center for surrounding agricultural communities in the Lesser Poland region. It maintained this central role as farming practices evolved in the surrounding area.

Local residents maintain traditional Polish rural customs while adapting to modern agricultural practices that define the social structure of the community.

The village offers basic services and facilities for residents and visitors, including local shops and administrative offices. A leisurely walk through the roads and around the surrounding farmland provides the best way to explore the area.

Located at the intersection of eight different gminas, Szczurowa functions as a connection point between Bochnia, Borzęcin, Brzesko, Drwinia, Koszyce, Radłów, Rzezawa, and Wietrzychowice.