Kołaczyce, Municipality in Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Poland
Kołaczyce is a town in Subcarpathian Voivodeship and serves as the administrative center of the surrounding municipality. The market square features a fountain and buildings from the 19th century with traditional architectural details.
The town received its city rights in 1339 from King Casimir the Great. After Poland's first partition in 1772, it came under Austrian rule.
The St. Ann church at the center shapes religious life with its historic baptismal font and statue of Mary. These two religious artworks show the long connection locals have with faith.
The town sits north of Jasło and is easily reached by local roads, with clear orientation around the central market square. Visitors can walk around comfortably and find a relaxed pace.
In the 19th century, this place was famous for shoemaking, with craftspeople producing thousands of pairs each year. This tradition made it a well-known center for footwear throughout the region.
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