Bobowa, Municipality in Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland
Bobowa is a municipality in Lesser Poland Voivodeship in southern Poland, located within Gorlice County. The settlement sits on gently rolling terrain and serves as a small rural community with a modest population.
The settlement received Magdeburg rights in 1339 and gradually developed from a small village into an officially recognized town, gaining this status in 2009. This long history continues to shape the town's character and structure today.
The town is known for its traditional bobbin lace making, a craft that has been passed down through generations and remains part of local identity. Visitors can see this handiwork reflected in how locals value this inherited skill.
Visitors should know this is a small rural town best explored on foot at a leisurely pace. The nearby city of Gorlice is easily accessible if you need larger shops or services.
Saint Sophia Church dates from the late 15th century and stands in the center of a cemetery surrounded by a distinctive stone wall built in the 17th century. This old enclosure wall is one of the most distinctive features of the town and reflects its deep religious roots.
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