Serbinów, Tarnobrzeg, Residential district in Tarnobrzeg, Poland
Serbinów is a residential neighborhood on the eastern side of Tarnobrzeg, bounded by Kazimierza Wielkiego, Kwiatkowskiego, Sienkiewicza, and Sikorskiego streets. The area contains housing blocks, grocery stores including Intermarché and Lidl, and various facilities for daily needs.
The district received its name during the 1970s from city administrators inspired by a television series called Nights and Days. This naming helped shape the neighborhood's identity in its early development.
The Church of Mother of God of Incessant Help stands in this district and hosts organ music performances during summer months with musicians visiting from abroad. It serves as a notable cultural meeting point for the area.
The neighborhood is easy to navigate by car and has bus stops with regular service, particularly bus line B that serves the district well. Walking through the area is straightforward with its wide streets and clear block layout.
Since January 1994, residents organize an annual New Year's Run through the neighborhood streets. This event has become an important tradition that strengthens community feeling among inhabitants.
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