Wolbrom

Wolbrom lies along the upper Szreniawa River, near the eastern edge of the limestone Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. Part of historic Lesser Poland, it received town rights in 1327 and retains the measured scale of an old regional centre. St Catherine’s parish church is among its established landmarks, while the town’s more recent identity has also been shaped by rail connections and rubber-products manufacturing. Beyond Wolbrom, the upland is known for its wooded terrain, limestone formations and former defensive sites. See how Wolbrom fits within Lesser Poland by browsing webcams nearby.

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