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| Country | Poland |
| Region | Łódź Voivodeship |
| Surface | 1.62 km² |
| Population | approx. 2,500 |
| Area code | 43 |
| Postal Code | 98-235 |
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Błaszki - a city located in the western part of the Lodz voivodeship, in the Sieradz district, the seat of the urban-rural commune of Błaszki. The small, quiet town is situated on the Turecka Upland, on the Cienia River, also known as the Trojanówka River, which is a tributary of the Pokrzywnica River flowing into Prosna.
Drive
The easiest way to get to the city by car is on the national road no 12Łęknica – Kalisz – Sieradz – DorohuskVoivodeship roads no 449 - leading to Grabowa on the Prosna River and no 710 running through Worth, Szadek and Konstantynów Łódzki down Lodz5 km from the city center there is a railway station where passenger trains stop. The nearest stations where we can take fast and express trains are Kalisz and SieradzThere is also a bus stop in the city center, where the PKS buses stop.
Public collective transport
Błaszki is such a small city that there is no public transport here. Most places are easiest to get to on foot.
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- Parish Church of St. Anna - erected in the years 1779-1789, built in the Baroque style, three-nave, with a tower in the west facade. A sixty-meter tower built on a rectangular plan, with three floors separated by a cornice. On the top floor there is a helmet with a large lantern, above which rises a copper bath and an iron cross above it. Under the highest cornice there are the faces of the clock, which was put into operation in 1983 thanks to the persistent and arduous work of Bogusław Tuzin from Łódź. The main altar has the shape of a sarcophagus and is moved away from the apse. There is a painting of St. Anna, painted in 1889 by the painter Balukiewicz.
- Social House "Błaszkowianka" - situated in the city center, on the market square, the building was built in the years 1916-1917 and played a key role in the cultural and social life. Among other things, 10 Polish shops and a theater hall were built there. It is currently used as a residential building.
In addition to culture and craftsmanship in Błaszki, trade was developing very quickly, and its role is clearly demonstrated by the huge market square, which today is divided into two squares.