Horodło (commune) - Horodło (gmina)

Coat of arms of the Horodło commune

Horodło - rural commune in Lubelskie Voivodeship, in Hrubieszowski poviat.

Characteristic

The Horodło commune is the easternmost commune in Poland. It is located above Bug along the border with Ukraine. The commune covers the area of ​​130.3 km² and is inhabited by about 6,500 people in 15 villages. It is a typical agricultural commune with no extensive industrial branch. The only major industrial plant - a sugar factory, is located in Strzyżów.

Geography

Horodło commune in the Hrubieszów poviat

History

Economy

Drive

By rail

By car

By bus

Villages

• Bereżnica
• Brickyard
• Ciołki
• Horodło
• Hrebenne
• Janki
  • Wieniawka
  • Marta
• Kobło-Cologne
• Kopyłów
• Liski
• Mother
• Come on
• Rogalin
• Strzyżów
• Zosin
• Luszków

Interesting places

Communication

Worth seeing

The Liski nature reserve, which protects the natural origin of oak and oak-pine stands, is partly situated in the commune.

It is worth a try

Gastronomy

Accommodation

Agritourism

The Horodel Association of Quaestors operates in the commune, tel. (0-84) 651-51-01, 22-523 Horodło, ul. Hrubieszowska 1, gathering 15 members. It offers accommodation in various towns in the municipalities of Horodło, Hrubieszów and Dubienka.

An agritourism farm in the Bug valley; phone: 505 109 620