Sułoszowa is one of the longest villages in Poland

..., 29 kilometres north-west of Cracow, is "the longest" village in Poland (the main street is 9km long) and it has recently become famous thanks to a series of aerial view photos:



The village is located near Ojcowski National Park and Pieskowa Rock (XIV century cliff castle).

according to google the longest village in Poland is Zawoja at the feet of Babia Góra mountain

Indeed. I should have checked first, sorry. Can a mod change the tiltle to "one of the longest" then? :)

Like a shtetl, on two sides of a long road. Quite a lot of villages like this in PL.

@gumishu
Great to see you back.

@jon357
Since it's so common, perhaps it's shetls that are like Polish villages; )

Such lining of houses in the countryside is quite common in villages around the place where I live.

I really can't stand this. It just creates endless urban sprawl, and means that these villages have no real 'centre'.

When in high school, one of my mates came from there. I even spent a week at his house/farm during summer holidays. And he invited us to a sleigh ride - kulig - one winter. The village is conveniently situated close to Ojcowski National Park and Pieskowa Skała Castle, with wonderful views and great trails for hiking.